Chiefs | Jonathan Baldwin seems to be top choice for No. 2 WR job

Source: Footballguys.com

Kansas City Chiefs WR Jonathan Baldwin appears to be the favorite for the No. 2 wide receiver job at this point but has not emerged as the dominant offseason player like he was last offseason. WRs Donnie Avery, Dexter McCluster and Terrance Copper are also expected to be candidates for the job. Our View: Baldwin has the skill set to be a top 32 WR in the game today. He's failed to play up to his potential as a pro but he could be re-energized under new head coach Andy Reid. With Dwayne Bowe taking the attention of the defense away the WR2 is going to see plenty of single coverage.

Dwayne Bowe predicting big season

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Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe told the Kansas City Star Ledger that he plans to “lead the league in receptions” this year. “When we get in full gear and pads and close to the season, it’s going to be a show to watch,” he added. Bowe is plenty confident coming into 2013 with a new HC, and, more importantly, a different face at QB. But it'll take a heroic effort to lead the league in catches. Bowe's career-high sits at 86, which came in 2010. That was good for just a 10th-place finish. Still, it's a good sign that that the Chiefs players are excited about the new system brought in by Andy Reid. Bowe should bounce back as a WR2 working with Alex Smith in 2013.

Chiefs | Dwayne Bowe has high expectations for offense

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Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe said he expects to lead the NFL in receptions and receiving touchdowns in 2013, and that RB Jamaal Charles will lead the league in rushing this season.

For those about to MOCK: Notable trends seen in early fantasy football drafts

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, South Carolina tight end Justice Cunningham, had his name called in front of a small group of reasonably sauced lingerers at last month’s NFL Draft, Fantasyland’s finest quickly began formulating thoughts and assembling cheat sheets for this year’s fake football drafts.

Mock season officially kicked off …

Over the next several weeks, armchair quarterbacks of various backgrounds will hone their draft skills in preparation for main events come August. During these exercises, participants will tinker with new strategies, rack their brains over complicated backfields and shout out expletives when desired players are pilfered just before their pick, all the while proclaiming

2013 Rookie Dynasty Drafts – TE Rankings

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Tyler Eifert, CIN (1st Round) -
Perhaps a sign the Bengals aren’t happy with what they’ve seen from Jermaine Gresham as they went for the top tight end in this years draft, with one of their two first-round picks.

I had the chance to hear an interview with Eifert on Movin’ The Chains, about a week before the draft and they asked him if he’d visited any teams for workouts.

To my surprise Eifert told them he hadn’t visited teams, but radio host Pat Kirwan said that was a good thing in his case because it meant teams “knew” what they were getting in him.

While Eifert isn’t in the greatest situation for the early

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 3-4

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, Justice Cunningham, had his name called Saturday, the fantasy football mock season officially got underway. To kick off Yahoo!'s festivities, we'll mock two rounds per day Tuesday-Friday (12-teams, PPR scoring) to help you get educated on which players will be valued/undervalued when the bulk of the draft season begins in August. Please declare a winner and/or express your general disdain for our 'stupidity' in the comments section below.

SEE ROUND 1 HERE

ROUND 3

Randall Cobb, WR,

Dwayne Bowe - Dwayne Bowe likes Chiefs' new offense

Source: The Huddle

Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe said he likes the offense that head coach Andy Reid has brought to the team. "Throwing the ball deep, that's something we haven't done in the past so I'm excited right now. The play calling is totally different from last year. It's not check downs or putting it in the running back's hands. This guy likes to go down the field, take the top off (the defense) and that's something we haven't done in the past, put up a lot of points. This season he said we're going to blow out the scoreboard and that's something I'm looking forward to," Bowe said.
Huddle Up: What wide receiver isn't going to like Andy Reid's throw early, throw often approach? The potential for more balls in the air has to boost

Chiefs | Dwayne Bowe likes new offense

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Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe said he likes the offense that head coach Andy Reid has brought to the team. 'Throwing the ball deep, that's something we haven't done in the past so I'm excited right now. The play calling is totally different from last year. It's not check downs or putting it in the running back's hands. This guy likes to go down the field, take the top off (the defense) and that's something we haven't done in the past, put up a lot of points. This season he said we're going to blow out the scoreboard and that's something I'm looking forward to,' Bowe said.

