2009 Kansas City Chiefs Season Review

2009 YEAR IN REVIEW A SEASON OF IMPROVEMENT

THE 2010 NFL DRAFT

• The Chiefs registered improvement in over 30 different categories during the 2009 campaign compared to 2008. Here is a breakdown of those team, offensive, defensive and special teams areas where Kansas City made the most dramatic progress in 2009.

• The 75th Annual NFL Player Selection Meeting is scheduled for April 22-24 in New York, NY. • The 2010 NFL Draft will take place over a three-day span.

• Round 1 will begin at 6:30 PM (Central) on Thursday, April 22nd.

• Rounds 2-3 will begin at 5:30 PM (Central) on Friday, April 23rd.

• Rounds 4-7 will begin at 9:00 AM (Central) on Saturday, April 24th.

• Time limits for each pick per round are as follows: Round 1 (10 minutes), Round 2 (seven minutes) and Rounds 3-7 (five minutes).

• Kansas City currently holds the fifth overall selection in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Two of the Chiefs selections in the 2009 NFL Draft were named to the Pro Football Weekly/PWFA All-Rookie Team: DE Tyson Jackson (D1-09) and K Ryan Succop (D7c-09).

TEAM Category Wins Final 8 Games Total Return TDs

2009 4 3-5 5

2008 2 1-7 3

Category RZ Scoring Pct. 3rd Qtr. Scoring 4th Qtr. Scoring 2nd Half Scoring Rush YPG 20+ TD Runs 20+ Passes 20+ Plays 4th Down Conv.

100-Yd Rushers RZ Giveaways

2009 89.5 61 118 179 120.6 4 41 52 14 5 0

2008 86.7 33 88 121 113.1 0 35 50 7 4 1

Category 3-and-Out Pct. 3rd Down Pct. 3rd Down Pct. 10+ First Downs All. Goal-to-Go TD Pct. Passing YPG TD Runs Interceptions Sacks QB Pressures Pts. on 1st Poss.

Pts. in 2-Min.

2009 24.4 38.1 13.3 318 66.7 231.7 18 15 22.0 53 20 13

2008 15.5 47.4 22.7 344 70.0 234.3 25 13 10.0 40 30 27

Category TDs Penalties Penalty Yards Opp. PR Avg. Net Punting Punts Inside 20 Punts Downed Fair Catches For.

2009 3 8 74 7.1 40.8 41 22 24

Improvement Doubled victory total from 2008 Two more wins NFL Rank: T3rd in 2009/T17th in 2008

OFFENSE Improvement NFL Rank: 1st in 2009/13th in 2008 NFL Rank: T18th in 2009/30th in 2008 NFL Rank: 5th in 2009/22nd in 2008 NFL Rank: T10th in 2009/29th in 2008 NFL Rank: 11th in 2009/16th in 2008 NFL Rank: T5th in 2009/T31st in 2008 NFL Rank: 19th in 2009/T26th in 2008 2 more in 2009 NFL Rank: 3rd in 2009/T18th in 2008 1 more in 2009 KC and TEN only teams with 0 in 2009

DEFENSE Improvement NFL Rank: 8th in 2009/31st in 2008 NFL Rank: 15th in 2009/T31st in 2008 NFL Rank: 3rd in 2009/26th in 2008 NFL Rank: 26th in 2009/31st in 2008 NFL Rank: 15th in 2009/20th in 2008 NFL Rank: 22nd in 2009/28th in 2008 7 fewer in 2009 2 more in 2009 12.0 more in 2009 13 more in 2009 NFL Rank: T5th in 2009/T20th in 2008 NFL Rank: T12th in 2009/31st in 2008

SPECIAL TEAMS 2008 1 17 162 9.3 37.5 28 18 16

Improvement Two more TDs in 2009 NFL Rank: 3rd in 2009/T22nd in 2008 NFL Rank: 3rd in 2009/T25th in 2008 NFL Rank: 7th in 2009/16th in 2008 NFL Rank: 4th in 2009/15th in 2008 NFL Rank: 2nd in 2009/T5th in 2008 KC led NFL in 2009/Tied for 1st in 2008 NFL Rank: T3rd in 2009/10th in 2008

FINAL TEAM STATS AND RANKINGS CATEGORY

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Team St. Louis Detroit Tampa Bay Washington Kansas City Seattle Cleveland Oakland Buffalo Jacksonville Denver (from Chicago) Miami San Francisco Seattle (from Denver) N.Y. Giants Tennessee San Francisco (from Carolina) Pittsburgh Atlanta Houston Cincinnati New England Green Bay Philadelphia Baltimore Arizona Dallas San Diego N.Y. Jets Minnesota Indianapolis New Orleans

Record 1-15 2-14 3-13 4-12 4-12 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-10 7-9 7-9 7-9 8-8 8-8 8-8 8-8 8-8 9-7 9-7 9-7 10-6 10-6 11-5 11-5 9-7 10-6 11-5 13-3 9-7 12-4 14-2 13-3

Pct. .063 .125 .188 .250 .250 .313 .313 .313 .375 .438 .438 .438 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .563 .563 .563 .625 .625 .688 .688 .563 .625 .688 .813 .563 .750 .875 .813

Strength of Schedule .520 .523 .555 .492 .516 .477 .512 .527 .516 .496 .496 .559 .477 .527 .535 .539 .539 .488 .504 .504 .492 .516 .441 .484 .523 .445 .488 .453 .516 .441 .473 .426

Opp. Rec. 133-123-0 134-122-0 142-114-0 126-130-0 132-124-0 122-134-0 131-125-0 135-121-0 132-124-0 127-129-0 127-129-0 143-113-0 122-134-0 135-121-0 137-119-0 138-118-0 138-118-0 125-131-0 129-127-0 129-127-0 126-130-0 132-124-0 113-143-0 124-132-0 134-122-0 114-142-0 125-131-0 116-140-0 132-124-0 113-143-0 121-135-0 109-147-0

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS AND RANKINGS

TOTAL

Total Offense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .303.2 Rush Offense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120.6 Pass Offense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .182.6 Total Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388.2 Rush Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156.5 Pass Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231.7 Turnover Ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +1 Points/Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18.4 Opp. Pts./Game. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26.5

2010 NFL DRAFT ORDER (as of Mar. 1)

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CATEGORY

PLAYER

TOTAL

Scoring Rushing Yards QB Rating Receptions Rec. Yards Interceptions Punting Avg. Punt Ret. Avg. KO Ret. Avg. Sacks

Succop Charles Cassel Bowe Chambers Flowers Colquitt Wade Charles Hali

104 1,120 69.9 47 608 5 45.4 7.6 25.7 8.5

10th 7th 12th --T5th 5th 10th 5th 10th

16th T11th 25th --T12th 9th 20th 10th T18th

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW SECOND-HALF IMPROVEMENT

FIRST-YEAR IMPROVEMENT UNDER HALEY

• The Chiefs registered improvement in over 25 different categories over the • Todd Haley became the fifth head coach in franchise history to post an second half of the 2009 campaign compared to the first half of the year. Here is improvement of two victories or more in his inaugural season with the club. a look at the areas when the club made the greatest strides.

• Haley led the Chiefs to three road wins in his first season with Kansas City, tying as the highest total by a first-year head coach in franchise history.

TEAM

1st 8 Games 1-7 48 361 1

Last 8 Games 3-5 36 306 4

1st 8 Category Games Points Per Game 15.8 Yards Per Game 260.1 First Downs 122 Third-Down Pct. 22.1 3-and-Out Pct 32.0 Rushing YPG 98.5 Rushing YPC 3.5 Rushing TDs 0 100-Yard Rushers 0 Passing YPG 161.6 Sacks Allowed 30.0 20+ Plays 19 20+ Runs 2 20+ Passes 17 Negative Plays 58

Last 8 Games 21.0 346.3 134 32.5 25.7 142.6 5.2 8 5 203.6 15.0 33 9 24 53

1st Games 41.9 9 3 252.3 14 25 10.0

Last 8 Games 34.0 19 12 211.1 11 19 12.0

Category Record Penalties Penalty Yards Return TDs

Improvement Doubled victory total 12 fewer in final 8 games 55 fewer in final 8 games 80.0% of season total in final 8

OFFENSE Improvement 5.2 ppg more in final 8 games 86.2 ypg more in final 8 games 12 more total first downs 10.4% better in final 8 games 6.3% fewer three and outs 44.1 ypg more in final 8 games Led NFL in final 8 games All 8 came in final 8 games 5 by RB Jamaal Charles 42.0 ypg more in final 8 games 8.0 sacks allowed in final 6 games 14 more in final 8 games 81.8% of season total in final 8 7 more in final 8 games 5 fewer in final 8 games

DEFENSE Category Third-Down Pct. Takeaways Interceptions Passing YPG Passing TDs 20+ Yard Passes Sacks

Improvement 7.9% better in final 8 games 10 more takes in final 8 games 9 more INTs in final 8 games 41.2 ypg fewer in final 8 games 3 fewer TDs allowed 6 fewer 20-yard passes allowed 2 more sacks

Head Coach M. Schottenheimer John Mackovic Marv Levy G. Cunningham Todd Haley

Year 1989 1983 1978 1999 2009

Wins +4 +3 +2 +2 +2

Of Note 8 wins most by 1st-year HC since Stram Went 6-10 in ’83, 8-8 in ’84 KC rushing records: 663 atts., 2,986 yds.

9 wins most wins by 1st-year Chiefs HC 3 road wins tie for most by 1st-year HC

2009 CHIEFS TEAM SUPERLATIVES • The Chiefs led the NFL in Red Zone scoring efficiency, scoring on 89.5% (34 of 38) of their Red Zone possessions.

• The Chiefs ranked eighth in the league with 84 penalties in 2009, marking the sixth time KC has finished in the top 10 in fewest penalties since 2001.

• Kansas City was third in the NFL with only eight special teams penalties.

• KC tied for third in the NFL with five return TDs in 2009.

• Kansas City ranked fifth in the NFL with 118 fourth-quarter points in 2009. The four teams that scored more fourth-quarter points than KC all qualified for the playoffs: (New Orleans, Green Bay, Minnesota and San Diego).

• The Chiefs scored 25.3 ppg and allowed 16.0 ppg in their four wins in 2009.

• Kansas City and Tennessee were the only two teams that did not commit a turnover in the Red Zone in 2009.

• KC ranked eighth in the NFL, averaging 4.40 yards per rushing attempt.

• The Chiefs permitted 8.0 sacks (1.3 per game) in their final six games after allowing 37 sacks (3.7 per game) in their first 10 contests.

• Kansas City’s 317 team rushing yards at Denver (1/31/10) were the fourthhighest total in franchise history.

• Kansas City’s defense allowed 17 points or less in five games in 2009.

• The Chiefs defense ranked eighth in the NFL with a 24.4 three-and-out percentage in 2009.

• KC tied for sixth in the NFL in both opponent fumble recoveries (13) and Red Zone takeaways (5).

• KC forced 19 of its 28 takeaways (67.9%) in its last eight games.

• The Chiefs tied for sixth in the NFL, allowing 19 passes of 20+ yards over the last eight games.

• The Chiefs allowed 7.1 yards per punt return to rank seventh in the NFL. • KC ranked 11th in the NFL with 86.2 FG make percentage (25 of 29).

THE 2010 SCHEDULE

CHARLES IN CHARGE

• In 2010, the Chiefs will play four games against three teams that qualified for the 2009 playoffs – Arizona, Indianapolis and San Diego.

• Arizona will travel to Kansas City in the regular season for the first time since suffering a 49-0 loss (12/1/02).

• San Francisco will visit Arrowhead for the first time since suffering a 41-0 loss (10/1/06).

• The Chiefs home schedule in 2010 will also include appearances by a pair of AFC South opponents in Tennessee and Jacksonville.

• Based on Kansas City’s division finish in 2009, the Chiefs will host Buffalo at Arrowhead for the third consecutive season in 2010.

• Kansas City won its most recent games against Oakland and Denver, and will be seeking to snap a five-game losing streak against San Diego.

• The Chiefs will make their first-ever appearance at Lucas Oil Stadium as Kansas City will face the AFC South and AFC champion Indianapolis Colts.

• Kansas City will travel to Seattle for the first time since 2002.

• A Governor’s Cup contest at St. Louis is on the club’s 2010 itinerary.

• The Chiefs will make their fourth all-time regular season visit to Houston.

• Based on the club’s division finish, KC will travel to Cleveland in 2010.

• RB Jamaal Charles became the youngest player to win the Derrick Thomas Award as Kansas City’s MVP in 2009.

• Charles became the first NFL player to register 1,100 or more rushing yards in a season on less than 200 attempts. He had 1,120 yards on 190 carries.

• Charles set the franchise single-game rushing record with 259 yards at Denver (1/3/10).

• Charles finished the year with 2,342 combined net yards, the second-highest seasonal total in franchise history.

• His 5.89 yards-per-carry average ranked as the second-highest seasonal mark in KC annals (min. 100 atts.).

• In the final eight games of the season, only Titans RB Chris Johnson (1,047) rushed for more yards than Charles (968), while only Johnson (1,388) produced more yards from scrimmage (1,126).

• Only Johnson (9) and Vikings RB Adrian Peterson (9) scored more total touchdowns than Charles (8) in the season’s final eight games.

2010 REGULAR SEASON OPPONENTS HOME Denver Oakland San Diego* Arizona* Buffalo Jacksonville San Francisco Tennessee

AWAY Denver Oakland San Diego* Cleveland Houston Indianapolis* St. Louis Seattle

*2009 Playoff Qualifier

MORE INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS • QB Matt Cassel threw 16 TDs, tying as the third-highest total by a first-year passer in Chiefs history.

• LB Tamba Hali registered career highs with 8.5 sacks and 66 tackles.

• CB Brandon Flowers led the team with a career-high five INTs. • K Ryan Succop joined K Jan Stenerud (’67) as the second kicker in franchise history to earn the Mack Lee Hill Award as the club’s top first-year player.

• Succop connected on 86.2% (25 of 29) of his FGs, tying as the highest FG make pct. by a rookie since the AFL-NFL merger (min. 20 attempts).

• Succop finished the season with 104 points, leading all NFL rookies in scoring.

It tied for the second-highest total by a rookie in franchise history.

• P Dustin Colquitt established a Chiefs single-season record with a 40.78-yard net punting average, breaking the mark of P Jerrel Wilson (40.00 in ’68).

• Colquitt had a franchise-record 41 punts inside the 20, one shy of the NFL single-season record of 42.

• Colquitt led the NFL with 22 downed punts.

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD CLARK HUNT • Entering his sixth season as Chairman of the Board, Clark Hunt represents the interests of the Hunt family in the Kansas City Chiefs franchise.

• Hunt is currently directing the expansion and renovation of the New Arrowhead, an extensive modernization project which will keep Kansas City “The Home of the Chiefs” for decades to come.

• In 2007, Commissioner Roger Goodell appointed Hunt to the NFL’s Digital Media and International Committees, as well as the Executive Committee of the NFL Management Council.

• Hunt served on the eight-member Commissioner Search Committee that recommended a successor to former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue in 2006.

• The Hunt family has made a combined personal financial contribution of $125 million in both the development of the New Arrowhead and the club’s new practice facility.

• The Dallas, Texas native is also a founding investor-operator in Major League Soccer.

• Hunt serves as Chairman of Hunt Sports Group, the parent company that oversees the F.C. Dallas and Columbus Crew MLS franchises.

• Hunt Sports Group has been at the forefront of stadium development in the United States, constructing America’s first soccer-specific stadium, Crew Stadium which opened in Columbus in ’99. In 2005, Hunt Sports Group opened Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas. The homefield of F.C. Dallas serves as the crown jewel of a 117-acre soccer complex which features 17 adjacent championship-quality fields.

• Hunt finished first in his class at Southern Methodist University in ’87 and earned first-team Academic All-America honors his junior and senior seasons as a member of the soccer team.

• Hunt currently serves on the SMU Board of Trustees, as well as the Cox School of Business Executive Board of Trustees at SMU. • Hunt and his wife, the former Tavia Shackles of Kansas City, are actively involved in numerous philanthropic efforts. The Chiefs Charity Game and Lift Up America are just two of several causes that have benefitted from the Hunts’ efforts.

THE NEW ARROWHEAD – NEW BODY, SAME SOUL A RENOVATED AND MODERNIZED “HOME OF THE CHIEFS” • Slated for its grand opening in 2010, the New Arrowhead embodies the Chiefs passion for creating an engaging and interactive entertainment environment for every fan. Thanks to the vision of the Chiefs and creativity of internationally-recognized architects Populous, Chiefs fans will enjoy an unparalleled gameday experience at the New Arrowhead.

• While fans will find a familiar view from their seats, virtually everything else will be new and improved – the addition of the Horizon Level, a new Founder’s Club, a luxurious VIP Club Level, an upgraded sound system, a 360-degree video ribbon board, concourses doubled in size, additional restrooms, an upgraded variety of food and beverage options, a new team store and the Chiefs Sports Lab, an interactive learning experience for students of all ages.

• Since originally opening its gates in ’72, these improvements are the structure’s first major renovation in nearly 40 years. The New Arrowhead is a state of the art sports and entertainment destination that will serve as the setting for future generations of shared experiences and celebrations of America’s favorite sport – the National Football League.

