Chiefs Sign Defensive End To Provide Line Depth
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed Niles King out of San Diego State as a developmental depth player.
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And they won't have that during a regular season game when it matters most for them to keep calm and cool and collected.
You hope.
Yeah, you hope, you hope.
And we've seen it time and time again.
Mason Rudolph is a prime example, that Pittsburgh quarterback that, you know, if you watch the entire video of the incident, that he was kicking the player who ripped his helmet o- helmet off of, Rudolph and tried to hit him in the head with his own helmet.
Mm-hmm.
You know, there were circumstances building up to that that caused the pl- the, the pl- and I don't remember who the player was who he played for.
I just know that it was the quarterback for Pittsburgh that did it, Mason Rudolph.
That's what Andy's trying to avoid, during a regular season game because not only would you have to deal with penalties on the field, you now have to deal with, ev- evictions, them getting ejected from the game, and possible, suspensions and possible- Fines fines.
Yes, exactly.
So to work all this out in the heat of, August on a practice field in Missouri might be better than, you know, on the field in, let's say, Miami or Tampa Bay, where it's just as hot, you know, all season long and, and these guys are now, you know, throwing down and, and all that.
I think it's brilliant on Andy Reid's part to kind of work that into a regular practice, scenario.