Dexter McCluster could play bigger role in 2013

Source: Draft Sharks

Chiefs new HC Andy Reid is excited to work with RB/WR Dexter McCluster.  “He’s got that … tremendous quickness and can catch," Reid said. "He’s pretty good at running the football, so there is a place for him. You line him up everywhere. You can move him around and kind of do some unique things with him. I like McCluster. I think he’s a good football player and he has a role on this football team. I’ve got some things in mind for him.” This isn't the first time we've heard that Reid is high on McCluster.  He wanted to draft him out of Ole Miss in 2010 but was beaten to the punch by Kansas City.  Still, Jamaal Charles is locked in as the lead back, and WR Dwayne Bowe will dominate action in the passing game.  McCluster

Dwayne Bowe excited about new QB and HC

Source: Draft Sharks

Kansas City's Dwayne Bowe has been stuck in WR purgatory with a run-heavy offense and subpar QB play.  Now he's playing for a pass-first HC in Andy Reid. And Alex Smith might be the most talented QB he's ever played with.  “Having the quarterback in and a new coach, it’s refreshing," Bowe said.  "I feel like I’ve still got a lot of fire left in the tank. My body feels great."  Despite catching balls from a QB group that included Damon Huard, Brodie Croyle, Tyler Thigpen, Matt Cassel, Tyler Palko and Brady Quinn, Bowe caught at least 70 balls for 995 yards in all 4 of his healthy NFL seasons.  He'll bring added fantasy upside with a stronger supporting cast in 2013.  Bowe could flirt with WR1 production -- and be a big-time

Chiefs sign Donnie Avery

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WR could line up opposite Dwayne Bowe

Not content to rest after a day on which they completed a trade for a starting quarterback, signed his backup as a free agent and also acquired two other veterans, the Chiefs agreed to terms with former Colts wide receiver Donnie Avery today. Avery is a faster receiver who would be a good mix with Dwayne Bowe on the other side. Speed has been an element missing from the Chiefs' receiving group. Avery caught 60 passes for the Colts last season. (

Donnie Avery - Donnie Avery agrees to terms with Chiefs

Source: The Huddle

The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to terms with free-agent WR Donnie Avery. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Huddle Up: Kansas City's receiving corps was in dire need of a makeover, and Avery gives the Chiefs a speed guy to go along with Dwayne Bowe. Andy Reid has culled productivity from lesser talents, so if Avery can stay healthy he's an intriguing low-end fantasy option in 2013.

WR Donnie Avery signs with Chiefs

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Chiefs continued to add to their offense Wednesday. Their latest move is the signing of former Colts wide receiver Donnie Avery. He is coming off the best seasn of his career with Andrew Luck -- Avery caught 60 passes for 781 yards and three touchdowns last season. Avery becomes part of an offense that has been busy lately. They found their new quarterback in Alex Smith via a trade, they re-signed No. 1 receiver Dwayne Bowe and struck a deal with tight end Anthony Fasano. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Avery has great speed, but he's another guy who is very limited as a receiver. He might end up being Kansas City's No. 2 WR, but he has never been more than a WR3, including last season with Luck. Now he moves from Luck to Smith, which isn't a good

Donnie Avery signs with Chiefs

Source: Draft Sharks

The Chiefs have signed WR Donnie Avery.  He was inefficient in his lone season with the Colts, hauling in just 53.6% of his targets.  He did finish with career highs in both catches (60) and yards (781) though.  In an ideal world, Avery will slot in as KC's 3rd WR behind Dwayne Bowe and Jon Baldwin.  But if Baldwin fails to take a step forward, Avery could serve as the #2 WR.  That could be enough for him to garner WR3 attention in fantasy leagues.  Meanwhile, T.Y. Hilton is locked in as the Colts' #2 WR.  He carries major breakout potential in 2013.