THE FOUNDER’S PLAZA • Forming a dramatic entrance to the north side of the New Arrowhead will be the expansive Founder’s Plaza, a tribute to Chiefs Founder Lamar Hunt, who was also the driving force behind the formation of the American Football League.

• The Founder’s Plaza is an engaging outdoor area that will serve as a meeting place for Chiefs fans, and will serve as a lasting reminder of Hunt’s contributions to the game.

• The Plaza’s many features will commemorate the AFL’s formation. At its center will be a large AFL logo built into a decorative pavement flanked by eight fountains that symbolize the league’s eight original franchises.

• A nine-foot heroic sculpture of Hunt, designed by Bruce Wolfe, will greet visitors and fans as they make their way across grounds that will include bronze plaques highlighting Hunt’s many innovations in pro football, soccer and tennis.

• A three-dimentional diagram of Pro Football Hall of Fame Head Coach Hank Stram’s famous “65 Toss Power Trap” play from Super Bowl IV will highlight the plaza’s entrance to the stadium.

CHIEFS HALL OF HONOR • Chiefs fans will be able to relive some of the most exciting moments in Chiefs and pro football history at the all new Chiefs Hall of Honor.

• Fifty years of franchise history will fill this themed area in the lower level concourse, enabling fans to revisit football memories dating back to the franchise’s first days of existence.

• Exhibits will include the club’s Lombardi Trophy from Super Bowl IV, the original AFL Championship trophy, original seats and artifacts from Municipal Stadium, a journey through Lamar Hunt’s creation of the AFL, a virtual locker room featuring Chiefs Hall of Famers, as well as a re-creation of Arrowhead’s original Gold Suite and much more.

• Video and interactive displays will allow fans to watch the team’s unforgettable moments and allow visitors to feel the energy and passion that makes the New Arrowhead the home of the best gameday experience in the NFL.

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW HEAD COACH TODD HALEY • Todd Haley was named the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs by Chairman of the Board Clark Hunt on February 6, 2009.

• Haley enters his 16th season in the National Football League and his 14th campaign in a coaching capacity in 2010. He enjoyed previous NFL coaching experience with Arizona (2007-08), Dallas (2004-06), Chicago (2001-03) and the N.Y. Jets (’97-00), earning playoff berths with each of those franchises.

• Of the nine first-time NFL head coaches in their first full season in 2009, Haley was one of just three of those coaches to register an improvement of at least two wins compared to the prior season’s record. Jim Caldwell (Indianapolis) and Jim Schwartz (Detroit) were the others.

• The Chiefs registered improvement in 30 different categories during the 2009 campaign compared to 2008.

• Under Haley’s leadership, the Chiefs improved in over 25 different categories over the final eight games of the 2009 campaign compared to the first eight contests.

• The Chiefs offense averaged 21.0 points per game the final eight games of the season, an improvement of 5.2 ppg.

• Kansas City produced 346.3 yards per game in the second half of the 2009 campaign, 86.2 more yards per game than the first eight games of the season.

• The Chiefs averaged 142.6 rushing yards per game over the last eight games of the 2009 season, an improvement of 44.1 ypg compared to the season’s final eight contests. Kansas City also averaged 5.2 yards per carry in the season’s last eight games.

• Kansas City led the NFL with a 89.5% Red Zone scoring efficiency (34 of 38), tied for third with five return TDs, ranked fifth with 118 fourth-quarter points and finished eighth in the league with 84 penalties in 2009.

• Under Haley’s direction the Chiefs ranked 11th in the NFL in rushing (120.6 ypg) in 2009.

• Kansas City’s defense ranked eighth in three-and-out percentage (24.4) and 15th in third-down defense (38.1%) in 2009 after ranking 31st in those categories in 2008.

• The Chiefs improved to 12th in 2009 from 29th in 2008 in the comprehensive NFL special teams rankings compiled by Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News. Only three teams (Dallas, Miami and Arizona) showed more dramatic improvement in those rankings than the Chiefs in 2009.

• Helped Arizona reach Super Bowl XLIII as that club’s offensive coordinator, marking the first time the franchise had advanced to the NFL title game since ’47.

• Haley joined Ken Whisenhunt’s staff in Arizona after serving a three-year stint as Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers coach for Dallas (2004-06). In 2006, the Cowboys offense ranked fourth in the NFL in passing (239.8 ypg).

• Haley joined Bill Parcells’ staff in Dallas after a three-year tour of duty as wide receivers coach for Chicago (2001-03). In 2001, the Bears went 13-3 and won the NFC Central for the first time since ’90 as WR Marty Booker set a single-season franchise record with 100 catches.

• Haley’s initial NFL experience came as a member of the N.Y. Jets (’95-00), where he served as that club’s wide receivers coach from ’99-00. In his initial season in that capacity, he helped WR Keyshawn Johnson earn his second straight Pro Bowl berth.

• He began his association with General Manager Scott Pioli when Pioli served as Director of Pro Personnel for that club from ’97-99.

• Haley received the 2009 University of North Florida Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award, the highest award given by the UNF Alumni Association. The honor is presented annually to graduates who have reached a significant level of accomplishment in their profession or community.

HALEY’S FOOTBALL CAREER 1995-00

2001-03 2004-06 2007-08 2009-10

N.Y. Jets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scouting Assistant (’95-96) Offensive Assistant/Quality Control (’97-98) Wide Receivers (’99-00) Chicago Bears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wide Receivers Dallas Cowboys. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Passing Game Coordinator/ Wide Receivers Arizona Cardinals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Offensive Coordinator Kansas City Chiefs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach

HALEY’S FOOTBALL CAREER • Todd Haley has won division titles with each of his four previous NFL teams.

In 2008, Arizona won its first division crown since ’75 with Haley serving as the Cardinals offensive coordinator.

1998 2001 2006 2008

N.Y. Jets (12-4)* .....................................................AFC East Chicago (13-3) ................................................. NFC Central Dallas (9-7) ........................................................... NFC East Arizona (9-7)** .................................................... NFC West

* Reached AFC Championship Game

** Reached Super Bowl XLIII

CHIEFS COACHES WITH SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE • Ten members of the Chiefs coaching staff have participated in the Super Bowl as a player or a coach.

Coach Todd Haley Maurice Carthon Mike Clark Romeo Crennel

Team ARZ NYG NE ARZ SEA NYG NE

Steve Hoffman Bill Muir Anthony Pleasant Otis Smith Emmitt Thomas Charlie Weis

DAL TB NE NE KC WAS NYG NE

Super Bowls XLIII XXI, XXV XXXI XLIII XL XXI XXV XXXI XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX XXVII, XXVIII, XXX XXXVII XXXVI, XXXVIII XXXI, XXXVI I, IV XXII, XXVI XXV XXXI XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX

Role w/SB Team Offensive Coordinator Running Back RBs Coach RBs Coach Strength and Cond.

Special Teams Coach Def. Line Coach Def. Line Coach Def. Coordinator Quality Control Off. Coord/O-Line Defensive Lineman Cornerback Cornerback Def. Asst./DBs Def. Asst.

WRs Coach Offensive Coordinator

A FOOTBALL FAMILY • Owning a distinguished football pedigree, Haley is the son of Dick Haley, a 43-year NFL veteran as a player and personnel executive.

• The younger Haley spent his formative years in Pittsburgh, immersed in football with his father and the Steelers organization. A former ballboy for the Steelers, Haley spent many summers as a youth at training camp with the club, and frequently watched film alongside his father. In attendance for many of the greatest games in Steelers history, he later served as a member of the Steelers chain gain on gamedays during his teenage years.

• Haley’s father enjoyed stints as the Director of Player Personnel for Pittsburgh (’71-90) and the N.Y. Jets (’91-02), a Personnel Consultant for the Jets (200307) and is currently a Player Personnel Analyst for the Miami Dolphins. He was an NFL cornerback from ’59-64.

• The elder Haley was one of the architects of the great Steelers teams of the ’70s.

Haley’s ’74 draft class with Pittsburgh featured four Hall of Famers – LB Jack Lambert, C Mike Webster, as well as WRs Lynn Swann and John Stallworth.

He also selected Hall of Fame LB Jack Ham in ’71 and tabbed Hall of Fame RB Franco Harris in ’72, forming the nucleus of a team that would claim four Super Bowl crowns over a six-year span from ’74-79.

2010 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS COACHING STAFF Coach Todd Haley . . . . . . . . . .

Maurice Carthon . . . . . .

Charlie Weis . . . . . . . . .

Romeo Crennel . . . . . .

Richie Anderson . . . . . .

Mike Clark. . . . . . . . . . .

Gary Gibbs . . . . . . . . . .

Steve Hoffman . . . . . . .

Bill Muir. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bernie Parmalee. . . . . .

Pat Perles . . . . . . . . . . .

Anthony Pleasant . . . . .

Brent Salazar . . . . . . . .

Nick Sirianni . . . . . . . . .

Otis Smith . . . . . . . . . . .

Emmitt Thomas . . . . . .

NFL Season Position in 2010 Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16th Assistant Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25th Offensive Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16th Defensive Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29th Wide Receivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14th Strength & Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7th Linebackers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9th Special Teams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21st Offensive Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33rd Tight Ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13th Asst. Offensive Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4th Defensive Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15th Asst. Strength & Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4th Offensive Quality Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd Defensive Quality Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15th Defensive Backs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43rd

* Includes years as a player, coach and in personnel.

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW SCORING OFFENSE • KC scored 294 points (18.4 ppg) to rank 23rd in the NFL. The Chiefs ranked 26th in scoring in 2008 with 291 points (18.2 ppg).

• The Chiefs scored 257 offensive points (16.1 ppg) to rank 26th in the NFL. • KC scored 26 offensive TDs (eight rushing, 18 passing) in 2009.

• KC recorded 31 overall TDs (eight rushing, 18 passing, two INTs returns, one kickoff return, one fumble return and one blocked punt return).

• KC scored 29 points in the first quarter to rank 31st in the NFL. • The Chiefs ranked 23rd in the league, scoring 83 points in the second quarter.

• KC scored 112 first-half points to rank 30th in the NFL. • The Chiefs tied for 18th in the league with 61 third-quarter points in 2009, an improvement of 28 points from 2008 when KC ranked 30th in that department with 33 points.

• KC ranked fifth in the NFL with 118 fourth-quarter points in 2009, 30 points more than 2008 when the club ranked 22nd with 88 points.

• The Chiefs tied for 10th in the NFL with 179 second-half points, an improvement of 58 points from 2008 when KC ranked 29th.

• The Chiefs ranked 17th in the league with 168 points (21.0 ppg) in their final eight games after ranking 27th in their first eight contests with 126 points (15.8 ppg), an improvement of 5.2 ppg.

• KC scored 88 points in its final three games, an average of 29.3 ppg.

• The Chiefs scored 101 points (25.3 ppg) in their four victories in 2009.

• Kansas City scored a season-high 44 points in a 44-24 win at Denver (1/3/10), the club’s highest scoring tally at Denver since a 45-24 win (10/1/72).

• Those 44 points were the club’s highest total in any game since a 45-17 win at Houston (11/20/05).

• KC’s 20-point victory at Denver (1/3/10) represented the club’s biggest margin of victory at Denver since registering a 37-16 win (12/19/82).

• Dating back to ’95, the Chiefs are 31-7 (.816) at Arrowhead when scoring 30 points or more.

• KC averaged 142.6 rushing ypg in its final eight games to rank sixth in the NFL, an improvement of 44.1 ypg from the club’s first eight contests.

• Kansas City’s 317 team rushing yards at Denver (1/31/10) were the fourthhighest single-game total in franchise history.

PASSING OFFENSE • Kansas City finished the season with 2,922 net passing yards (182.6 ypg).

• The Chiefs averaged 203.6 passing ypg in their final eight games, an improvement of 42.0 ypg from the first half of the season.

• Kansas City registered a 70.8 team passer rating in 2009.

• The Chiefs averaged 5.94 yards per pass attempt and 10.75 yards per completion.

• Kansas City had 139 passing first downs.

• The Chiefs had a 3.4 TD percentage and a 3.2 INT percentage.

• The Chiefs permitted 45.0 sacks in 2009.

• Kansas City permitted 8.0 sacks (1.3 per game) in its final six games after allowing 37.0 sacks (3.7 per game) in its first 10 contests.

RED ZONE OFFENSE • The Chiefs led the NFL in Red Zone scoring efficiency, scoring on 89.5% (34 of 38) of their Red Zone possessions.

• Kansas City and Tennessee were the only two NFL teams that did not commit a turnover in the Red Zone in 2009.

• KC scored TDs on 47.4% (18 of 38) of its Red Zone possessions.

• KC ranked 12th in the NFL, averaging 4.58 points per Red Zone trip.

• In total, the Chiefs registered 174 Red Zone points (18 TDs, 16 FGs).

• The Chiefs threw 14 Red Zone TD passes, tying for 16th in the NFL. • KC scored TDs on 57.1% (12 of 21) of its goal-to-go possessions.

• The Chiefs scored 19 times (12 TDs, 7 FGs) on 21 goal-to-go drives (90.5%).

• Kansas City scored 105 points in goal-to-go situations in 2009.

TOTAL OFFENSE

BALL CONTROL, MORE SITUATIONAL STATS

• KC produced 4,851 total net yards (303.2 ypg) to rank 25th in the NFL. • KC averaged 346.3 ypg in its final eight contests, an improvement of 86.2 ypg compared to the club’s first eight games when it averaged 260.1 ypg.

• The Chiefs ranked 15th in the NFL over the final eight games at 346.3 ypg.

• KC’s 524 total net yards at Denver (1/3/10) were the club’s most since posting 537 vs. Cincinnati (1/1/06).

• KC produced 256 first downs to rank 27th in the NFL. • The Chiefs registered 134 first downs in their final eight games, 12 more than they produced in their first eight games (122).

• KC went three and out on 6.3 percent fewer of its drives in the final eight games compared to the club’s first eight games.

• The Chiefs suffered five fewer negative plays in their final eight games than they did in their first eight games (58).

• No team had more offensive possessions than Kansas City (202) in 2009.

• The Chiefs converted 27.3% (62 of 227) of their third-down attempts.

• Kansas City went 32.5% (37 of 114) on third down in its final eight games, a 10.4% improvement from the club’s first eight contests when KC went 22.1% (25 of 113) on third down.

• The Chiefs went three and out just 25.7% (27 of 105) of the time in the second half of the 2009 campaign after having a 32.0 three-and-out percentage in the first half of the season.

• Only four teams (San Francisco, Seattle, Tampa Bay and Detroit) were faced with more situations of third and 10+ yards than Kansas City (70).

• Kansas City tied for 13th in the NFL, scoring 28 points on its opening possession of the second half in 2009. The Chiefs were 24th in that category in 2008.

• Only Atlanta (16) and the N.Y. Jets (15) converted more fourth downs than Kansas City (14) in 2009. The Chiefs converted just seven fourth downs during the 2008 campaign.

• In total, the Chiefs converted 48.3% of their league-high 29 fourth-down attempts in 2009.

• Kansas City converted 50.0% (1 of 2) of its two-point conversion attempts.

BIG PLAYS • KC’s offense tied for 21st in the NFL with 52 total plays of 20+ yards (41 passing, 11 rushing), two more than the club totalled in 2008.

• Pittsburgh led the NFL with 77 plays of 20+ yards in 2009.

• The Chiefs tied for 10th in the NFL over the season’s final eight games with 33 plays of 20+ yards after accumulating 19 in the first eight games.

• The Chiefs ranked 19th in the NFL with 41 passes of 20+ yards in 2009. KC tied for 26th in that category in 2008 with 35 completions of 20+ yards.

• KC tied for 15th in the NFL with 11 runs of 20+ yards in 2009. Nine of those 11 runs (81.8%) came in the season’s final eight games.

• The Chiefs had three runs of 50+ yards in 2009, including two TDs (76 and 56 yards). The Chiefs longest TD run in 2008 was 16 yards.

• KC tied for fifth in the NFL with four TD runs of 20+ yards in 2009 after having none in 2008.

• KC’s offense produced 172 total plays of 10 yards or more, including 49 rushes of 10+ yards.

PENALTY STATS • The Chiefs ranked eighth in the league with 84 penalties in 2009, marking the sixth time KC has finished in the top 10 in fewest penalties since 2001.

• The Chiefs ranked sixth in the NFL in penalty yardage (667).

• Kansas City was third in the NFL with only eight special teams penalties.

• The Chiefs made a substantial reduction in penalties over the course of the season. Kansas City was tied for 27th in the NFL after four games with 29 penalties. After eight games, the club was tied for 14th in the NFL with 48 accepted penalties.

• The Chiefs committed a season-low one penalty at Jacksonville (11/8).

RUSHING OFFENSE

SINGLE-GAME OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES

• Kansas City averaged 120.6 rushing ypg in 2009 to rank 11th in the NFL, an increase of 7.5 ypg from 2008 when the club ranked 16th.

• KC scored all eight of its rushing TDs in the season’s final eight games.

• The Chiefs averaged 4.40 yards per carry to rank eighth in the NFL. • The Chiefs averaged an NFL-best 5.2 yards per carry over the season’s final eight games after averaging 3.6 yards per rush in the first half of the season.

• RB Jamaal Charles produced five 100-yard rushing games, one more than the club combined for in 2008.

