10 initial reactions from Bears-Chiefs

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Ten initial reactions from Thursday night's preseason opener vs. Kansas City before turning in: 1. The development with first-round pick Chris Williams is unfortunate. The team is preaching optimism right now and plans to keep a space for him on the 53-man roster. That's all well and good, but this is the same group of people who were saying Williams would be out a week with back spasms. ... [link]

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Morning Update (Morning After Edition)
Published 8/8/2008 by primetime 07 at Arrowhead Pride
Highlights and lowlights from the Chiefs victory. I can't believe we actually won. Official stats from the game. 10 initial reactions to the game from the Chicago Sun-Times. Last night was actually an exciting preseason game.  Our starters got some work, particularly Brodie and portions of the offensive line, while our young guys really kept it together. I was pleasantly surprised by several of the younger wide receivers and a certain tight end.  After only seeing clips of these guys ...

Chiefs beat Bears in first preseason test
Published 8/8/2008 by bigknoxy at KC Chiefs Football
... were doomed by even one such goof. Big lowlight The next three Chiefs possessions looked suspiciously like last year. Three plays, minus-3 yards. Three plays, 5 yards. Three plays, 0 yards. Brodie Croyle played only one of the possessions, but the remaining starters played two I like to dabble in the stats a little bit so here are the official stats for all you junkies. And for a little perspective from the other side the Chicago Sun Times posted 10 initial reactions from Bears-Chiefs.

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