Percy Harvin could hold out for 10 games

Source: Draft Sharks

Yahoo's Jason Cole hears the Vikings believe WR Percy Harvin could elect to hold out for the first 10 games of this coming season if he doesn't get a new contract.  That'd allow him to make his point but still accrue an official year of service and hit unrestricted free agency next offseason.  It's the same move Vincent Jackson pulled as a Charger back in 2010.  Harvin is reportedly looking a contract closer in value to what Calvin Johnson got ($16.5 million per year) than Dwayne Bowe ($11 million).  As special as Harvin is, that's a lot of coin to cough up to a headcase with a sketchy medical history.  Those demands will also make it tough for Minnesota to trade him.  It's obviously early in the offseason, but there seems to be a

Report: Percy Harvin wants Megatron money - Percy Harvin | MIN

Source: Rotoworld Football

According to Yahoo Sports' Jason Cole, Percy Harvin is targeting a deal in the range of Calvin Johnson's as opposed to Dwayne Bowe or Vincent Jackson.

Mike Wallace - Mike Wallace is Dolphins' top target

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent WR Mike Wallace is believed to be the Miami Dolphins' top target in free agency because they covet his ability to make plays in the end zone as well as his speed. Wallace is expected to get more than Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Vincent Jackson got last offseason and more than Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe received this offseason. The team will use the three days before the start of free agency to gauge Wallace's price.
Huddle Up: Miami definitely needs to upgrade at wide receiver, and with Dwayne Bowe re-signing in Kansas City Wallace is the biggest name on the market.

Dwayne Bowe - GM thinks Dwayne Bowe can be elite WR

Source: The Huddle

Kansas City Chiefs general manager John Dorsey said he believes WR Dwayne Bowe has the skills to be one of the top wide receivers in the NFL and that Bowe is looking for to the challenge of becoming one. "He's a receiver and receivers have unique personalities. But he's a very talented guy. We sat and talked. I told him it's his responsibility to uphold his end of the bargain. He said he understood the challenge ahead and he totally embraced that challenge," Dorsey said.
Huddle Up: Bowe has harped about wanting to be paid like an elite receiver, and now he is. He also has a new pass-friendly coach and offense and a new quarterback, so many of the things standing in the way of previous success have been removed. In other

Dolphins | Mike Wallace top target

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent WR Mike Wallace is believed to be the Miami Dolphins' top target in free agency because they covet his ability to make plays in the end zone as well as his speed. Wallace is expected to get more than Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Vincent Jackson got last offseason and more than Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe received this offseason. The team will use the three days before the start of free agency to gauge Wallace's price.

Chiefs | GM thinks Dwayne Bowe can be elite WR

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Kansas City Chiefs general manager John Dorsey said he believes WR Dwayne Bowe has the skills to be one of the top wide receivers in the NFL and that Bowe is looking for to the challenge of becoming one. 'He's a receiver and receivers have unique personalities. But he's a very talented guy. We sat and talked. I told him it's his responsibility to uphold his end of the bargain. He said he understood the challenge ahead and he totally embraced that challenge,' Dorsey said. Our View: Bowe can be elite at the NFL level and this new regime under Andy Reid could get him there. His best season was 2010 where he finished as the second best WR in fantasy football, largely due to his 15 receiving TDs.