• Charles’ franchise-record 259-yard performance at Denver (1/3/10) was the second-highest single-game performance in the NFL in 2009 and was the eighth-best single-game mark in league history.

• The Chiefs had a season-high 25 first downs vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Kansas City converted 46.7% (7 of 15) third downs at Cincinnati (12/27).

• The Chiefs had 524 yards of total offense at Denver (1/3/10), including 317 rushing yards, the fourth-highest single-game rushing output in franchise history.

• Kansas City had a season-best 62 advances (38 rushes, 24 completions) vs.

Oakland (9/20).

• The Chiefs did not commit a turnover in four games, doing it at Baltimore (9/13), vs. Dallas (10/11), at Washington (10/18) and at Jacksonville (11/8).

• QB Matt Cassel threw for a season-high 331 yards vs. Cleveland (12/20) and compiled a season-best 100.4 rating (min. 20 atts.) vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW SCORING DEFENSE • KC ranked 29th in the NFL, allowing opponents to score 424 points (26.5 ppg), 16 fewer points than the club permitted in 2008.

• The Chiefs permitted 387 offensive points (24.2 ppg) in 2009, 32 fewer than 2008.

• The Chiefs allowed 43 offensive TDs, six fewer than 2008.

• Dating back to ’95, the Chiefs are 87-38 (.696) when holding foes to 21 points or less, including a 56-12 (.824) mark at Arrowhead.

• The Chiefs held five opponents to 21 points or less in 2009.

• Kansas City did not permit any offensive points in the first quarter of six games in 2009.

• The Chiefs allowed 228 points (28.5 ppg) at home in 2009, 22 fewer points than the club allowed at home in 2008.

• The Chiefs allowed 196 points (24.5 ppg) on the road in 2009.

• The Chiefs allowed a season-low six points at Washington (10/18), the club’s best mark since posting a 41-0 win vs. San Francisco (10/1/06).

TOTAL DEFENSE • Kansas City allowed 6,211 total yards in 2009, an average of 388.2 yards per game to rank 30th in the NFL. • The Chiefs forced 69 negative plays in 2009.

• The Chiefs allowed 318 first downs in 2009 to rank 26th in the NFL, 26 fewer first downs than the club allowed in 2008 when KC ranked 31st in the NFL. • The Chiefs permitted a season-low 166 total yards vs. Oakland (9/20), the fewest since allowing 165 yards vs. San Francisco (10/1/06).

• Kansas City permitted a season-low seven first downs at Washington (10/18), the fewest since allowing six vs. San Diego (9/20/98).

RUSHING DEFENSE • • • • • • • • •

The Chiefs allowed 2,504 rushing yards (156.5 ypg).

Kansas City permitted 4.72 rushing yards per carry in 2009.

The Chiefs forced 43 negative rushing plays to tie for 24th in the NFL. Kansas City finished 11th in the AFC and 22nd in the NFL by allowing 4.56 rushing yards on second down.

The Chiefs allowed 18 rushing TDs in 2009, seven fewer than the club permitted in 2008.

The Chiefs did not allow a rushing TD in six games in 2009.

Kansas City allowed a season-low 67 rushing yards vs. Oakland (9/20), its fewest since permitting 66 yards at Indianapolis (11/18/07).

KC allowed a season-low 2.7 yards per carry average vs. Oakland (9/20).

Kansas City permitted a season-low three rushing first downs vs. Oakland (9/20) and at Washington (10/18), the club’s lowest total since allowing three at San Diego (11/9/08).

PASSING DEFENSE • Kansas City allowed 231.7 passing yards per game to rank 22nd in the NFL. The Chiefs ranked 28th in the NFL (234.3 ypg) in 2008.

• The Chiefs ranked 10th in the NFL over the final eight games of the season, allowing 211.1 passing ypg, an improvement of 41.2 ypg from the club’s first eight games when the club ranked 30th.

• Opponents threw for 3,707 yards against the Chiefs defense.

• The Chiefs defense allowed 25 TD passes to tie for 13th in the AFC and 20th in the NFL. • Kansas City allowed 11 TD passes in the final eight games, three fewer than the club’s first eight contests.

• Kansas City allowed 7.55 yards per pass attempt.

• Kansas City ranked 16th in the NFL with 15 interceptions.

• The Chiefs intercepted 12 passes in their final eight games, after forcing three INTs in the club’s first eight contests.

• The Chiefs had at least one INT in 10 games, including four contests with two or more INTs. • The Chiefs own a 25-9 (.735) record when they force two or more INTs in a game dating back to 2002.

• The Chiefs own a 34-5 (.865) mark at Arrowhead dating back to ’95 when the club forces two or more INTs. • The Chiefs opponents compiled a 87.1 passer rating in 2009, a mark that ranked 20th in the NFL. KC ranked 25th with a 91.1 opp. rating in 2008.

• KC recorded 22.0 sacks in 2009, 12.0 more than 2008.

• The Chiefs allowed 44 completions of 20+ yards to rank 13th in the NFL. • Kansas City allowed 19 completions of 20+ yards in the final eight games, six fewer than the first eight contests.

• The Chiefs produced 53 QB pressures in 2009, 13 more than 2008.

• KC allowed a season-low 66 net passing yards vs. Cleveland (12/20), the club’s lowest total since allowing 55 vs. Oakland (9/14/08).

• The Chiefs allowed a season-low seven completions vs. Oakland (9/20), the club’s lowest total since permitting six vs. Oakland (9/12/08).

• The Chiefs allowed a season-low four passing first downs on three occasions in 2009, the club’s lowest mark since permitting two vs. Oakland (9/14/08).

• Kansas City returned two interceptions for TDs at Denver (1/3/10), the seventh time the club had ever accomplished that feat.

• The Chiefs intercepted a season-high three passes at Denver (1/3/10), the club’s best tally since registering three INTs at the N.Y. Jets (10/26/08).

RED ZONE DEFENSE • The Chiefs ranked 25th in the NFL with a 56.6 Red Zone TD percentage, allowing 30 TDs on 53 opponent Red Zone drives.

• Kansas City permitted 30 Red Zone TDs, six fewer than in 2008.

• The Chiefs allowed 258 points in the Red Zone, 52 fewer than 2008.

• KC allowed opponents to score on 86.8% (46 of 53) of their Red Zone trips in 2009 to rank 22nd in the NFL, 10 fewer Red Zone scores than in 2008.

• The Chiefs opponents compiled a 77.3 passer rating in the Red Zone in 2009, a mark that ranked sixth in the NFL. The Chiefs allowed a 95.4 passer rating in the Red Zone to rank 20th in the NFL in 2008.

• Kansas City intercepted four passes in the Red Zone in 2009 to tie for first in the AFC and fourth in the NFL. • The Chiefs forced five Red Zone takeaways, tying for second in the AFC and sixth in the NFL.

GOAL-TO-GO DEFENSE • Kansas City allowed opponents to score TDs on 66.7% (20 of 30) of their goal-to-go drives in 2009 to rank 15th in the NFL. The Chiefs ranked 20th in the NFL with a 70.0 goal-to-goal TD percentage in 2008.

• The Chiefs allowed opponents to score on 90.0% (27 of 30) of their goal-to-go attempts in 2009 to rank 17th in the NFL. • The Chiefs allowed an average of 5.37 points per goal-to-go drive in 2009, a mark that ranked 11th in the AFC and 17th in the NFL. • KC recorded two goal-to-go takeaways in 2009 to tie for sixth in the NFL.

SITUATION DEFENSE • The Chiefs allowed opponents to convert on 38.1% (85 of 223) of their thirddown attempts in 2009 to rank seventh in the AFC and 15th in the NFL. Kansas City tied for 31st in the NFL with a 47.4 third-down percentage in 2008.

• Kansas City allowed opponents to convert on 25.0% (23 of 92) of their thirddown attempts of six or more yards in 2009 to rank ninth in the AFC and tied for 15th in the NFL. • The Chiefs allowed opponents to convert on 13.3% (6 of 45) of their thirddown attempts of 10+ yards in 2009 to rank second in the AFC and third in the NFL. Kansas City ranked 26th in the NFL with a 22.7% in 2008.

• Kansas City limited the Raiders to a season-low 12.5% conversion rate (two of 16) at Oakland (11/15), the lowest mark since allowing a 9.1% third-down conversion rate vs. Cincinnati (10/14/07).

• The Chiefs allowed a season-low two third-down conversions at Washington (10/18) and at Oakland (11/15), the lowest total allowed since permitting one conversion vs. Cincinnati (10/14/07).

• The Chiefs allowed Oakland to convert five total third downs in two games in 2009.

• The Chiefs recorded nine takeaways on third down in 2009 to rank third in the AFC and tie for eighth in the NFL. • The Chiefs allowed their opponents to score 20 points on their first possession, tying for fifth in the NFL. KC allowed 30 first-possession points to tie for 20th in the NFL in 2008.

• Kansas City allowed 13 points in two-minute defense to rank sixth in the AFC and tie for 12th in the NFL. Kansas City permitted 14 fewer points in the twominute defense in 2009 than 2008.

BALL CONTROL STATS • The Chiefs opponents scoring drives consumed an average of 7.38 plays, 55.8 yards and 3:25 off the clock in 2009.

• Kansas City allowed 28 opponent drives of 10 or more plays in 2009 to tie for 24th in the NFL. The Chiefs allowed 33 such drives in 2008 • The Chiefs allowed eight 10-play TD drives in 2009 to tie for fourth in the AFC and eighth in the NFL. Kansas City allowed 14 10-play TD drives in 2008.

• The Kansas City defense was on the field for 201 drives in 2009, the secondhighest mark in the NFL.

2009 CHIEFS RESULTS OVERALL . . . . . . . 4-12 HOME . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7 AFC . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9 GRASS . . . . . . . . . . 4-10 OUTDOORS . . . . . . 4-12

AFC WEST . . . . . . . . 2-4 ROAD . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5 NFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 ARTIFICIAL . . . . . . . . 0-2 INDOORS . . . . . . . . . 0-0

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW SPECIAL TEAMS • Kansas City’s special teams improved to 12th in 2009 from 29th in 2008 in the comprehensive NFL special teams rankings compiled by Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News. Only three teams improved more than the Chiefs.

• The Chiefs ranked second in the AFC and fourth in the NFL in net punting with an average of 40.8 yards in 2009. Oakland led the league with a 43.9yard net avg.

• The Chiefs ranked fifth in the AFC and 10th in the NFL with a 45.0-yard gross punting average.

• KC ranked 10th in the AFC and 18th in the NFL with an average starting position of the 25.8-yard line after opponents’ kickoffs.

• Opponents’ average drive start after a Chiefs kickoff was the 27.0-yard line, ranking 10th in the AFC and 20th in the NFL. • The Chiefs allowed three kickoff returns of 40 yards or more, tying for 13th in the NFL. • Kansas City allowed 35 kickoff returns of 20+ yards in 2009, a mark that ranked fifth in the AFC and tied for 13th in the NFL. • KC ranked 11th in the AFC and 24th in the NFL, allowing opponents to average 24.1 yards per kickoff return.

• The Chiefs tied for second in the AFC and tied for third in the NFL, forcing opponents to fair catch the ball 24 times.

• In 2009, KC’s punt coverage unit ranked fourth in the AFC and seventh in the NFL, allowing opponents to average 7.1 yards per punt return after allowing an average of 9.3 yards per punt and ranking 16th in 2008.

• The Chiefs landed 41 punts inside the 20-yard line to rank first in the AFC and take second in the NFL. KC put 28 punts inside the 20-yard line in 2008.

• The Chiefs tallied a league-high 22 downed punts in 2009.

• The Chiefs converted 25 of 29 (86.2%) field goal attempts in 2009.

• Kansas City attempted two two-point conversions in 2009, a mark that tied as 10th-most in the NFL, converting one attempt for the year.

• The Chiefs recorded three special teams TDs in 2009 after registering only one specials teams TD in 2008.

CLOSE CALLS • The Chiefs were 1-2 in games decided by three points or less.

• Eight of the Chiefs 16 games were decided by seven points or less. The Chiefs were 2-6 in those games.

• In 2009, 53 of the 256 (20.7%) NFL games were decided by three points or less.

• In 2009, 109 of the 256 (42.6%) NFL games were decided by seven points or less.

CHIEFS IN OVERTIME • Kansas City posted a 1-1 record in overtime games in 2009.

• Kansas City lost an overtime game vs. Dallas (10/11) by a 20-26 margin.

• Kansas City won an overtime contest vs. Pittsburgh (11/22) by a 27-24 score on a 22-yard K Ryan Succop game-winning FG, its first OT victory since a 40-34 win at Green Bay (10/23/03).

• Including the postseason, the Chiefs are 13-17-2 all-time in OT contests.

THE NFL TURNOVER TRIPLE CROWN • Kansas City owns the NFL’s best turnover ratio dating back to the ’90 season with a +160 mark (649 takes/489 gives), which is 74 turnovers better than Pittsburgh’s second-place showing of +86 (640 takes/554 gives).

Best Turnover Ratio 1990-2009* 1. Kansas City +160 2. Pittsburgh +86 3. Philadelphia +62 4. N.Y. Giants +59 5. N.Y. Jets +54

Most Takes 1990-2009* 1. Kansas City 2. Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 4. Green Bay 5. N.Y. Jets

649 641 640 619 615

Fewest Gives 1990-2009* 1. Kansas City 2. N.Y. Giants 3. Indianapolis 4. Dallas Denver

489 512 534 550 550

*Includes teams who have played every season from 1990-09.

• The Chiefs have the league’s most takeaways since ’90 (649) and have tallied the NFL’s fewest giveaways (489) over that span among teams playing every year during that timeframe.

• Over the past 20 years, the Chiefs have owned the league’s best takeaway/ giveaway differential five different times – ’90, ’92, ’95, ’99 and 2003.

• The Chiefs were +1 (28 takes/27 gives) in 2009, giving the Chiefs their 17th season with a positive turnover ratio in the last 20 seasons.

• The Chiefs are 47-9 (.839) at Arrowhead with a positive takeaway margin dating back to ’95.

• The Chiefs are 34-5 (.872) at Arrowhead dating back to ’95 when forcing two or more INTs. • Since the start of the 2003 campaign, KC is 14-11 (.560) in games when it does not commit a giveaway.

• The Chiefs were +4 (10 takes/six gives) in their four wins. The Chiefs were -3 (18 takes/21 gives) in their 12 losses.

• KC was 1-7 in games when it was even or negative in the turnover column in 2009.

• Since ’90, the Chiefs are 40-10 (.800) in games with a score on defense, including a 26-8 (.765) mark since ’95.

Year 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

NFL SEASON LEADERS - TURNOVER RATIO (1990-2009) Team Differential Year Team Differential Kansas City +26 (45/19) 2000 Baltimore +23 (49/26) New Orleans +18 (48/30) 2001 N.Y. Jets +18 (39/21) Washington +18 (41/23) 2002 Green Bay +17 (45/28) Kansas City +18 (39/21) Tampa Bay +17 (38/21) San Diego +15 (34/19) 2003 Kansas City +19 (37/18) Pittsburgh +14 (31/17) 2004 Indianapolis +19 (36/17) Kansas City +12 (33/21) 2005 Cincinnati +24 (44/20) Cincinnati +19 (44/25) 2006 Baltimore +17 (40/23) N.Y. Giants +25 (44/19) 2007 San Diego +24 (48/24) Atlanta +20 (44/24) 2008 Miami +17 (30/13) Kansas City +21 (45/24) 2009 Green Bay +24 (40/16)

THE ARROWHEAD ADVANTAGE

POINTS OFF TURNOVERS

• Dating back to ’90, Pittsburgh (115-44-1) and Denver (114-46) are the only AFC clubs that have a better home record than Kansas City (106-54).

• The Chiefs were -8 in points off turnovers in 2009, marking just the third time since 2001 that the club has been negative in that department.

• The Chiefs tied for 16th in the league, registering 77 points off takeaways.

• KC’s defense ranked 19th in the league, allowing 85 points off giveaways.

BEST AFC HOME RECORDS , 1990-2009

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Team Record Pct Of Note Pittsburgh 115-44-1 .722 Two 11-game win streaks since ’90 Denver 114-46-0 .713 24-game win streak from ’96-98 Kansas City 106-54-0 .663 Won 14 of 15 games from 2002-03 Baltimore 73-38-1* .656 Won 14 of 15 games from 2005-07 Miami 100-60-0 .625 Won 10 of 11 games from ’96-98 *Record since entering the league in ’96.

• The Chiefs are 31-7 (.816) at Arrowhead when scoring 30 points or more dating back to ’95.

• The Chiefs are 76-13 (.854) at Arrowhead when the club scores 21 points or more dating back to ’90.

• The Chiefs are 56-12 (.824) at Arrowhead dating back to ’95 when holding foes to 21 points or less.

• Kansas City has won 25 of its last 30 games at Arrowhead when limiting opponents to 21 points or less.

• KC is 41-0 at Arrowhead dating back to ’90 when holding opponents to 10 points or less.

• The Chiefs were outscored by a 137-to-228 margin (17.1 ppg to 28.5 ppg) at Arrowhead in 2009.

• Dating back to ’95, KC owns a 21-9 (.700) home record in interconference play, tied for the second-best win total in the NFL.

