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Spottercharts RCB FS Nickel SS LCB Returns CHIEFS 6-0, 192, 24yo, 5-11, 205, 24yo, L 8TK 6-0, 195, 28yo, L 2TK 62TK 3TFL 6-1, 202, 23yo, Rookie, Tulane '20/7th-KC 5-10, 185, 26yo, Rookie, La.Tech 3rdYr, Texas A&M 5thYr, SC State 5-9, 190, 28yo, 5thYr, West Alabama 41TK 2SK 2TFL S S S 6INT-1TD 1FR 29 Thakarius KEYES '20/4th-KC S/C 23 '18/4th-KC 17TK 1PBU 20 CFA'16-OAK, UFA'20-NYG 12TK 1PBU 1QBH 8thYr, LSU 10 '16/5th-KC 38 3INT 7PBU 3QBH 9PBU 2QBH 6-1, 196, 24yo, 51TK 1SK 1TFL L'Jarius SNEED Armani WATTS C 39TK 2SK 2TFL 2PBU 3QBH Antonio HAMILTON C 50TK 5PBU 1QBH '13/3rd-ARZ, UFA'19-HOU S Tyreek HILL TB KC 534TK 9SK 39TFL 3rdYr, Middle Tenn. 6PBU 3QBH 2020 6-0, 205, 25yo, 2ndYr, Virginia L 5TK 5-11, 188, 23yo, L 3TK 1PBU 32 Tyrann CFA'18-DAL, T'18-DAL KOR-C 14-27.4AVG 86LG 1TD C TK SK OFFENSE DEFENSE '19/2nd-KC 2ndYr, South Carolina 23INT-2TD 4FF 155 1 PR-S NFL Rank Stats NFL Rank TK TFL INT S 41TK 1INT 3PBU 1QBH S TK TFL INT PBU MATHIEU 35 1-0AVG 5-11, 195, 29yo, S 38 1 2 22 '19/6th-KC 35 1 1 7 3FR 70PBU 23QBH Charvarius C 1TFL 2INT 1FF 3rd T-10th 7thYr, Clemson Juan THORNHILL C TK INT- TD PBU QBH PR-C 86-11.7AVG 95LG 4TD 30.8ppg Scoring 22.6ppg 1FF 1FR 9PBU 99 4 1 8 1 TK TFL INT WARD PBU QBH '14/4th-WAS, UFA'19-GB 27 Rashad C 50 1 2 19 3 94.9ypg T-28th 122.1ypg 21st 376TK 1SK 12TFL 91TK 2TFL 3INT- 6-1, 203, 26yo, RUSH 21 Bashaud 6-2, 208, 30yo, 7thYr, BYU S FENTON 1FF 11PBU 1QBH 5thYr, Florida 4.1ypc T-25th 4.5ypc T-17th C 14INT-2TD 8FF 6FR- CFA'14-KC 1TD 2FF 5PBU 4QBH '16/4th-KC BREELAND 1TD 81PBU 3QBH 356TK 3.5SK 16TFL 10INT- 11 289.1ypg 2nd 236.2ypg 14th 49 Daniel SORENSEN C Demarcus PASS 3TD 4FF 4FR 25PBU 20QBH 7.1ypp T-8th 6.4ypp T-18th ROBINSON KOR-S/C 384.1ypg 7th 358.3ypg 16th 2-10.5AVG 21LG TOTAL PR-S 2--6.5AVG 6.0ypp 5.6ypp LB LB PR-C 4--4.3AVG 22.8pg T-10th 22.1pg T-19th 6-2, 238, 25yo, 1stYr, Middle Tenn. CFA'19-KC L 10TK 1PBU 1st Down 6-1, 220, 26yo, 3rdYr, Clemson '18/3rd-KC S 9TK 1SK 1TFL 1QBH 6-1, 203, 27yo, 11th T-17th 47 