Dwayne Bowe ready to prove his worth

Source: Draft Sharks

Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe's work ethic and dedication have been questioned in the past.  Those rumblings will only get louder now that he's cashed in with a 5-year, $56 million deal.  But GM John Dorsey isn't concerned about Bowe mailing it in with a fat wallet.  "I told him it’s his responsibility to uphold his end of the bargain," Dorsey said. "He said he understood the challenge ahead and he totally embraced that challenge. He is ready to take that position of being one of the top receivers in professional football.”  Talent has never been an issue for Bowe.  And now he's working with a pass-first coach and the best QB he's ever played with.  If his head is screwed on right, Bowe could produce WR1 numbers for fantasy squads in

UPDATE: Chiefs sign WR Dwayne Bowe to 5-year contract

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Update: Bowe's contract is worth a total of $56 million with $26 million guaranteed. He is now the league's third-highest-paid wide receiver behind Calvin Johnson and Larry Fitzgerald. ---------------------------------------------- Just as the franchise tag deadline was arriving Monday, the Chiefs figured out a way to keep wide receiver Dwayne Bowe in Kansas City. And it wasn't with the franchise tag. The two sides agreed to a five-year deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Financial terms weren't immediately known, but this pact will keep him in a Chiefs uniform through his age-33 season. Bowe led the team in catches, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns last season despite missing three games. With Bowe signed, the Chiefs decided

Dwayne Bowe's deal with Chiefs is worth $56M - Dwayne Bowe | KC

Source: Rotoworld Football

The five-year contract Dwayne Bowe signed with the Chiefs Tuesday is worth a total of $56M and contains $26M in guarantees.

Chiefs | Even more on Dwayne Bowe's deal

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating earlier reports, Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe's new contract call for him to earn $36 million over the first three years, and he received a $15 million signing bonus.

Chiefs | More on Dwayne Bowe's deal

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating previous reports, Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe's new contract is for five years and is worth $56 million with $26 million guaranteed.

Dwayne Bowe - Dwayne Bowe agrees to new deal with Chiefs

Source: The Huddle

The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to terms with WR Dwayne Bowe on a new five-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Huddle Up: Andy Reid has his go-to receiver and the free agent market thins a bit at the receiver position. Bowe should see an uptick in opportunities as KC transitions from their previous run-dominated offense to Reid's pass-happy approach.

Dwayne Bowe re-signs with KC

Source: Draft Sharks

The Chiefs re-signed WR Dwayne Bowe to a 5-year contract. It was widely believed he’d be franchise tagged before today’s 4pm deadline. Instead, it was used on LT Brandon Albert. Bowe’s fantasy stock might have risen elsewhere, but he’ll remain in Kansas City as Alex Smith’s go-to option. The 28-year-old will remain on the WR2 radar in 2013 fantasy drafts.

Dwayne Bowe: Five-Year Deal With Chiefs

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Dwayne Bowe: The Chiefs have signed Bowe (ribs) to a five-year deal, according to ESPN. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Chiefs sign WR Dwayne Bowe to 5-year contract

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Just as the franchise tag deadline was arriving Monday, the Chiefs figured out a way to keep wide receiver Dwayne Bowe in Kansas City. And it wasn't with the franchise tag. The two sides agreed to a five-year deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Financial terms weren't immediately known, but this pact will keep him in a Chiefs uniform through his age-33 season. Bowe led the team in catches, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns last season despite missing three games. With Bowe signed, the Chiefs decided to place the franchise tag on offensive tackle Branden Albert. They also signed punter Dustin Colquitt to a five-year contract worth $18.75 million, making him the highest-paid punter in the NFL. FANTASY ANALYSIS: This is gigantic

Chiefs sign Dwayne Bowe to five-year contract - Dwayne Bowe | KC

Source: Rotoworld Football

Chiefs re-signed WR Dwayne Bowe to a five-year contract.