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CHIEFS RECORD BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -2 -1 EVEN +1 +2 0-1 1-2 0-2 1-3 2-2

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ALL NFL TEAMS BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -2 -1 EVEN +1 +2 14-49 31-64 45-45 64-31 49-14

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2009 PLAYOFF TEAMS BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -2 -1 EVEN +1 +2 7-8 16-18 22-10 35-8 24-2

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2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW TAKEAWAYS BY THE NUMBERS • Dating back to 2003, the Chiefs have forced at least one turnover in 48 of their 56 regular season games at Arrowhead.

• The Chiefs forced a season-high three turnovers five times in 2009, going 2-3 in those contests. The Chiefs accomplished that feat vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), vs. Denver (12/6), vs. Buffalo (12/13), vs. Cleveland (12/20) and at Denver (1/3/10).

• 2009 NFL playoff teams were a combined 53-3 (.946) when forcing three or more turnovers.

CHIEFS RECORD BY TAKEAWAYS 0 1 2 3+ 0-2 0-5 2-2 2-3

0 22-78

ALL NFL TEAMS BY TAKEAWAYS 1 2 60-91 73-60

3+ 101-27

2009 PLAYOFF TEAMS BY TAKEAWAYS 1 2 3+ 33-27 36-13 53-3

0 11-16

GIVEAWAYS BY THE NUMBERS • In 2009, the Chiefs were 1-3 in games in which they did not commit a turnover • The Chiefs were 2-6 in games when they committed one or fewer turnovers in 2009.

• The Chiefs were 2-6 in games when committing two or more turnovers.

• NFL teams were 78-22 (.780) in games when they did not commit a turnover in 2009.

• 2009 NFL playoff teams were 42-7 (.857) in games when they did not commit a turnover.

CHIEFS RECORD BY GIVEAWAYS 0 1 2 3+ 1-3 1-3 1-2 1-4

0 78-22

0 42-7

ALL NFL TEAMS BY GIVEAWAYS 1 2 91-60 60-73

3+ 27-101

2009 PLAYOFF TEAMS BY GIVEAWAYS 1 2 3+ 48-12 30-18 13-22

THE CHIEFS WHEN HOLDING A LEAD • The Chiefs are 83-27 (.755) when leading at halftime dating back to ’95, including a 54-17 (.761) mark at Arrowhead.

• KC is 29-10 (.744) when leading at halftime on the road since ’95.

• The Chiefs are 51-24 (.680) when leading at halftime since ’99.

• The Chiefs are 34-18 (.654) when leading at halftime since 2003.

ATTENDANCE INFORMATION • In 2009, the Chiefs boasted a paid attendance of 540,114 for eight regular season home games played at Arrowhead Stadium, good for an average of 67,514 fans per game.

• KC registered a paid attendance of 1,049,533 for its 16 regular season games (home and road), an average of 65,596 fans per game.

THE INTERCONFERENCE EDGE • Kansas City owns a 21-9 (.700) record against NFC foes at Arrowhead dating back to ’95, tying for the seventh-best home interconference record in the NFL over that span.

• Since ’95, the Chiefs own the NFL’s 10th-best overall interconference record with a 32-28 (.533) mark.

• Dating back to ’90, KC is 28-12 (.700) vs. NFC foes at Arrowhead.

BEST HOME INTERCONFERENCE RECORDS, 1995-09 Team Record Pct. 1. Jacksonville 23-6 .793 2. Baltimore 20-5-1 .788 3. Pittsburgh 23-6-1 .783 4. Denver 23-7 .767 Indianapolis 23-7 .767 6. Cincinnati 20-8-1 .707 7. Kansas City 21-9 .700 Minnesota 21-9 .700 New England 21-9 .700 Tennessee 21-9 .700

BEST INTERCONFERENCE RECORDS, 1995-09 Team Record Pct. 1. Tennessee 41-19 .683 2. Pittsburgh 37-19-1 .658 3. New England 39-21 .650 4. Indianapolis 38-22 .633 5. Denver 37-23 .617 6. Green Bay 34-26 .567 7. Baltimore 30-23-1 .565 8. Jacksonville 33-26 .559 9. Buffalo 33-27 .550 10. Kansas City 32-28 .533

2010-11 IMPORTANT DATES • February 24-March 2 • March 5 • March 21-24 • April 22-24 • August 8 • August 12-16 • August 31 • September 4 • September 9-13 • January 2 • January 8-9 • January 15-16 • January 22-23 • TBA • February 6

NFL Scouting Combine, Indianapolis, Indiana Unrestricted free agency signing period begins NFL Annual Meeting – Orlando, Florida NFL Draft – New York City Hall of Fame Game – Canton, Ohio First NFL preseason weekend Roster cutdown to 75 players Roster cutdown to 53 players First NFL regular season weekend Final NFL regular season weekend Wild Card Weekend Divisional Playoffs Conference Championship Games AFC-NFC Pro Bowl – Honolulu, Hawaii Super Bowl XLV – North Texas, Texas Dates Subject to Change

THE 2009 CHIEFS WERE...

• 1-7 • 3-5

At home.

On the road.

• • • •

In the month of September.

In the month of October.

In the month of November.

In the month of December/January.

0-3 1-3 2-2 1-4

• 3-4 • 1-8

When scoring first.

When opponents scored first.

• 2-2 • 1-8 • 1-2

When leading at halftime.

When trailing at halftime.

When tied at halftime.

• • • •

When leading entering the fourth quarter.

When trailing entering the fourth quarter.

When tied entering the fourth quarter.

In overtime contests.

2-1 0-11 2-0 1-1

• 3-5 • 1-5 • 0-2

When owning a positive turnover ratio.

When owning a negative turnover ratio.

When owning an even turnover ratio.

• • • •

When owning a turnover ratio of +2 or more.

When owning a turnover ratio of +1.

When owning a turnover ratio of -1.

When owning a turnover ratio of -2 or more.

2-2 1-3 1-2 0-3

• 0-1 • 2-4

When producing a 300-yard passer.

When allowing a 300-yard passer.

• 2-3 • 2-4

When producing a 100-yard rusher.

When allowing a 100-yard rusher.

• 2-1 • 2-6

When producing a 100-yard receiver.

When allowing a 100-yard receiver.

• • • •

When scoring 21 points or more.

When scoring fewer than 21 points.

When opponents score 21 points or more.

When opponents score fewer than 21 points.

2-3 2-9 2-9 2-3

• 0-6 • 4-6

vs. 2009 playoff teams. vs. 2009 non-playoff teams.

• 1-6 • 1-2 • 2-4

vs. teams with winning records. vs. teams with .500 records. vs. teams with losing records.

• 4-12 • 0-0

When playing outdoors.

When playing indoors.

• • • •

In day contests.

In night games.

When playing on natural grass.

When playing on an artificial surface.

4-12 0-0 4-10 0-2

2009 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW CHIEFS VS. THE AFC WEST

LOOKING BACK AT THE 2000s

• The Chiefs finished 2-4 in division play, marking only the fifth time in the past 19 seasons that KC has finished below .500 against its division foes.

• Over the final eight games of 2009, San Diego (8) was the only AFC West squad to post more victories than Kansas City (3).

• Dating back to the ’90 season, the Chiefs have the best record in the AFC West, posting an 88-56 (.611) record vs. their division foes.

• Dating back to the ’95 season, only Denver (65-39) has a better mark in AFC West play than Kansas City (60-44).

• Since the start of the ’90 season, KC owns a .500 record or better against Oakland (29-11) and San Diego (23-17) but narrowly trails Denver (19-21).

• The Chiefs own an 11-4 (.733) record at Arrowhead vs. Denver dating back to the ’95 season.

• The Chiefs have won seven straight road games against Oakland, the longest road winning streak vs. the Raiders in league history.

• Dating back to ’90, the Chiefs have posted a 14-6 (.700) regular season record against the Raiders at Arrowhead.

LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAKS VS. RAIDERS Team Streak Start End Last Loss in OAK/LA Kansas City 7 games 10/20/03 Active 28-0 12/28/02 San Diego 6 games 11/21/04 Active 34-31 9/28/03 Denver 4 games 11/30/03 11/12/06 34-20 12/2/07 Miami 4 games 11/30/97 Active 17-7 12/1/96 San Diego 4 games 10/6/91 9/25/94 34-31 9/28/03

• G Will Shields was named to 12 Pro Bowls (’95-06) and started a Chiefs record 223 consecutive regular season games.

• Kansas City scored 183 rushing TDs from 2000-09, the top total in the NFL. • Former Kansas City RB Priest Holmes ranked third in the NFL with 78 rushing TDs since 2000. He spent seven seasons (2001-07) in Kansas City, recording 76 of his 78 rushing TDs in the decade with the Chiefs.

• Holmes scored 85 total TDs from 2000-09 to rank sixth in the NFL. • LB Mike Vrabel was named to the Sports Illustrated All-Decade Team by Peter King and TE Tony Gonzalez was named to the USA Today All-Decade Team.

• Since 2000, Vrabel owns 51.0 sacks which ranks him third among all linebackers during that timespan.

• Since 2000, Kansas City ranks seventh in total TDs with 433.

• Kansas City ranks sixth with 400 offensive TDs during the same timespan.

• From 2000-09, KC ranked ninth in the NFL with 19,581 rushing yards.

• From 2000-09 the Chiefs accumulated 57,684 yards from scrimmage to rank seventh in the NFL.

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AFC WEST DIVISIONAL PLAY 1990-2009 1995-2009 Team Record Pct. Team Record Kansas City 88-56 (.611) 1. Denver 65-39 Denver 85-59 (.590) 2. Kansas City 60-44 San Diego 68-76 (.472) 3. San Diego 50-54 Oakland 61-83 (.424) 4. Oakland 37-67

CHIEFS VS. THE AFC WEST 1995-2009 1990-2009 Team Record Team Record Pct. vs. Oakland 20-10 vs. Oakland 29-11 (.725) vs. San Diego 15-15 vs. San Diego 23-17 (.575) vs. Denver 15-15 vs. Denver 19-21 (.475)

Pct. (.625) (.577) (.481) (.356)

Pct. (.667) (.500) (.500)

STARTING & GAMES PLAYED STATS • Kansas City had four players start all 16 games.

• C Rudy Niswanger was the only Chiefs offensive player to start all 16 games in the 2009 season.

• Kansas City had three defensive players start all 16 games – S Mike Brown, CB Brandon Carr and LB Tamba Hali.

INDIVIDUAL IN-SEASON HONORS • S Mike Brown was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in a contest at Oakland (11/15) in which he recorded a careerhigh two INTs for 13 yards in the 16-10 triumph. Brown became the first Chiefs safety to win the award since S Jerome Woods in Week Five of ’97.

• RB Jamaal Charles earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for his performance in Kansas City’s 27-24 OT win vs Pittsburgh (11/22). He registered a 97-yard kickoff return TD, tying for the fifth-longest kickoff return in franchise history. Charles is the first kick returner for the Chiefs to win the special teams award since WR Dante Hall in Week 16 of the 2004 season.

• LB Derrick Johnson was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his play in a 44-24 win at Denver (1/3/10) where he registered two INT returns for TDs and amassed 105 INT return yards. Johnson becomes just the third LB in NFL history and the 25th player overall to record two INT TD returns in one game. He is just the third player in Chiefs history to accomplish this feat. It is Johnson’s second-consecutive season to win the honor.

• Charles was named the FedEx Ground Player of the Week for his performance in Kansas City’s 44-24 Week 17 victory at Denver (1/3/10). Charles ran for a single-game franchise-record 259 yards and a career-high two TDs. He is the first player to win the award since RB Larry Johnson in Week Four of 2008.

INDIVIDUAL POSTSEASON HONORS • G Brian Waters was named the 2009 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, the fifth player in Chiefs history to receive this prestigious accolade.

• RB Jamaal Charles earned the 2009 Derrick Thomas Award as the club‘s most valuable player.

• K Ryan Succop was named the Mack Lee Hill Award winner, given to the top rookie or first-year performer and voted on by his teammates.

• Succop and DE Tyson Jackson were named to the Pro Football Weekly/ PFWA All-Rookie Team.

• LB Tamba Hali was named to the USA Today All-Joe Team for the first time in his career.

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NFL LEADERS RUSHING TDs, 2000-09 Player TDs TDs 1. LaDainian Tomlinson 138 183 2. Shaun Alexander 100 182 3. Priest Holmes* 78 165 4. Clinton Portis 73 153 5. Edgerrin James 67 151 *With Kansas City from 2001-07 151

PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME NFL ALL-DECADE TEAM, 2000s Seasons Season with Player With KC Other Teams TE Tony Gonzalez 1997-08 2009 (ATL) KR Dante Hall 2000-06 2007-08 (STL) CB Ty Law 2006-07 1995-04 (NE), 2005, 2008 (NYJ) 2009 (DEN) T Willie Roaf 2002-05 1993-01 (NO) G Will Shields 1993-06

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NFL LEADERS SACKS, 2000-09 Team(s) Pittsburgh, Miami Dallas New England, Kansas City Chicago, New England San Francisco, Seattle, Detroit

Sacks 90.0 64.5 51.0 50.5 50.5

NFL SCORING LEADERS, 2000-09 Total TDs Total Offensive TDs Team TDs Player TDs 1. Indianapolis 506 1. Indianapolis 473 2. New England 462 2. New England 421 3. San Diego 460 3. San Diego 420 4. Green Bay 448 4. New Orleans 406 5. New Orleans 445 5. Green Bay 403 6. Minnesota 434 6. Kansas City 400 7. Kansas City 433 7. Minnesota 396 8. Philadelphia 423 8. Philadelphia 382 9. Denver 412 9. Denver 379 10. Seattle 403 10. Pittsburgh 367 NFL RUSHING LEADERS, 2000-09 Total Rush Yards Total Yards From Scrimmage Team Yards Player Yards 1. Denver 21,762 1. Indianapolis 60,078 2. Atlanta 21,289 2. Denver 59,285 3. Pittsburgh 20,960 3. St. Louis 58,950 4. Minnesota 20,588 4. Minnesota 58,744 5. Jacksonville 20,338 5. Green Bay 58,532 6. Baltimore 20,153 6. New Orleans 58,530 7. N.Y. Giants 19,992 7. Kansas City 57,684 8. Tennessee 19,963 8. New England 57,017 9. Kansas City 19,581 9. Philadelphia 56,815 10. San Diego 19,063 10. Pittsburgh 56,198