Chiefs | Dwayne Bowe agrees to new deal

Source: Footballguys.com

The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to terms with WR Dwayne Bowe on a new five-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Chiefs & Bowe agree on 5-year deal

Source: FFToday

Use franchise tag on OT Brandon Albert

Chiefs didn't use tag on WR Dwayne Bowe because they didn't have to. Chiefs and Bowe have reached agreement on a five-year deal. (Adam Schefter via Twitter)

FF Today's Take: This ensures Bowe will be in Kansas for the next few years and that he will be the focal point for Alex Smith and the Chiefs passing attack. Bowe will

Alex Smith in a good spot with Chiefs

Source: Draft Sharks

Conventional wisdom says 49ers HC Jim Harbaugh squeezed out everything QB Alex Smith had to offer.  But Trent Dilfer believes Smith is actually in a better situation in Kansas City with HC Andy Reid.  “Now he’s going to the same structure and a superior passing system,” Dilfer said. “... Just from a passing standpoint. A passing-tree standpoint. Multiplicity in the drop-back, and play-action and movement game. The screen game. Trick plays. You name it. This is one of the better passing systems in the league... He finally gets to play in a pass-driven offense, a quarterback-driven offense. He has very good offensive personnel. A head coach that’s forgotten more about winning than most coaches know."  Reid has a long

Dwayne Bowe - Dwayne Bowe likely to get tag if no deal

Source: The Huddle

The Kansas City Chiefs likely will place the franchise tag on impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe if the two sides are not able to reach a long-term agreement by Monday, March 4.
Huddle Up: Sounds like Andy Reid wants to keep Bowe around to anchor Alex Smith's receiving corps. Hey, if he can coexist with T.O., working with Bowe should be a snap.

Chiefs | Branden Albert could get tag

Source: Footballguys.com

The Kansas City Chiefs could place the franchise tag on impending free-agent OT Branden Albert if they are able to sign impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe to a long-term deal by Monday, March 4.

Chiefs | Dwayne Bowe likely to get tag if no deal

Source: Footballguys.com

The Kansas City Chiefs likely will place the franchise tag on impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe if the two sides are not able to reach a long-term agreement by Monday, March 4.

Chiefs | Working on contract for Dwayne Bowe

Source: Footballguys.com

The Kansas City Chiefs are working on a long-term deal with impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe but could place the franchise tag on him if a deal is not reached by Monday, March 4. Bowe would get a one-year, $11.4 million tender if he receives the franchise tag because it will be the second consecutive year to receive the tag and would get 20 percent raise. Bowe made $9.4 million this season.

Chiefs 'likely' to keep WR Dwayne Bowe

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Adam Teicher of the Kansas City Star wrote Wednesday that the trade for quarterback Alex Smith quot;makes it likely" that the Chiefs will bring back wide receiver Dwayne Bowe either with a long-term contract or the franchise tag. Bowe caught 59 passes for 801 yards and three touchdowns last season. He was the team's receiving leader in each of those categories. FANTASY ANALYSIS: The Chiefs must retain Bowe. They aren't going to use the first overall pick on a WR, and no one else on the roster is close to Bowe in terms of productivity. It's fair to say that the team's quarterback situation has stunted the growth of every wide receiver in this offense, but that still doesn't change the fact that 2011 first-round pick Jon Baldwin has been a

Report: Chiefs acquire former 49ers QB Alex Smith

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

New Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid now has a quarterback. The Chiefs acquired former 49ers starter Alex Smith, according to Fox Sports' Jay Glazer. While the deal cannot be officially announced March 12, ESPN.com's Adam Schefter reported on Twitter that the quot;Chiefs traded second-round pick, the second pick in the second round, to SF. Niners also got another conditional mid-round pick in 2014." Smith, who directed the 49ers to the NFC Championship game in 2010 and finished third in QB rating last season, lost his job to rising star Colin Kaepernick midway through last season. Not only is Smith's time in the Bay Area over, so is the Matt Cassel era in Kansas City. The Chiefs are expected to release the veteran QB, who went 1-7 in

NFL - Free Agent WRs - On the Move

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2013 NFL Free agency - Wide Receivers on the move. Profiled players include Danario Alexander, Danny Amendola, Dwayne Bowe, Victor Cruz, and Brian Hartline.