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS / WEEK 17 / THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 2010 WON 4, LOST 12 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/13 L 24-38 at Baltimore 71,099 Charles 190 1120 5.9 76t 7 09/20 L 10-13 Oakland 69,169 L. Johnson TM 132 377 2.9 19 0 09/27 L 14-34 at Philadelphia 69,144 Cassel 50 189 3.8 13 0 10/04 L 16-27 New York Giants 69,238 Castille 14 55 3.9 16 0 10/11 L 20-26 OT Dallas 71,214 Savage 10 45 4.5 11 0 10/18 W 14- 6 at Washington 79,572 Lawrence 2 42 21.0 26 0 10/25 L 7-37 San Diego 69,337 Ko. Smith 15 33 2.2 12 0 11/08 L 21-24 at Jacksonville 45,546 Battle 7 21 3.0 12 0 11/15 W 16-10 at Oakland 40,720 Bradley TM 2 20 10.0 22 0 11/22 W 27-24 OT Pittsburgh 70,261 Wade 3 11 3.7 8 0 11/29 L 14-43 at San Diego 65,280 J. Williams 6 6 1.0 5 0 12/06 L 13-44 Denver 68,912 Cox 3 5 1.7 2 1 12/13 L 10-16 Buffalo 68,668 McGraw 1 4 4.0 4 0 12/20 L 34-41 Cleveland 53,315 Thigpen TM 1 2 2.0 2 0 12/27 L 10-17 at Cincinnati 64,333 Colquitt 1 0 0.0 0 0 01/03 W 44-24 at Denver 73,725 Long LG 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 K.C. Opp. Long TM 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 256 318 TEAM 438 1929 4.4 76t 8 Rushing 91 122 OPPONENTS 531 2504 4.7 78 18 Passing 139 178 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD Penalty 26 18 Bowe 47 589 12.5 41 4 3rd Down: Made/Att 62/227 85/223 Chambers LG 45 730 16.2 61 5 3rd Down Pct. 27.3 38.1 Chambers TM 36 608 16.9 61 4 4th Down: Made/Att 14/29 6/11 Charles 40 297 7.4 49 1 4th Down Pct. 48.3 54.5 Wade 36 367 10.2 25 2 POSSESSION AVG. 27:37 32:23 Bradley TM 24 320 13.3 50 2 TOTAL NET YARDS 4851 6211 Long LG 20 178 8.9 30 0 Avg. Per Game 303.2 388.2 Long TM 20 178 8.9 30 0 Total Plays 1019 1062 Pope 20 174 8.7 29 1 Avg. Per Play 4.8 5.8 Ryan 14 135 9.6 43 2 NET YARDS RUSHING 1929 2504 L. Johnson TM 12 76 6.3 22 0 Avg. Per Game 120.6 156.5 Cox 10 79 7.9 19 0 Total Rushes 438 531 Cottam 9 120 13.3 26 0 NET YARDS PASSING 2922 3707 Savage 7 51 7.3 12 0 Avg. Per Game 182.6 231.7 Engram 5 61 12.2 18 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 45/261 22/137 Copper 4 68 17.0 50 0 Gross Yards 3183 3844 Castille 4 37 9.3 20t 1 Att./Completions 536/296 509/302 Ko. Smith 2 9 4.5 5 0 Completion Pct. 55.2 59.3 O'Connell 2 7 3.5 4 0 Had Intercepted 17 15 Battle 2 -3 -1.5 3 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 97/45.0 79/44.1 Lawrence 1 9 9.0 9 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 97/40.8 79/39.4 Vrabel 1 1 1.0 1t 1 PENALTIES/YARDS 84/667 106/821 TEAM 296 3183 10.8 61 18 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 31/10 23/13 OPPONENTS 302 3844 12.7 64t 25 TOUCHDOWNS 31 48 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Rushing 8 18 Flowers 5 38 7.6 33 0 Passing 18 25 D. Johnson 3 175 58.3 70 2 Returns 5 5 M. Brown 3 13 4.3 10 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Studebaker 2 96 48.0 94 0 TEAM 29 83 61 118 3 294 Carr 1 31 31.0 31 0 OPPONENTS 93 110 100 115 6 424 McGraw 1 27 27.0 27 0 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS TEAM 15 380 25.3 94 2 Succop 0 0 0 0 29/29 25/29 0 104 OPPONENTS 17 160 9.4 37 0 Charles 9 7 1 1 0 56 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Chambers LG 5 0 5 0 0 30 Colquitt 96 4361 45.4 40.8 6 41 70 1 Chambers TM 4 0 4 0 0 24 TEAM 97 4361 45.0 40.8 6 41 70 1 Bowe 4 0 4 0 0 24 OPPONENTS 79 3482 44.1 39.4 8 31 73 1 Bradley TM 2 0 2 0 0 12 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD D. Johnson 2 0 0 2 0 12 Wade 21 19 160 7.6 18 0 Ryan 2 0 2 0 0 12 Savage 6 1 36 6.0 19 0 Wade 2 0 2 0 0 12 Leggett 5 1 13 2.6 10 0 Castille 1 0 1 0 0 6 Bradley TM 0 2 0 --- --- 0 Cox 1 1 0 0 0 6 Engram 0 1 0 --- --- 0 McGraw 1 0 0 1 0 6 TEAM 32 24 209 6.5 19 0 Pope 1 0 1 0 0 6 OPPONENTS 40 24 285 7.1 44 0 Studebaker 1 0 0 1 0 6 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Vrabel 1 0 1 0 0 6 Charles 36 925 25.7 97t 1 Hali 0 0 0 0 1 2 Lawrence 16 317 19.8 29 0 TEAM 31 8 18 5 29/29 25/29 1 294 Savage 8 160 20.0 29 0 OPPONENTS 48 18 25 5 47/47 29/37 1 424 Bradley TM 7 123 17.6 24 0 2-Pt Conv: Charles, TM 1-2, OPP 0-0 Long LG 6 106 17.7 22 0 SACKS: Hali 8.5, Gilberry 4.5, M. Brown 2, Long TM 6 106 17.7 22 0 Magee 2, Vrabel 2, Dorsey 1, D. Johnson 1, Cox 2 9 4.5 9 0 McGraw 1, TM 22, OPP 45 Copper 1 18 18.0 18 0 FUM/LOST: Cassel 14/3, Charles 4/3, Studebaker 1 8 8.0 8 0 Wade 3/0, L. Johnson(TM) 2/1, Bowe 1/0, TEAM 77 1666 21.6 97t 1 Castille 1/1, Croyle 1/0, Gafford 1/0, OPPONENTS 60 1446 24.1 103t 2 Leggett 1/0, Long(TM) 1/0, Long(LG) 1/0, * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Niswanger 1/1, Savage 1/1 Succop 0/ 0 10/10 7/ 7 6/ 7 2/5 TEAM 0/ 0 10/10 7/ 7 6/ 7 2/5 OPPONENTS 1/ 1 11/11 7/ 8 7/11 3/6 Succop: (53G)(23G)()(34G)(47G,38G,53B)(39G,46G, 46G,24G)(43N)(45G,21G,56N)(50G,25G,52N,31G) (27G,22G)()(22G,47G)(21G)(30G,27G)(30G)(20G,36G,47G) OPP: (44G,41N)(48G,54G)(29G,38G)(25G,40G, 38N)(40N,22G,28G)(40G,28G)(20G,43N,39G,19G)(53N,27G)(50G,45N)(36G)(55G,23G)(44G,38G,37G) (41G,24G,51N,36G)(47G,30G,52N)(29G)(25G) * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Cassel 493 271 2924 55.0 5.93 16 3.2 16 3.2 61 42/ 243 69.9 Croyle 40 23 230 57.5 5.75 2 5.0 0 0.0 50 3/ 18 90.6 Bradley TM 1 1 26 100.0 26.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 26 0/ 0 118.8 Castille 1 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0.0 1 100.0 --0/ 0 0.0 Gutierrez 1 1 3 100.0 3.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 3 0/ 0 79.2 TEAM 536 296 3183 55.2 5.94 18 3.4 17 3.2 61 45/ 261 70.8 OPPONENTS 509 302 3844 59.3 7.55 25 4.9 15 2.9 64t 22/ 137 87.1

2009 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS DEFENSIVE STATS Final Regular Season Statistics Pos. Player

Tkls.

Asst.

Total

TFL

Sacks/Yds

PR

FR

FF

INT/YDS

PD

LB LB S LB CB LB CB DE S LB LB DE DT DE S DT LB CB S CB DE CB S CB DT CB LB DT LB

90 64 75 35 58 42 56 35 38 26 24 18 23 23 19 14 13 11 15 14 7 5 3 3 1 2 1 0 0 715

52 36 24 31 7 23 4 10 4 7 9 13 6 5 0 3 4 5 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 1 252

142 100 99 66 65 65 60 45 42 33 33 31 29 28 19 17 17 16 15 15 8 6 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 967

2 3 4 2 4 2 2 0 4 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 28

0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 2.0/24.0 8.5/45.5 0.0/0.0 2.0/11.0 0.0/0.0 1.0/1.0 1.0/6.0 0.0/0.0 1.0/7.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 4.5/32.5 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 2.0/10.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0/0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 22.0/130.5

0 4 1 15 0 6 0 5 2 2 1 4 3 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53

0 0 1 0 2 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

0 0 0 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

0 0 3/13 0 5/38 0 1/31 0 1/27 0 3/175 0 0 0 0 0 2/96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15/380

4 1 6 0 28 5 19 1 2 1 5 2 3 0 2 0 3 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89

Williams, Demorrio Mays, Corey Brown, Mike Hali, Tamba Flowers, Brandon Vrabel, Mike Carr, Brandon Dorsey, Glenn McGraw, Jon Belcher, Jovan Johnson, Derrick Jackson, Tyson Edwards, Ron Gilberry, Wallace Page, Jarrad Tyler, Tank Studebaker, Andy Daniels, Travis Morgan, DaJuan Leggett, Maurice Magee, Alex Richardson, Mike Price, Ricky Washington, Donald Gales, Dion Colclough, Ricardo Beisel, Monty Smith, Kenny Walters, Pierre TOTALS

2009 CHIEFS SPECIAL TEAMS STATS Pos. Player

Tkls.

Asst.

Total

LB WR LB CB LB LB CB RB S S FB WR S RB LS CB LB LB CB CB LB DE LB K LB TE

16 13 11 12 11 7 7 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 124

1 3 2 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20

17 16 13 12 11 9 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 144

Belcher, Jovan Copper, Terrence Studebaker, Andy Richardson, Mike Herron, David Johnson, Derrick Daniels, Travis Battle, Jackie Morgan, DaJuan Brown, Mike Castille, Tim Lawrence, Quinten McGraw, Jon Charles, Jamaal Gafford, Thomas Leggett, Maurice Mays, Corey Williams, Demorrio Colclough, Ricardo Washington, Donald Beisel, Monty Gilberry, Wallace Rogers, Justin Succop, Ryan Walters, Pierre O'Connell, Jake TOTALS KEY PR = Pressure FR = Fumble Recovery FF = Forced Fumble INT = Interception PD = Pass Defensed

DEFENSIVE SCORES TDs (2): LB Derrick Johnson 45-yard INT return at Denver (1/3/10) LB Derrick Johnson 60-yard INT return at Denver (1/3/10) Safety (1): LB Tamba Hali (Todd Collins) at Washington (10/18/09)

SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAYS TDs (3): S Jon McGraw blocked punt recovery in end zone at Baltimore (9/13/09) RB Jamaal Charles 97-yard kickoff return vs. Pittsburgh (11/22/09) LB Andy Studebaker fumble recovery in end zone vs. Cleveland (12/20/09) Blocked Punts (1):

S Jon McGraw (Sam Koch) at Baltimore (9/13/09)

Deflected Punts (2): LB Demorrio Williams (Glenn Pakulak) at Washington (10/18/09) TE Jake O'Connell (Kevin Huber) at Cincinnati (12/27/09) Blk Punt Rec. (0):

Blk Field Goal (0):

Blk FG Rec. (0):

FF (0):

FR (2): CB Maurice Leggett (Patrick Crayton) vs. Dallas (10/11/09) LB Andy Studebaker (Ryan Pontbriand) vs. Cleveland (12/20/09)

Regular season defensive and special teams statistics are based on coaches film review.

2009 CHIEFS GAME-BY-GAME OFFENSE 9/13

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@ @ @ BAL OAK PHI NYG DAL WAS SD FIRST DOWNS Total Rushing Passing Penalty THIRD DOWNS Attempts Converted Percentage TOT. OFFENSE Net Yards Plays Avg./Play RUSHING Net Yards Rush. Att. Avg./Att. PASSING Net Yards Attempts Completions Intercepted Gross Yards Sacked Yards Lost ADVANCES Rushes Completions Totals PENALTIES Number Yards FUMBLES Number Lost SCORING Points TD Rushing TD Passing TD KO Returns TD Punt Returns TD Sp. Teams TD Def. Returns FG Attempts FG Made Safety

11 1 8 2

25 10 13 2

11 4 6 1

15 6 6 3

20 3 14 3

16 5 9 2

10 6 3 1

@ @ JAX OAK PIT 14 3 10 1

14 4 7 3

13 4 8 1

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@ @ @ SD DEN BUF CLE CIN DEN 16 5 9 2

14 7 7 0

16 5 10 1

22 8 14 0

17 8 8 1

22 12 7 3

10 15 11 15 17 17 15 13 15 15 11 17 18 13 15 10 2 5 0 2 5 4 3 4 1 6 3 6 7 4 7 3 20.0 33.3 0.0 13.3 29.4 23.5 20.0 30.8 6.7 40.0 27.3 35.3 38.9 30.8 46.7 30.0 188 409 196 212 304 268 203 301 318 282 284 222 354 491 295 524 44 79 51 62 74 72 61 56 67 55 57 71 73 71 66 60 4.3 5.2 3.8 3.4 4.1 3.7 3.3 5.4 4.7 5.1 5.0 3.1 4.8 6.9 4.5 8.7 29 17 1.7

173 38 4.6

99 29 3.4

124 25 5.0

72 29 2.5

110 121 36 30 3.1 4.0

60 14 4.3

112 31 3.6

68 20 3.4

114 23 5.0

94 26 3.6

145 168 123 317 27 30 28 35 5.4 5.6 4.4 9.1

159 236 97 88 232 158 82 241 206 214 170 128 209 323 172 207 24 39 19 32 41 31 26 39 34 30 33 43 43 40 37 25 16 24 15 15 23 16 11 23 19 15 20 16 26 22 22 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 2 4 0 2 2 177 241 116 127 253 186 100 262 216 248 181 134 224 331 180 207 3 2 3 5 4 5 5 3 2 5 1 2 3 1 1 0 18 5 19 39 21 28 18 21 10 34 11 6 15 8 8 0 17 16 33

38 24 62

29 15 44

25 15 40

29 23 52

36 16 52

30 11 41

14 23 37

31 19 50

20 15 35

23 20 43

26 16 42

26 26 52

30 22 52

28 22 50

35 13 48

3 15

9 70

10 90

7 55

7 50

4 30

7 41

1 10

5 35

4 28

5 25

3 25

5 43

3 34

6 40

5 76

2 0

1 0

2 1

5 1

0 0

2 0

0 0

1 0

4 2

2 1

4 3

2 1

2 0

2 1

1 0

1 0

24 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0

10 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

14 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

20 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0

14 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 1

7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

21 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0

16 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 0

27 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 2 0

14 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

13 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

10 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

34 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 0

10 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

44 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 0

2009 CHIEFS GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSE 9/13

9/20

9/27

10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/8 11/15 11/22 11/29 12/6 12/13 12/20 12/27

@ @ @ BAL OAK PHI NYG DAL WAS SD FIRST DOWNS Total Rushing Passing Penalty THIRD DOWNS Attempts Converted Percentage TOT. OFFENSE Net Yards Plays Avg./Play RUSHING Net Yards Rush. Att. Avg./Att. PASSING Net Yards Attempts Completions Intercepted Gross Yards Sacked Yards Lost ADVANCES Rushes Completions Total PENALTIES Number Yards FUMBLES Number Lost SCORING Points TD Rushing TD Passing TD KO Returns TD Punt Returns TD Sp. Teams TD Def. Returns FG Attempts FG Made Safety

32 11 20 1

11 3 6 2

21 7 13 1

21 7 12 2

20 5 14 1

7 3 4 0

17 6 9 2

@ @ JAX OAK PIT 21 11 10 0

11 7 4 0

27 6 20 1

1/3

@ @ @ SD DEN BUF CLE CIN DEN 26 5 18 3

24 13 10 1

13 8 4 1

20 15 5 0

17 8 8 1

30 7 21 2

17 13 13 15 12 14 17 16 16 13 9 13 12 13 15 15 10 3 6 6 5 2 8 9 2 4 4 4 3 5 7 7 58.8 23.1 46.2 40.0 41.7 14.3 47.1 56.3 12.5 30.8 44.4 30.8 25.0 38.5 46.7 46.7 501 166 420 429 498 265 403 426 272 516 426 413 273 417 274 512 85 51 63 71 61 53 66 69 64 78 63 73 57 67 62 80 5.9 3.3 6.7 6.0 8.2 5.0 6.1 6.2 4.3 6.6 6.8 5.7 4.8 6.2 4.4 6.4 198 41 4.8

67 25 2.7

93 27 3.4

156 150 118 135 173 182 114 33 26 20 36 41 30 31 4.7 5.8 5.9 3.8 4.2 6.1 3.7

94 34 2.8

245 200 351 144 45 35 49 36 5.4 5.7 7.2 4.0

84 22 3.8

303 99 327 273 348 147 268 253 90 402 332 168 43 24 36 36 34 30 30 27 32 44 29 25 26 7 24 20 20 15 18 18 13 33 22 15 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 1 307 109 327 292 351 164 268 264 113 415 332 180 1 2 0 2 1 3 0 1 2 2 0 3 4 10 0 19 3 17 0 11 23 13 0 12

73 20 12 1 86 2 13

66 18 10 2 66 0 0

130 428 25 56 17 32 1 3 139 431 1 2 9 3

41 26 67

25 7 32

27 24 51

33 20 53

26 20 46

20 15 35

36 18 54

41 18 59

30 13 43

31 33 64

34 22 56

45 15 60

35 12 47

49 10 59

36 17 53

22 32 54

8 65

7 45

3 20

8 54

13 90

7 63

9 59

5 31

10 88

8 81

8 55

3 20

3 40

3 20

6 36

5 54

1 0

2 0

2 1

1 1

4 2

4 1

0 0

1 1

0 0

2 1

1 1

2 2

2 2

1 1

0 0

0 0

38 2 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0

13 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

34 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

27 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 0

26 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0

6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

37 0 3 0 0 1 0 4 3 0

24 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0

10 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0

24 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

43 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 1

44 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 3 0

16 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 0

41 3 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 0

17 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

24 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES QUARTERBACKS QB MATT CASSEL • Started the final 15 games after being inactive at Baltimore (9/13) with a knee injury.

• Connected on 271 of 493 throws for 2,924 yards with 16 TDs and 16 INTs for a 69.9 rating. Had 50 carries for 189 yards (3.8 avg.).

• Ranked ninth in the AFC with 16 TD passes.

• His 16 TD passes tied for the third-highest total by a QB in his first season with Kansas City.

• Completed 67 of 129 passes for 885 yards with 10 TDs and six INTs for a 80.4 rating in the fourth quarter to rank eighth in the AFC. • Was first in the NFL with 10 fourth-quarter TD passes.

• Connected on 33 of 64 throws for 209 yards with 12 TDs in the Red Zone, good for a 98.2 rating to stand sixth in the AFC. • Has posted six career 100.0+ rating games, producing a 5-1 record in those games.

• Has recorded four career 300-yard games, posting a 2-2 mark.

• Has led his teams to victory four times when trailing or tied in the fourth quarter.

• Completed 24 of 39 passes for 241 yards with a TD vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Connected on 14 of 18 throws for 90 yards with two TDs at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Completed 15 of 32 passes for 127 yards with two TDs for a 78.5 rating vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Connected on 23 of 41 throws for 253 yards with two TDs, including a 16yarder to WR Dwayne Bowe with 0:24 remaining in the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Completed 16 of 31 passes for 186 yards for a 70.1 rating at Washington (10/18).

• Completed 23 of 39 passes for 262 yards with two TDs and a 96.3 rating to go with two carries for three yards at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Completed 15 of 30 passes for 248 yards with two TDs for a season-high 100.4 rating vs. Pittsburgh (11/22). Led the club to a 27-24 OT win, the fourth victory of his career when his team was tied or trailing in the fourth quarter.

• Connected on 19 of 31 throws for 178 yards with a TD and an INT for a 74.4 rating at San Diego (11/29).

• Completed 22 of 40 throws for a season-high 331 yards with two TDs, good for a 99.1 rating vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Connected on 13 of 24 passes for 207 yards at Denver (1/3/10).

• Five-year NFL career: 45 games (30 starts), 620 completions, 1,048 attempts, 59.16%, 6,870 yards, 39 TDs, 29 INTs and a 79.6 rating with 135 carries for 487 yards (3.6 avg.) and three TDs. QB BRODIE CROYLE • Played in three games with one start and served as the club’s back-up QB in 13 contests.

• Completed 23 of 40 throws for 230 yards with two TDs for a 90.6 rating.

• Connected on 16 of 24 passes for 177 yards, tying a career best with two TDs and establishing a career high with a 116.1 rating in a starting role in place of an injured QB Matt Cassel at Baltimore (9/13).

• Completed one of two passes for three yards at San Diego (11/29).

• Connected on six of 14 passes for 50 yards vs. Denver (12/6).

• Four-year NFL totals: 16 games (nine starts), 173 completions, 300 attempts, 57.67%, 1,631 yards, eight TDs, eight INTs and a 70.6 rating with 10 carries for 15 yards (1.5 avg.).

QB MATT GUTIERREZ • Served as the third QB in 14 games, playing in one game.

• Was inactive for two contests.

• Was inactive vs. Oakland (9/20) and at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Completed one pass for three yards vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Three-year NFL totals: six games, two completions, two attempts, 18 yards, and a 104.2 rating with five rushes for a 13-yard loss.

RUNNING BACKS RB JAMAAL CHARLES • Played in 15 games (10 starts) and was inactive for one contest.

• Rushed 190 times for 1,120 yards (5.9 avg.) with seven TDs and caught 40 passes for 297 yards (7.4 avg.) with a TD. Added a two-point conversion reception.

• Also had 36 kickoff returns for 925 yards (25.7 avg.) with a 97-yard TD and four special teams tackles.

• Received the Derrick Thomas Award as the Chiefs MVP, the youngest player to win the honor in team history.

• Had 190 carries on the season, the fewest by any player in NFL history to record an 1,100-yard season.

• Became the ninth player in Chiefs history with a 1,000-yard rushing season.

• His 5.89 yards-per-carry average led the NFL (min. 150 atts.) and also ranked as the second-highest single-season mark in team annals (min. 100 atts.).

• Ranked fourth in the NFL with 2,342 combined net yards, the second-highest seasonal total in franchise history.

• Compiled 968 rushing yards in the final eight games, the second-highest total in the NFL over that period behind only Tennessee RB Chris Johnson (1,047).

• Collected 1,126 yards from scrimmage in the final eight games, the secondhighest total in the NFL over that time frame behind Johnson (1,388).

• Stood seventh in the AFC and led the AFC West with 1,120 rushing yards.

• Had five 100-yard rushing games, tying for fourth in the AFC and tying for fifth in the NFL. • Finished ninth in the NFL with 25 carries of 10+ yards.

• Tied for second in the NFL with three carries of 50+ yards.

• His 297 receiving yards were ninth among RBs in the AFC. • Was eighth in the AFC among RBs with 40 receptions.

• Finished sixth in the AFC with 925 kickoff return yards.

• Was seventh in the AFC with 36 kickoff returns.

• Had 26 kickoff returns of 20+ yards, ranking fifth in the AFC. • Ranked fifth in the AFC with a 25.7-yard kickoff return average.

• Had 18 carries for 103 yards at Oakland (11/15).

• Returned four kickoffs for a career-high 158 yards (39.5 avg.), including a 97-yard TD vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), tying for the fifth longest in Chiefs history to win AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors. It was the first kickoff return for a TD by the Chiefs since WR Dante Hall had a 96-yard TD vs.

Philadelphia (10/2/05).

• His return marked the first time that Kansas City had returned the game’s opening kickoff for a TD since Hall had a 97-yard TD kickoff return vs. Denver (12/19/04).

• His 97-yard kickoff return TD was the sixth-longest in the AFC and tied for the ninth-longest in the NFL in 2009.

• Recorded 14 carries for 93 yards with a four-yard TD and three catches for 54 yards at San Diego (11/29).

• Posted 18 rushes for 56 yards with one TD vs. Denver (12/6).

• Rushed 20 times for 143 yards with a career-long 76-yard TD and caught a personal-high seven passes for 38 yards vs. Buffalo (12/13). Established a career high with 27 attempts from scrimmage. His 76-yard run tied as the seventh-longest run in Chiefs history.

• Recorded a career-high 25 carries for 154 yards with a 47-yard TD vs.

Cleveland (12/20). Tied a career high with 27 attempts from scrimmage.

• Produced 24 carries for 102 yards at Cincinnati (12/27). Tied a career-high with 27 attempts from scrimmage.

• Rushed 25 times for a Chiefs single-game record 259 yards with a career-high two TDs and caught one pass for three yards at Denver (1/3/10), becoming the third player in team history with 200 or more yards in a game. It was the eighth-highest single-game total in NFL history.

• His 259 yards were the second-highest total ever recorded by an individual against Denver, trailing a 278-yard performance by Bengals RB Corey Dillon at Cincinnati (10/22/00). Posted his fourth consecutive 100-yard rushing game, tying as the third-longest streak in team history.

• Recorded 361 rushing yards in consecutive games, breaking the previous mark of 343 set by RB Larry Johnson in 2005. Finished the first half with 113 yards, becoming the first Chiefs player to have a 100-yard half since RB Larry Johnson had 105 yards in the second half vs. Denver (9/28/08). Posted 146 yards in the second half.

• Registered a 56-yard TD, giving him a team-record four TD runs of 40+ yards on the season.

• Compiled 315 rushing yards against Denver in 2009, the highest total against an opponent in one year in Chiefs history.

• His 1,477career rushing yards rank 20th in Chiefs history.

• Two-year Chiefs totals: 31 games (12 starts), 257 carries for 1,477 yards (5.7 avg.) with seven TDs and 67 receptions for 569 yards (8.5 avg.) with two TDs. Has caught a two-point conversion pass. Also has 51 kickoff returns for 1,246 yards (24.4 avg.) with a TD and eight special teams tackles.

RB TIM CASTILLE • Played in seven games, rushing 14 times for 55 yards (3.9 avg.) and catching four passes for 37 yards (9.3 avg.) with a TD. • Threw an INT on his lone pass attempt and had five special teams tackles.

• Signed as a free agent on November 17th.

• Rushed three times for 26 yards vs. Denver (12/6).

• Produced a career-high four carries for nine yards vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Caught a 20-yard TD pass from QB Matt Cassel for his first career score at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Carried the ball three times for 19 yards and threw an INT on a halfback pass at Denver (1/3/10).

• Three-year NFL log: 21 games, 14 carries for 55 yards (3.9 avg.) and eight receptions for 48 yards (6.0 avg.) with a TD. Also has an INT in his lone pass attempt and 15 special teams tackles.

FB MIKE COX • Appeared 16 games (10 starts), rushing three times for five yards with a TD and catching 10 passes for 79 yards (7.9 avg.).

• Also had two kickoff returns for nine yards.

• Caught a 16-yard pass vs. Oakland (9/20).

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES • Recorded a career-long 19-yard reception vs. Pittsburgh (11/29).

• Had a one-yard TD run at Denver (1/3/10), his first career score.

• Two-year NFL log: 32 games (15 starts), four carries for three yards with a TD and 18 receptions for 98 yards (5.4 avg.). Has caught a two-point conversion. Also has five kickoff returns for 20 yards (4.0 avg.) and two special teams tackles.

RB JAVARRIS WILLIAMS • Selected as the first (212th overall) of three seventh-round picks in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Spent the first 11 games on the practice squad and was promoted to the 53man roster on December 5th.

• Played in four games, rushing six times for six yards.

• Saw action in his first NFL game vs. Denver (12/6).

RB JACKIE BATTLE • Played in five games on offense and special teams.

• Rushed seven times for 21 yards (3.0 avg.) and caught two passes for threeyards lost.

• Added six special teams tackles.

• Had a team-high three special teams tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Recorded five carries for 19 yards vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury on October 15th.

• Three-year NFL log: 17 games, 21 carries for 68 yards (3.2 avg.) with one TD and four receptions for a one-yard loss. Has 10 special teams tackles.

RB KOLBY SMITH • Played in four games, carrying the ball 15 times for 33 yards (2.2 avg.) and adding two receptions for nine yards (4.5 avg.).

• Placed on the Reserve/Physically-Unable-to-Perform List with a knee injury on September 1st and was activated on November 7th.

• Rushed four times for 17 yards at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Was placed on injured reserve on December 5th with an ankle injury.

• Three-year NFL totals: 27 games (nine starts), 162 rushes for 540 yards (3.3 avg.) and three TDs with 34 receptions for 209 yards (6.1 avg.). Also has nine special teams tackles.

RB DANTRELL SAVAGE • Saw action in five games and was inactive for seven contests.

• Rushed 10 times for 45 yards (4.5 avg.) and caught seven passes for 51 yards (7.3 avg.).

• Returned eight kickoffs for 160 yards (20.0 avg.) and six punts for 36 yards (6.0 avg.).

• Caught a career-high six passes for 43 yards vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Took back five kickoffs for 114 yards at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Rushed five times for 15 yards vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Posted a career-high five punt returns for 34 yards at Oakland (11/15).

• Was placed on injured reserve on December 19th with an ankle injury.

• Two-year NFL totals: 13 games, 25 rushes for 98 yards (3.9 avg.) and nine receptions for 51 yards (5.7 avg.). Has returned 34 kickoffs for 793 yards (23.3 avg.) and 14 punts for 53 yards (3.8 avg.). Also has four special teams tackles.

WIDE RECEIVERS WR DWAYNE BOWE • Played in 11 games (nine starts).

• Was inactive for one game with a hamstring injury and served an NFL suspension for four games.

• Caught a team-high 47 passes for 589 yards (12.5 avg.) with four TDs. • Registered four receptions for 40 yards with a TD at Baltimore (9/13).

• Tallied five catches for 56 yards with a TD vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Was inactive with a hamstring injury at Philadelphia (9/27), ending his streak of 34 consecutive games played.

• Had five receptions for 74 yards with a 16-yard TD with 0:24 remaining in the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Posted six catches for a season-high 109 yards at Washington (10/18).

• Compiled six catches for 91 yards at Oakland (11/15).

• Was on the NFL Reserve/Suspended List vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), at San Diego (11/29), vs. Denver (12/6) and vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Recorded a season-high nine catches for 61 yards at Cincinnati (12/27).

• His 203 catches rank 12th in Chiefs history while his 2,606 receiving yards are 14th.

• His 16 career TD catches are tied for 13th in team annals.

• Three-year NFL log: 43 games (40 starts), 203 receptions for 2,606 yards (12.8 avg.) and 16 TDs. WR CHRIS CHAMBERS • Started nine games with Kansas City.

• Caught 36 passes for a team-high 608 yards (16.9 avg.) with four TDs. • Led the club with 10 catches of 20+ yards.

• Claimed off waivers from San Diego on November 3rd.

• Recorded three receptions for 70 yards with two TDs, including a 54-yard score at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Tallied four catches for 119 yards with a season-long 61-yard reception to set up the game-winning score in a 27-24 OT victory vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Collected a season-high seven receptions for 70 yards with a TD at San Diego (11/29).

• Posted five catches for 114 yards with a TD vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Caught five passes for 80 yards at Denver (1/3/10).

• Nine-year NFL log: 140 games (120 starts), 518 receptions for 7,435 yards (14.4 avg.) and 57 TDs with 44 rushes for 373 yards (8.5 avg.). Also has 36 kickoff returns for 811 yards (22.5 avg.).

WR BOBBY WADE • Played in 12 games (six starts) and was inactive for three contests.

• Caught 36 passes for 367 yards (10.2 avg.) with two TDs and rushed three times for 11 yards (3.7 avg.).

• Also returned 21 punts for 160 yards (7.6 avg.).

• Was signed as a free agent on September 15th.

• Produced a team-high six catches for 72 yards and a career-high six punt returns for 57 yards at Oakland (9/20).

• Caught two passes for 13 yards with a TD at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Registered four receptions for 42 yards vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Tallied four catches for 66 yards vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Produced four receptions for 34 yards vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Seven-year NFL totals: 102 games (50 starts), 244 catches for 2,858 yards (11.7 avg.) with nine TDs and 22 rushes for 93 yards (4.2 avg.). Also has 78 punt returns for 660 yards (8.5 avg.) with one TD and 50 kickoff returns for 1,194 yards (23.9 avg.).

WR TERRANCE COPPER • Appeared in 15 games on special teams and seven contests on offense with two starts at WR. Was inactive for one game.

• Caught four passes for 68 yards (17.0 avg.), returned one kickoff for 18 yards and added 16 special teams tackles.

• Was inactive vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Posted one reception for eight yards at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Had one catch for three yards vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Tallied four special teams tackles at Oakland (11/15).

• Took back one kickoff for 18 yards vs. Denver (12/6).

• Caught a career-long 50-yard pass at Denver (1/3/10).

• Six-year NFL totals: 78 games (seven starts), 50 catches for 668 yards (13.4 avg.) with six TDs and two rushes for seven yards (3.5 avg.). Also has 27 kickoff returns for 520 yards (19.3 avg.), 57 special teams tackles and a fumble recovery on special teams.

WR LANCE LONG • Played in seven games (one start) and was inactive for the final three games of the season.

• Recorded 20 receptions for 178 yards (8.9 avg.), one rush for a one-yard loss and six kickoff returns for 106 yards (17.7 avg.).

• Signed to the practice squad on September 16th and promoted to the 53-man roster on October 24th.

• Tallied a team-high eight receptions for 74 yards at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Started his first NFL game at Oakland (11/15).

• Caught a career-long 30-yard pass vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Returned a career-high five kickoffs for 87 yards vs. Buffalo (12/13).

WR QUINTEN LAWRENCE • Selected in the sixth-round (175th overall) of the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Appeared in six games (one start) and was inactive for five contests.

• Caught one pass for nine yards, rushed two times for 42 yards (21.0 avg.) and returned 16 kickoffs for 317 yards (19.8 avg.) with five special teams tackles.

• Was released on October 24th and added to the practice squad on October 26th.

• Was promoted to the 53-man roster on November 28th.

• Took back five kickoffs for 94 yards at San Diego (11/29).

• Had a career-high six kickoffs for a career-best 126 yards vs. Denver (12/6).

• Was released on December 19th and re-signed on December 22nd.

• Had a career-long 26-yard rush at Denver (1/3/10).

WR DEVARD DARLING • Was placed on injured reserve on September 1st with a left knee injury suffered in the preseason vs. Seattle (8/29).

• Six-year NFL log: 46 games (10 starts), 37 receptions for 578 yards (15.6 avg.) with four TDs. Also has 13 special teams tackles and one fumble recovery on special teams.

TIGHT ENDS TE LEONARD POPE • Played in 13 games (eight starts).

• Caught 20 passes for 174 yards (8.7 avg.) with one TD. • Signed with the club as a free agent on September 29th.

• Recorded three receptions for 11 yards at Oakland (11/15).

• Produced two catches for 26 yards with a TD vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Caught four passes for 45 yards vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Posted three catches for 23 yards vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Four-year NFL totals: 55 games (33 starts), 68 catches, 650 yards (9.6 avg.) and six TDs.

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES TE BRAD COTTAM • Played in eight games (one start) and was inactive for five contests.

• Recorded nine receptions for 120 yards (13.3 avg.).

• Caught three passes for 21 yards vs. Denver (12/6).

• Registered a career-long 26-yard reception vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Tied a career-high with four catches for a career-best 62 yards vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Was placed on injured reserve on December 22nd with a neck injury suffered vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Two-year log: 24 games (eight starts), 16 catches, 183 yards (11.4 avg.).

TE SEAN RYAN • Saw action in 10 games on special teams and nine contests on offense (eight starts). Was inactive for six games.

• Had 14 catches for 135 yards (9.6 avg.) with two TDs. • Caught his first career TD on a 10-yard pass from QB Brodie Croyle at Baltimore (9/13).

• Registered career-highs with five catches for 58 yards with a TD vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Six-year NFL log: 53 games (15 starts), 26 catches, 240 yards (9.2 avg.) with two TDs. TE JAKE O’CONNELL • Selected as the second (250th overall) of three seventh-round picks in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Played in four games (two starts) and was inactive for 12 contests.

• Tallied two catches for seven yards, a special teams tackle and deflected a punt.

• Started when the club opened in a two-TE set vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Caught a four-yard pass and deflected a punt at Cincinnati (12/27).

OFFENSIVE LINE G BRIAN WATERS • Started 15 games at left guard and was inactive for one contest.

• Named the 2009 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, becoming the fifth player in Chiefs history to receive this prestigious accolade.