Report: Trade of 49ers QB Alex Smith is 'effectively complete'

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The biggest news from NFL Combine weekend may have nothing to do with what takes place on the turf in Indianapolis. CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora tweeted Sunday: quot;The 49ers have expressed to others that a deal for QB Alex Smith is effectively complete. Can't be finalized til league year begins 3/12. ... I do not know the other team. KC and JAX are 2 teams that make sense." FANTASY ANALYSIS: So, the Florida Times-Union sent a text message to Jaguars general manager David Caldwell about a possible Smith trade. According to the Times-Union's Ryan O'Halloran, Caldwell responded via text with "not us." OK. That leaves the Chiefs as the most sensible choice. But let's be clear: No matter whom the Chiefs' quarterback is last year, it won't

Dwayne Bowe - Former K.C. GM believes Bowe will get tag

Source: The Huddle

Former Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli said he believes the Chiefs will place the franchise tag on impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe and will look to replace impending free-agent OT Branden Albert either in free agency or the 2013 NFL Draft.
Huddle Up: This set of moves would make the most sense as K.C.'s WR cupboard would be absolutely barren if Bowe goes, while Texas A&M standout Luke Joeckel would be a solid, No. 1 overall pick if Albert leaves.

Chiefs | Former GM thinks Dwayne Bowe will get tag

Source: Footballguys.com

Former Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli said he believes the Chiefs will place the franchise tag on impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe and will look to replace impending free-agent OT Branden Albert either in free agency or the 2013 NFL Draft.

Greg Jennings - Rams unlikely to pursue Jennings, Bowe

Source: The Huddle

The St. Louis Rams likely will not show interest in Green Bay Packers impending free-agent WR Greg Jennings or Kansas City Chiefs impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe because they consider Jennings an injury risk and are worried that Bowe's play could decrease after he receives a big contract.
Huddle Up: The Rams may not go big with a FA WR signing but they're going to have to dip into the pool at some point as their top 2 wideouts -- Danny Amendola and Brandon Gibson -- are unrestricted free agents.

Another franchise tag may be coming for Bowe - Dwayne Bowe | KC

Source: Rotoworld Football

Appearing on SportsCenter Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter said the Chiefs may wind up franchise tagging Dwayne Bowe for a second straight year.

Rams | Unlikely to show interest in Greg Jennings, Dwayne Bowe

Source: Footballguys.com

The St. Louis Rams likely will not show interest in Green Bay Packers impending free-agent WR Greg Jennings or Kansas City Chiefs impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe because they consider Jennings an injury risk and are worried that Bowe's play could decrease after he receives a big contract.

Teams wary of 'decreased effort' from WR Bowe - Dwayne Bowe | KC

Source: Rotoworld Football

According to SI.com's Don Banks, "many teams" are wary of Dwayne Bowe having a "decreased effort level" should he receive a big pay day in free agency.

Dwayne Bowe - K.C. working on new deal with Bowe

Source: The Huddle

The Kansas City Chiefs are actively working on a new contract for impending free-agent WR Dwayne Bowe and have met with his representatives. The two sides are expected to continue to talk over the next few weeks.
Huddle Up: The Chiefs have plenty of other questions to answer without letting Bowe go and leaving their WR cupboard completely bare. Look for a deal to get done.

Report: Chiefs pursuing Dwayne Bowe extension - Dwayne Bowe | KC

Source: Rotoworld Football

Appearing on Total Access, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported the Chiefs are actively pursuing a long-term deal with free agent Dwayne Bowe.

Chiefs and Bowe talking long-term deal

Source: FFToday

Receiver set to be a free agent

Ian Rapoport is reporting that the Chiefs have had discussions with Dwayne Bowe about a long-term contract. The Chiefs used the franchise tag on Bowe last season and is set to be one of the more attractive wideouts in free agency this off-season. (NFL.com)

FF Today's Take: Rapoport suggests that talks may go on for weeks but its the first indication we've had that Andy Reid and the new regime in Kansas City is interested in keeping the team's best receiver.