• Was inactive with a hamstring injury vs. Cleveland (12/20), ending his streak of 51 consecutive starts dating to a contest vs. Denver (11/23/06).

• Has played in 147 games (133 starts) in his 10-year career.

• His 147 games played are tied for 25th in team history, while his 133 starts are tied for 14th.

C RUDY NISWANGER • Opened all 16 games at center for the first time in his career.

• Joined S Mike Brown, CB Brandon Carr and LB Tamba Hali as one of four Chiefs players to start all 16 games and was the only offensive player to accomplish that feat.

• Has played in 46 career games with 31 starts in his four-year career.

T BRANDEN ALBERT • Started 14 games at left tackle and was inactive for two contests.

• Was inactive at Washington (10/18) and vs. San Diego (10/25) with an ankle injury suffered vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Has started 29 games in his two-year career with the Chiefs.

T RYAN O’CALLAGHAN • Played in 14 games on special teams with 12 starts on offense at right tackle and was inactive for one contest.

• Was active for one other game, but did not play.

• Was inactive with a knee injury vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Has played 40 games (19 starts) in his four-year NFL career.

G/T WADE SMITH • Played in 16 games, seeing duty in 12 contests on offense (nine starts).

• Started seven games at right guard and two contest at left tackle.

• Appeared at left guard in place of an injured G Brian Waters vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Played as a reserve left tackle in place of an injured T Branden Albert vs.

Dallas (10/11).

• Started at left tackle in place of an injured Albert at Washington (10/18).

• Started at left tackle in place of an injured Albert vs. San Diego (10/25) and moved to center in the first quarter when the C Rudy Niswanger was injured, finishing the game at that position.

• Opened at right guard in place of an injured C/G Andy Alleman vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), at San Diego (11/29) and vs. Denver (12/6).

• Started the final four games of the season at right guard.

• Has played in 31 games (16 starts) in two seasons with the Chiefs and 76 games (34 starts) during his seven-year career.

C/G ANDY ALLEMAN • Saw action in nine games on special teams and seven contests (three starts) on offense.

• Opened two contests at right guard and one at left guard.

• Started at right guard at Jacksonville (11/8) and at Oakland (11/15).

• Opened at left guard in place of an injured G Brian Waters vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Has played in 24 games (seven starts) during his three-year NFL career.

G/T IKECHUKU NDUKWE • Appeared in 12 games on special teams and four contests on offense with three starts at right tackle.

• Was inactive for four contests.

• Started at right tackle at Baltimore (9/13), vs. Oakland (9/20) and at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Has appeared in 33 games (18 starts) during his three-year NFL career.

T BARRY RICHARDSON • Played in 10 games on special teams and four contests on offense with one start at right tackle.

• Added to the practice squad on September 7th.

• Spent the first five games on the practice squad and was promoted to the 53-man roster on October 17th.

• Played at left tackle when C Rudy Niswanger was injured and G/T Wade Smith moved to center vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Appeared as a reserve left tackle vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Started his first career game at right tackle in place of an injured T Ryan O’Callaghan vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Has seen action in 16 games (one start) in his two-year career.

G DARRYL HARRIS • Entered the NFL as a rookie free agent in 2009.

• Appeared in one game and was inactive for the season’s final two contests.

• Spent 13 games on the practice squad and was promoted to the 53-man roster on December 19th.

• Played in his first NFL game vs. Cleveland (12/20).

G MIKE GOFF • Played in eight games, starting the first seven contests at right guard.

• Saw action as a reserve at right guard, but did not start at Jacksonville (11/8), ending his streak of 113 consecutive starts.

• Was placed on injured reserve on November 11th with a shoulder injury.

• Has played in 171 games (154 starts) during his 12-year NFL career.

G COLIN BROWN • Selected as a fifth-round pick (139th overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Was placed on injured reserve on September 5th with a calf injury.

DEFENSIVE LINE DT RON EDWARDS • Played in all 16 games, starting the final 14 contests at nose tackle.

• Compiled 29 tackles (23 solo), a fumble recovery, three passes defensed and three QB pressures.

• Posted three tackles and a QB pressure at Washington (10/18).

• Had three tackles vs. San Diego (10/25) and at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Recorded four tackles at Oakland (11/15).

• Totaled six tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Recovered a QB Ryan Fitzpatrick fumble vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Four-year Chiefs log: 64 games (45 starts), 87 tackles (70 solo), 6.5 sacks (-31.5 yards), 20 QB pressures, two fumble recoveries and three passes defensed.

• Nine-year NFL totals: 112 games (70 starts), 201 tackles (142 solo), 13.5 sacks (-73.5 yards), 43 QB pressures, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and three passes defensed.

DE GLENN DORSEY • Saw action in 15 games with 14 starts and was inactive for one contest with a knee injury.

• Opened 13 contests at right DE and one at left DE. • Tallied 45 tackles (35 solo), a sack (-1.0 yard), five QB pressures, three fumble recoveries and one pass defensed.

• Recorded five tackles vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Recovered a QB Eli Manning fumble vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Tied a career high with six tackles at Washington (10/18).

• Contributed five tackles at Oakland (11/15).

• Tied a career high with six tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Recovered a career-high two QB Kyle Orton fumbles vs. Denver (12/6).

• Was inactive with a knee injury vs. Cleveland (12/20), ending his streak of 29 consecutive starts.

• Had a sack of Kyle Orton at Denver (1/3/10).

• Two-year NFL totals: 31 games (30 starts), 95 tackles (76 solo), 2.0 sacks (-2.0 yards), five QB pressures, one forced fumble, three fumble recoveries and two passes defensed.

DE TYSON JACKSON • Selected in the first round (3rd overall) of the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Played in 16 games with 14 starts at left DE. • Amassed 31 tackles (18 solo), four QB pressures and two passes defensed.

• Named to the Pro Football Weekly/PFWA All-Rookie Team.

• Posted seven tackles and two QB pressures at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Registered six tackles vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Compiled five tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES DE WALLACE GILBERRY • Played on special teams in 16 games and saw duty on defense in 14 contests.

• Tallied 28 tackles (23 solo), 4.5 sacks (-32.5 yards), five QB pressures and one special teams stop.

• Ranked second on the club with 4.5 sacks.

• Posted a sack of JaMarcus Russell vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Registered five tackles vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Produced a sack of Tony Romo vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Compiled a sack of David Garrard at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Had half of a sack of Russell at Oakland (11/15).

• Totaled a career-high six tackles vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Sacked Carson Palmer at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Two-year NFL totals: 21 games, 30 tackles (25 solo), 4.5 sacks (-32.5 yards), five QB pressures and two special teams tackles.

DE ALEX MAGEE • A third-round selection (67th overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Appeared in 15 games with one start at right DE and was inactive with a hamstring injury at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Registered eight tackles (seven solo), 2.0 sacks (-10.0 yards) and three QB pressures.

• Had a sack of Bruce Gradkowski at Oakland (11/15) and Ben Roethlisberger vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Started at right DE in place of an injured DE Glenn Dorsey vs. Cleveland (12/20).

DE/DT DION GALES • Played in three games and was inactive for one contest.

• Had three tackles (one solo).

• Originally joined the Chiefs as a rookie free agent in 2009.

• Spent the first 12 games on the practice squad and was promoted to the 53man roster on December 12th.

• Appeared in his first NFL game vs. Buffalo (12/13).

DT DEREK LOKEY • Played in two games.

• Was added to the practice squad on December 1st and promoted to the 53man roster on December 26th.

LINEBACKERS LB MIKE VRABEL • Started 14 games at LOLB and saw action on offense in four contests.

• Was inactive for two games with a knee injury.

• Contributed 65 tackles (42 solo), 2.0 sacks (-11.0 yards), six QB pressures, five passes defensed, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Also caught a one-yard TD pass.

• Has accumulated 50.0 sacks since 2001, the third-highest total by a linebacker in the NFL during that time frame.

• Produced seven tackles at Baltimore (9/13) and vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Caught a one-yard TD pass from QB Matt Cassel vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Registered four tackles, a sack and strip of Todd Collins and recovered a RB Clinton Portis fumble at Washington (10/18).

• Compiled seven tackles at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Was inactive vs. Pittsburgh (11/22) with a knee injury suffered at Oakland (11/15), ending his streak of 99 consecutive games played.

• Was inactive with a knee injury at San Diego (11/29).

• Contributed seven tackles vs. Denver (12/6).

• Posted a sack and strip of Ryan Fitzpatrick vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Totaled seven tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

• 13-year NFL log: 190 games (124 starts), 746 tackles (495 solo), 57.0 sacks (-346.5 yards), 11 INTs for 73 yards with a TD, 40 passes defensed, 18 forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries with two TDs and 16 QB pressures.

Also has 47 special teams tackles and five kickoff returns for 31 yards. Has caught nine passes for 12 yards with nine TDs. LB TAMBA HALI • Started 16 games at ROLB. • Registered a career-high 66 tackles (35 solo).

• Led the team with a career-high 8.5 sacks (-45.5 yards), 15 QB pressures and four forced fumbles.

• Named to the USA Today All-Joe Team.

• His 8.5 sacks (-45.5 yards) were 10th in the AFC. • His four forced fumbles tied for fourth in the AFC. • Joined S Mike Brown, CB Brandon Carr and C Rudy Niswanger as one of four Chiefs players to start all 16 games.

• Ranks 11th in team history with 27.0 career sacks.

• Is third in Chiefs history with 15 career forced fumbles.

• Had four tackles with a sack and strip of Joe Flacco at Baltimore (9/13).

• Amassed seven tackles and a sack and strip of Eli Manning vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Produced a sack of Todd Collins for a safety at Washington (10/18).

• Had half of a sack of JaMarcus Russell at Oakland (11/15).

• Compiled six tackles vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Added seven tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Tied a career high with 10 tackles and established a career high with 3.0 sacks (-12.0 yards) of Kyle Orton vs. Denver (12/6). Tied a career high with two Orton forced fumbles.

• Produced four tackles and a sack of Ryan Fitzpatrick vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Recorded six tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Contributed a sack of Kyle Orton at Denver (1/3/10).

• Four-year NFL log: 63 starts, 246 tackles (186 solo), 27.0 sacks (-166.5 yards), 39 QB pressures, 15 forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, an INT and seven passes defensed.

LB DEMORRIO WILLIAMS • Played in 16 games with 13 starts at LILB. • Led the club with a career-high 142 tackles (90 solo) with two for loss and four passes defensed.

• Also deflected a punt and added three special teams stops.

• Tied for the team lead with 12 tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Tallied a team-high 10 tackles at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Contributed a team-high 12 tackles vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Deflected a P Glenn Pakulak punt at Washington (10/18).

• Compiled a team-high nine tackles vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Posted 13 tackles vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Registered a team-high 11 tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Amassed a career-high 16 tackles (10 solo) vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Collected 10 tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Two-year Chiefs totals: 32 games (22 starts), 212 tackles (135 solo), five passes defensed, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery, 14 special teams tackles, a fumble recovery on special teams and a punt deflection.

• Six-year NFL log: 96 games (65 starts), 569 tackles (364 solo), 6.5 sacks (-37.5 solo), five INTs, 13 passes defensed, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries with a TD. Also has 35 special teams tackles, blocked punt return for a TD and a punt deflection.

LB COREY MAYS • Played in 16 games with 13 starts at RILB. • Finished second on the team with 100 tackles (64 solo) with three behind the line. Added four QB pressures, one PD and three special teams stops.

• Collected 10 tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Produced a club-best seven tackles vs. Oakland (9/20).

• Recorded a team-high nine tackles vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Contributed eight tackles, including two against RB LaDainian Tomlinson in goal-line situations vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Totaled a career-high 13 tackles at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Amassed seven tackles at Oakland (11/15).

• Collected five tackles vs. Cleveland (12/20), at Cincinnati (12/27) and at Denver (1/3/10).

• Four-year NFL log: 48 games (14 starts), 116 tackles (71 solo), one pass defensed, a forced fumble, one fumble recovery, four QB pressures and 40 special teams tackles.

LB ANDY STUDEBAKER • Played in 16 games on special teams and six contests on defense with two starts at LOLB. • Produced 17 tackles (13 solo), two INTs for 96 yards, three passes defensed, 13 special teams tackles and one kickoff return for eight yards.

• Also recovered a fumbled punt snap in the end zone for a TD. • Finished second among all NFL LBs with 96 INT return yards, ranking ninth overall in the AFC. • Tallied four tackles at Oakland (11/15).

• Contributed five tackles, two passes defensed and a career-high two INTs of Ben Roethlisberger vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), including one that he returned 94 yards, the fifth-longest INT return in Chiefs history and the fourth-longest in the NFL in 2009.

• Produced five tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Recovered a fumbled punt snap in the end zone for his first career TD vs.

Cleveland (12/20).

• Two-year NFL totals: 22 games (two starts), 19 tackles (15 solo), two INTs for 96 yards and three passes defensed. Also has 16 special teams tackles, a fumble recovery on special teams for a TD and one kickoff return for eight yards.

LB DERRICK JOHNSON • Played in 15 games on special teams and 14 contests on defense.

• Started three games with two at LILB and one at RILB. • Was also inactive for one contest.

• Posted 33 tackles (24 solo) with one for loss, a sack (-7.0 yards), three INTs for 175 yards with two TDs, one QB pressure, a forced fumble, five passes defensed and added nine special teams tackles.

• Ranked second in the AFC and fourth in the NFL with 175 INT return yards.

• His 175 INT return yards were tops among all NFL LBs. • Was the only NFL player with two defensive TDs in a game in 2009.

• Returned a Joe Flacco INT for a career-long 70 yards, the third-longest by a LB in the NFL in 2009 at Baltimore (9/13).

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES • • • • • •

Contributed a sack of JaMarcus Russell vs. Oakland (9/20).

Was inactive with a groin injury at Philadelphia (9/27).

Forced a WR Torry Holt fumble at Jacksonville (11/8).

Compiled seven tackles vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

Had four tackles vs. Cleveland (12/20).

Tallied four tackles, three passes defensed and intercepted two Kyle Orton passes that he returned for a career-high 105 yards with two TDs at Denver (1/3/10) to earn AFC Defensive Player of the Week accolades.

• Became the third linebacker in NFL history with two INT return TDs in a game and the 25th player overall to accomplish that feat with 45-yard and 60-yard INT return TDs. • His 105 INT return yards rank as the fourth-highest single-game total in franchise history and the best single-game tally in the NFL in 2009.

• Five-year NFL log: 74 games (61 starts), 424 tackles (334 solo), 13.0 sacks (-90.0 yards), 21 QB pressures, six INTs for 200 yards with two TDs, 31 passes defensed, 11 forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and 18 special teams tackles.

LB JOVAN BELCHER • Entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with Kansas City in 2009.

• Appeared in 16 games on special teams and 12 contests on defense (three starts).

• Recorded 33 tackles (26 solo) with one for loss, two QB pressures, one pass defensed and a team-high 17 special teams tackles.

• Collected five tackles in his first career NFL start at Washington (10/18).

• Totaled two tackles with one for loss, a tackle of RB Mewelde Moore for a three-yard loss on third and two in OT vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Contributed a career-high eight tackles at Denver (1/3/10).

LB DAVID HERRON • Joined the club as a free agent on September 30th.

• Saw duty in 10 games on special teams and in one contest on defense.

• Was inactive for three games.

• Registered 11 special teams tackles.

• Produced three special teams tackles at Washington (10/18).

• Was inactive at Oakland (11/15), vs. Pittsburgh (11/22) and at San Diego (11/29) with a knee injury suffered at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Tallied a career-high five special teams tackles at Denver (1/3/10).

• Registered 11 special teams tackles.

• Two-year NFL totals: 26 games (three starts), eight tackles (five solo), one QB pressure and 20 special teams tackles.

LB PIERRE WALTERS • Joined the Chiefs as a rookie free agent in 2009.

• Played in three games and was inactive for 13 contests.

• Had one tackle and one special teams stop.

• Appeared in his first NFL game at Oakland (11/15).

LB JUSTIN ROGERS • Played in one game and was inactive for five contests.

• Had one special teams tackle.

• Signed by KC on October 14th and released on October 17th.

• Rejoined Kansas City as a free agent on November 11th.

• Recorded one special teams tackle vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Was placed on injured reserve on December 26th with a thigh injury.

• Three-year NFL log: 32 games, three solo tackles and 35 special teams stops.

LB WESTON DACUS • Spent the season on injured reserve with an ankle injury.

• Two-year NFL log: eight games, five tackles (one solo) and four special teams stops.

DEFENSIVE BACKS S MIKE BROWN • Started all 16 games at SS. • Led the defensive backs and was third on the team with 99 tackles with four behind the line.

• Also had three INTs for 13 yards, six passes defensed, 2.0 sacks (-24.0 yards), one QB pressure, a fumble recovery and five special teams stops.

• Joined CB Brandon Carr, LB Tamba Hali and C Rudy Niswanger as one of four Chiefs players to start all 16 games.

• Collected a team-high 12 tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Had nine tackles and a sack of David Carr vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Compiled five tackles and recovered a QB Tony Romo fumble vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Produced seven tackles at Washington (10/18).

• Established career highs with two INTs off Bruce Gradkowski and four passes defensed to win AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors at Oakland (11/15).

• Tallied nine tackles and a sack of Ben Roethlisberger vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Contributed eight tackles and an INT off Kyle Orton vs. Denver (12/6).

• Had nine tackles vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Totaled a team-high 13 tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

• 10-year NFL totals: 116 games (115 starts), 728 tackles (488 solo), 7.0 sacks (-49.0 yards), 20 INTs for 288 yards with four TDs, 43 passes defensed, five forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries with three TDs and one QB pressure. Also has 35 special teams tackles.

S JON McGRAW • Saw action in 14 games on special teams and 12 contests on defense with nine starts at FS. • Was inactive for one game.

• Recorded 42 tackles (38 solo) with four behind the line, a sack (-6.0 yards), one INT, two PDs, two QB pressures and one fumble recovery.

• Added five special teams tackles, a four-yard rush on a fake punt and blocked punt that he recovered for a TD. • Blocked a P Sam Koch punt that he recovered for his first career TD at Baltimore (9/13).

• Recovered a QB Jeff Garcia fumble and rushed for four yards on a fake punt at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Had four tackles and a sack of Jason Campbell at Washington (10/18).

• Was inactive with a thigh injury at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Tallied five tackles at San Diego (11/29).

• Contributed eight tackles vs. Denver (12/6).

• Intercepted a Carson Palmer pass at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Three-year Chiefs totals: 43 games (nine starts), 71 tackles (63 solo), a sack (-6.0 yards), two INTs, four PDs, two QB pressures and a fumble recovery.

Also has 40 special teams tackles, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery on special teams and a blocked punt recovery for a TD. • Eight-year NFL log: 100 games (21 starts), 209 tackles (161 solo), a sack (-6.0 yards), five INTs, 14 PDs, two forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, two QB pressures and 104 special teams tackles.

CB BRANDON FLOWERS • Started the final 15 games at left CB and was inactive for one contest with a shoulder injury.

• Tallied 65 tackles (58 solo) with four for loss, a career-high five interceptions for 38 yards and a team-high 28 passes defensed.

• Added two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.

• His five INTs ranked fifth in the AFC. • Was inactive with a shoulder injury at Baltimore (9/13).

• Intercepted an Eli Manning pass vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Registered five tackles at Jacksonville (11/8) and at Oakland (11/15).

• Contributed six tackles in addition to forcing and recovering a WR Mike Wallace fumble vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Produced five tackles as well as forcing and recovering a RB LaDainian Tomlinson fumble at the goal line at San Diego (11/29).

• Had six tackles and intercepted a Ryan Fitzpatrick pass vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Intercepted a Brady Quinn pass vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Recorded five tackles at Cincinnati (12/27).

• Tallied four tackles, a career-high five passes defensed and intercepted a Kyle Orton pass at Denver (1/3/10).

• Two-year NFL totals: 29 games (28 starts), 143 tackles (123 solo), seven INTs for 156 yards with a TD, 38 passes defensed, three forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries.

CB BRANDON CARR • Started all 16 games at right CB. • Totaled 60 tackles (56 solo) with two for loss, an INT for 31 yards, 19 passes defensed, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery.

• Joined S Mike Brown, LB Tamba Hali and C Rudy Niswanger as the only four Chiefs players to start all 16 games.

• Recorded four tackles and a career-high three passes defensed vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Posted four tackles vs. Dallas (10/11) and vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Tallied eight tackles vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Contributed five tackles in addition to forcing and recovering a TE Shawn Nelson fumble vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Intercepted a Brady Quinn pass and tied a career high with three passes defensed vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Collected six tackles and tied a career high with three passes defensed at Denver (1/3/10).

• Two-year NFL totals: 32 starts, 137 tackles (127 solo), three INTs for 98 yards, 25 passes defensed, a forced fumble and three fumble recoveries.

CB TRAVIS DANIELS • Played in nine games on special teams and eight contests (two starts) on defense.

• Recorded 16 tackles (11 solo), two passes defensed, one QB pressure and seven special teams tackles.

• Signed as a free agent with the club on November 4th.

• Had three tackles vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Tallied three tackles and two special teams stops vs. Denver (12/6).

• Started when the club opened in its nickel formation vs. Buffalo (12/13).

• Registered five tackles at Denver (1/3/10).

2009 POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES • Five-year NFL totals: 60 games (28 starts), 142 tackles (104 solo), three INTs for 31 yards, 21 passes defensed, a QB pressure, one fumble recovery and 12 special teams tackles.

CB MIKE RICHARDSON • Saw duty in 11 games (one start) and was inactive for two contests.

• Had six tackles (five solo) and 12 special teams stops.

• Joined the club as a free agent on September 30th.

• Was inactive vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4) and vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Registered two tackles at Washington (10/18) and at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Posted three special teams tackles at Oakland (11/15) and vs. Denver (12/6).

• Three-year NFL totals: 21 games (one start), 10 tackles (nine solo), and 20 special teams tackles.

CB DONALD WASHINGTON • Selected in the third round (102nd overall) of the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Played in eight games on special teams and three contests on defense.

• Was inactive for seven games and was active, but did not play in another contest.

• Had three solo tackles and two special teams stops.

• Recorded three tackles vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Had two special teams stops at Denver (1/3/10).

S RICKY PRICE • Entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with Kansas City in 2009.

• Played in two games, recording three solo tackles.

• Was added to the practice squad on October 28th and was promoted to the 53-man roster on December 26th.

• Had three tackles at Denver (1/3/10).

S RESHARD LANGFORD • Was inactive for two games.

• Signed by Kansas City from the PHI practice squad on December 25th.

S DaJUAN MORGAN • Saw duty in 13 games on special teams and five contests on defense (two starts). Was also inactive for one game.

• Produced 15 solo tackles, a fumble recovery and six special teams stops.

• Recorded three special teams tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Collected six tackles and recovered a WR Torry Holt fumble in his first NFL start at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Was inactive at Oakland (11/15).

• Tallied a career-high eight solo tackles vs. Cleveland (12/20).

• Was placed on injured reserve on December 26th with a chest injury.

• Two-year NFL totals: 28 games (two starts), 34 tackles (31 solo), a fumble recovery and 16 special teams tackles.

S JARRAD PAGE • Started five games at FS and was inactive for two contests.

• Posted 19 solo tackles, two passes defensed and a forced fumble.

• Compiled six tackles at Baltimore (9/13).

• Registered four tackles vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Amassed five tackles vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Was inactive with a shoulder injury at Washington (10/18).

• Was inactive vs. San Diego (10/25).

• Was placed on injured reserve on November 4th with a calf injury.

• Four-year NFL totals: 53 games (39 starts), 204 tackles (179 solo), a sack (-3.0 yards), 10 interceptions, 24 passes defensed, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, one QB pressure and 17 special teams tackles.

CB MAURICE LEGGETT • Played in 10 games on special teams and eight contests on defense with one start at left CB. • Recorded 15 tackles (14 solo) and five passes defensed.

• Added five punt returns for 13 yards, three special teams tackles and a fumble recovery on special teams.

• Tied a career high with eight tackles and posted a career-best three passes defensed in a starting role at left CB at Baltimore (9/13).

• Recovered a WR Patrick Crayton fumble vs. Dallas (10/11).

• Returned four punts for 13 yards at Oakland (11/15).

• Was placed on injured reserve on November 25th with a shoulder injury suffered vs. Pittsburgh (11/22).

• Two-year NFL totals: 22 games (four starts), 47 tackles (43 solo), an interception for a 27-yard TD and nine passes defensed. Also has eight special teams tackles and two fumble recoveries on special teams with a TD. Has returned five kickoffs for 103 yards and five punts for 13 yards.

SPECIALISTS P DUSTIN COLQUITT • Served as the club’s punter and holder in 16 games.

• Punted 96 times for 4,361 yards (45.4 gross, 40.8 net) with 41 inside the 20 and six touchbacks.

• Established a Chiefs single-season record with a 40.78-yard net punting average, breaking the previous mark of 40.00 set by P Jerrel Wilson in ’68.

• His 40.8 net punting avg. was second in the AFC and fourth in the NFL.

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His 96 punts were the fourth-highest seasonal total in team annals.

His 4,361 punting yards were the second-highest total in franchise annals.

Was fifth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with a 45.4 gross punting avg.

Finished second in the NFL with 41 punts inside the 20.

His 41 punts inside the 20 were the third-highest seasonal total in NFL history, shattering the previous Chiefs record of 29.

• Tied for second in the NFL with 24 forced fair catches.

• Led the NFL with 22 punts downed.

• Allowed 71 punt returns of zero yards or less, the most in the NFL. • Allowed 285 punt return yards, the ninth-lowest total in the AFC among punters with at least 50 punts.

• Is first in Chiefs history with a 38.92 career net punting average and a 44.09 gross average.

• His 38.92 net average is the third-highest mark in the league since the AFLNFL merger.

• Ranks third in KC annals with 397 punts and 17,502 punting yards.

• Punted nine times for 399 yards (44.3 gross, 44.7 net) with three inside the 20 at Philadelphia (9/27).

• Produced seven punts for 339 yards (48.4 gross, 45.7 net) with two inside the 20 vs. the N.Y. Giants (10/4).

• Registered his 118th career punt inside the 20 at Washington (10/18) to bypass P Louie Aguiar (117) for the highest total in Chiefs history.

• Punted seven times for 326 yards (46.6 gross, 40.3 net) with four inside the 20 and a season-long punt of 70 yards at Jacksonville (11/8).

• Recorded his 30th punt inside the 20 in 2009 at San Diego (11/29), breaking Aguiar’s single-season team record of 29 in ’95.

• Produced seven punts for 376 yards (53.7 gross, 41.9 net) with one inside the 20 vs. Denver (12/6). His 53.71 gross avg. was a career high and the fourth-best single-game total in Chiefs history.

• Recorded three punts for 159 yards (53.0 gross, 50.0 net) with two inside the 20 at Denver (1/3/10).

• Five-year NFL totals: 78 games, 397 punts for 17,502 yards (44.1 gross, 38.9 net), 33 touchbacks, 145 inside the 20 and three special teams tackles.

K RYAN SUCCOP • Joined the club as the third (256th overall) of three seventh-round selections in the 2009 NFL Draft.

• Played in 16 games.

• Connected on 25 of 29 FGs (86.2%) and all 29 of his PATs for a team-high 104 points.

• His 86.2 FG percentage was the fifth-best seasonal total in KC history, ranking sixth in the AFC and 10th in the NFL in 2009.

• Landed 59 of his 75 kickoffs inside the 10-yard line with seven touchbacks and also had one special teams tackle.

• Named the club’s Mack Lee Hill Award winner, an honor bestowed on Kansas City’s top rookie or first-year player.

• Named to the Pro Football Weekly/PFWA All-Rookie Team.

• Produced a 86.21 FG percentage, tying as the highest make percentage by a rookie since the AFL-NFL merger (min. 20 attempts).

• Was one of seven kickers in the NFL to not miss from inside 40 yards, going 17-17. Just the fourth player in Chiefs history to register a 100.0 FG make percentage from inside 40 yards in a season (min. 15 atts.).

• Led all NFL rookies with 104 points, tying FB/K Jack Spikes for the secondhighest total by a rookie in Chiefs history.

• Tied for 10th in the AFC with seven touchbacks.

• Ranked first in Chiefs history among rookies with 25 made FGs, while his 29 FG attempts were third in team annals among rookies.

• Was fourth among rookies in club annals with 29 PATs. • Converted two field goals of 50+ yards, the most in a season since K Lawrence Tynes had two in 2006.

• Hit a 53-yard FG and three PATs for six points at Baltimore (9/13). His 53yard FG was the longest by a Chiefs rookie since K Jan Stenerud had a 54yarder at Houston (9/9/67). It was the longest made FG by a rookie kicker on his first regular season NFL attempt since Baltimore K Steve Hauschka hit a 54-yard FG at Houston (11/9/08).

• Hit a career-high four FGs (39, 46, 46 and 24 yards) for 12 points at Washington (10/18).

• Hit both of his FGs and three PATs for nine points vs. Pittsburgh (11/22), including a 22-yard game-winning FG in OT. • Connected on a 30-yard FG and one PAT for four points at Cincinnati (12/27). Converted his 22nd FG of the season to pass K Jan Stenerud for most made FGs by a rookie in Chiefs history.

• Hit all three of his FGs (20, 36 and 47 yards) and a career-high five PATs for a career-best 14 points at Denver (1/3/10).

• Is one of 35 players in franchise history with 100+ points.

LS THOMAS GAFFORD • Handled the club’s long-snapping duties in all 16 games.

• Has played in 25 games in two seasons with Kansas City.

CHIEFS 2009 ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE 13th Year (1) LB Mike Vrabel 12th Year (1) G Mike Goff 10th Year (2) G Brian Waters S Mike Brown 9th Year (2) WR Chris Chambers DT Ron Edwards 8th Year (1) S Jon McGraw 7th Year (2) G/T Wade Smith WR Bobby Wade

6th Year (4) WR Terrance Copper WR Devard Darling TE Sean Ryan LB Demorrio Williams 5th Year (4) QB Matt Cassel P Dustin Colquitt CB Travis Daniels LB Derrick Johnson 4th Year (7) QB Brodie Croyle LB Tamba Hali LB Corey Mays C Rudy Niswanger T Ryan O'Callaghan S Jarrad Page TE Leonard Pope

3rd Year (8) C/G Andy Alleman WR Dwayne Bowe RB Tim Castille QB Matt Gutierrez G/T Ikechuku Ndukwe CB Mike Richardson LB Justin Rogers RB Kolby Smith 2nd Year (17) T Branden Albert RB Jackie Battle CB Brandon Carr RB Jamaal Charles TE Brad Cottam FB Mike Cox LB Weston Dacus DE Glenn Dorsey CB Brandon Flowers LS Thomas Gafford DE Wallace Gilberry LB David Herron CB/S Maurice Leggett S DaJuan Morgan T Barry Richardson RB Dantrell Savage LB Andy Studebaker

1st Year (2) DT Derek Lokey WR Lance Long Rookies (14) LB Jovan Belcher G Colin Brown DE/DT Dion Gales G Darryl Harris DE Tyson Jackson S Reshard Langford WR Quinten Lawrence DE Alex Magee TE Jake O'Connell S Ricky Price K Ryan Succop LB Pierre Walters CB Donald Washington RB Javarris Williams

CHIEFS 2009 ROSTER BY DRAFT ROUND [Overall selection in brackets] 1st Round (6) [3] DE Tyson Jackson (2009), [5] DE Glenn Dorsey (2008), [15] LB Derrick Johnson (2005), [15] T Branden Albert (2008), [20] LB Tamba Hali (2006), [23] WR Dwayne Bowe (2007).

2nd Round (4) [35] CB Brandon Flowers (2008), [39] S Mike Brown (2000 - CHI), [52] WR Chris Chambers (2001 - MIA), [57] S Jon McGraw (2002 - NYJ).

3rd Round (13) [67] DE Alex Magee (2009), [72] TE Leonard Pope (2006 - ARZ), [73] RB Jamaal Charles (2008), [76] DT Ron Edwards (2001 - BUF), [76] TE Brad Cottam (2008), [78] G Mike Goff (1998 - CIN), [78] G/T Wade Smith (2003 - MIA), [82] WR Devard Darling (2004 - BAL), [82] S DaJuan Morgan (2008), [85] QB Brodie Croyle (2006), [88] C/G Andy Alleman (2007 - NO), [91] LB Mike Vrabel (1997 - PIT), [99] P Dustin Colquitt (2005).

4th Round (3) [101] LB Demorrio Williams (2004 - ATL), [102] CB Donald Washington (2009), [104] CB Travis Daniels (2005 - MIA).

5th Round (6) [136] T Ryan O'Callaghan (2006 - NE), [139] WR Bobby Wade (2003 - CHI), [139] G Colin Brown (2009), [140] CB Brandon Carr (2008), [144] TE Sean Ryan (2004 - DAL), [148] [148] RB Kolby Smith (2007).

6th Round (5) [170] T Barry Richardson (2008), [175] Quinten Lawrence (2009), [180] LB Justin Rogers (2007 - NE), [202] CB Mike Richardson (2007 - NE), [203] LB Andy Studebaker (2008 - PHI).

7th Round (5) [212] RB Javarris Williams (2009), [228] S Jarrad Page (2006), [230] QB Matt Cassel (2005 - NE), [237] TE Jake O'Connell (2009), [256] K Ryan Succop (2009).

Undrafted (23) G Brian Waters (1999 - DAL), WR Terrance Copper (2004 - DAL), G/T Ikechuku Ndukwe (2005 - NO), LS Thomas Gafford (2006 - GB), LB Corey Mays (2006 - NE), C Rudy Niswanger (2006), RB Jackie Battle (2007 - DAL), RB Tim Castille (2007 - ARZ), QB Matt Gutierrez (2007 NE), LB David Herron (2007 - MIN), FB Mike Cox (2008), LB Weston Dacus (2008), DE Wallace Gilberry (2008 - NYG), CB/S Maurice Leggett (2008), DT Derek Lokey (2008 - KC), WR Lance Long (2008 - ARZ), RB Dantrell Savage (2008), LB Jovan Belcher (2009), DE/DT Dion Gales (2009), G Darryl Harris (2009), S Reshard Langford (2009 - PHI), S Ricky Price (2009), LB Pierre Walters (2009).