Darius HARRIS S/C 14TK 1FR 1PBU 43.5% 3rd Down 41.0% 44 Dorian O'DANIEL C 51TK 1SK 3TFL 2FR 1PBU 2QBH 3rdYr, Kansas St. 8-14 T-15th 13-20 T-15th 6-1, 243, 22yo, Rookie, Miss.State L 1TK 13 CFA'18-KC 57.1% 4th Down 65.0% '20/2nd-KC 6-2, 235, 25yo, 3rdYr, Iowa CFA'18-KC S 44TK 1SK 3TFL 1FF 2FR 3QBH Byron PRINGLE 50 S/C 39TK 1SK 3TFL 1FF 3PBU 1QBH 56 12 16th INTs 16 T-5th Willie GAY Ben NIEMANN C 110TK 1SK 4TFL 1FF 3FR 1PBU 4QBH KOR-L 3-25.7AVG 31LG T-2nd T-25th 6-0, 245, 27yo, 6thYr, Minnesota L 5TK 1TFL 6-0, 235, 28yo, 7thYr, Iowa S 78TK 2TFL 1PBU 4QBH 10-32.4AVG 5 FUM Lost 6 '14/4th-DAL, UFA'18-DAL KOR-S 17 / +8 T-7th TOs/Margin 22 / +6 T-10th '15/4th-DAL, UFA'19-DAL S 73TK 3TFL 1FF 1PBU 102LG 1TD 54 53 C 605TK 5.5SK 34TFL 1INT 4FF 10PBU 24QBH 84-715 Penalties 97-760 Damien WILSON C 275TK 4SK 15TFL 3FF 4PBU 12QBH Anthony HITCHENS LE .4AVG KOR-C 12-30 42-61 7th Red Zone 36-51 Last 6-6, 255, 23yo, 1stYr, Old Dominion 102LG 1TD 68.9% 76.6% LT 90 CFA'19-KC L/S/C 5TK 1SK 1TFL 2QBH 5-10, 187, 22yo, 2ndYr, Georgia L 2TK Tim WARD 6-0, 324, 24yo, 2ndYr, West. Illinois '19/3rd-KC L 1TK 1SK 1TFL 1QBH '19/2nd-KC DC: Steve SPAGNUOLO RT S 3TK 6-4, 261, 30yo, 8thYr, Texas 17 99 Khalen SAUNDERS S 16TK 3SK 1TFL 1FF 10QBH Mecole Terry BRADDEN, D-QC C 25TK 1SK 1PBU 2QBH '13/4th-ARZ, UFA'19-NO RE 6-4, 332, 29yo, L 3TK 1QBH 57 HARDMAN Brendan DALY, DL/Run Game 7thYr, CSU-Pueblo 6-4, 255, 22yo, Rookie, Missouri S&T Alex OKAFOR 192TK 30SK 34TFL 1INT 6-2, 261, 23yo, Rookie, Michigan '20/5th-KC S L 2TK C KOR-S 9-20.4AVG 31LG Connor EMBREE, D-Asst. 64 CFA'14-GB, SFA'19 29TK 1QBH CFA'20-KC 5FF 3FR 10PBU 67QBH Matt HOUSE, LBs 51 Mike DANNA 98 S/C 36-24.7AVG Mike PENNEL C 155TK 2SK 8TFL 1FF 2PBU 13QBH Tershawn WHARTON 27TK 2SK 4TFL 1FF 1FR 4QBH 28TK 1SK 2TFL KOR-C Sam MADISON, CBs 6-3, 260, 27yo, S 6-7, 289, 26yo, 4thYr, Villanova S 104LG 1TD Dave MERRITT, DBs 29TK 6SK 8TFL 1FR 2PBU 15QBH 6-1, 312, 24yo, 3rdYr, Florida St. S 47TK 1QBH 6-6, 310, 26yo, 5thYr, Miss.State S 36TK 7.5SK 3TFL 2FF 4PBU 28QBH 3PBU 4QBH 6thYr, Michigan '17/2nd-KC PR-L 1-0AVG Britt REID, OLBs '15/2nd-SEA, T'19-SEA 202TK 49SK 55TFL 2INT '18/3rd-KC 130TK 1SK 3TFL '16/2nd-KC 172TK 40.5SK 40TFL 2INT- 75TK 7SK 12TFL 1FF 55 C C C 92 Tanoh KPASSAGNON C PR-S 25-7AVG 67LG 1TD Alex WHITTINGHAM, D-QC 11FF 6FR 12PBU 101QBH 91 Derrick NNADI 1INT 1FF 1PBU 2QBH 95 Chris JONES 1TD 9FF 1FR 24PBU 100QBH 1FR 5PBU 18QBH Frank CLARK PR-C 43-8AVG 67LG 1TD TE REC LT LG Center RG RT WR RUSH REC 6-6, 256, 27yo, 4thYr, Laval, CANADA 6-6, 338, 27yo, 6thYr, Penn St. 6-4, 307, 27yo, 6-4, 319, 29yo, 6-3, 312, 26yo, 3rdYr, JMU 6-5, 320, 22yo, Rookie, Iowa 5-11, 174, 23yo, L 0-0 1-12YDS CFA'17-TB HC: Bruce ARIANS '15/2nd-TB 6thYr, Hobart, NY 7thYr, CSU-Pueblo CFA'18-TEN, W'19-TEN '20/1st/13th-TB 2ndYr, Bowling Green 82 C 10-84YDS S 3-14YDS 33-501YDS 3TD Antony AUCLAIR Keith ARMSTRONG, ST 76 Donovan SMITH '15/2nd-TB '13/6th-BAL, UFA'18-BAL 64 Aaron STINNIE 78 Tristan WIRFS 10 '19/6th-TB Chris BONIOL, Specialists 74 66 Scotty MILLER C 5-30YDS 46-701YDS 4TD 6-5, 245, 29yo, L 1-11YDS Harold GOODWIN, Asst.HC Ali MARPET Ryan JENSEN 6thYr, Harvard CFA'14-TB S 28-282YDS 2TD Anthony PIROLI, S&C 6-6, 306, 30yo, 6thYr, JMU 6-6, 298, 27yo, 5thYr, N.Dakota St. 84 CFA'14-JAX, SFA'19 '16/5th-IND, UFA'20-IND 6-5, 231, 27yo, L 0-0 3-46YDS Cameron BRATE C 223-2,438YDS 29TD 72 73 7thYr, Texas A&M Josh WELLS Joe HAEG 13 '14/1st/7th-TB S 0-0 70-1,006YDS 13TD Mike EVANS C 0-0 532-8,266YDS 61TD QB PASS RUSH RB RUSH REC 26-41, 63.4% 5-11, 210, 32yo, S 10-31YDS 15-101YDS L 5-3YDS 12thYr, PITT OC: Byron LEFTWICH L 2-29YDS 399YDs 4TD / 1INT YDS YDS Clyde CHRISTENSEN, QBs 6-6, 268, 31yo, 10thYr, Arizona 25 '09/2nd-PHI, UFA'20-KC C 2,457-11,102 518-3,898 '10/2nd-NE, T'20-NE S 45-623YDS 7TD 6-4, 225, 43yo, 401-610, 65.7% LeSean MCCOY 73TD 16TD Rick CHRISTOPHEL, TEs Kevin GARVER, WRs L 566-8,484YDS 21stYr, Michigan S 4,633YDs 30-6YDS 3TD 6-1, 209, 24yo, 0-0 5-133YDS 2TD 87 Rob GRONKOWSKI C '00/6th-NE, UFA'20-NE Joe GILBERT, O-Line 4thYr, Penn St. 86TD 40TD / 12INT S 0-0 65-840YDS 7TD 12 L 12-78YDS 1TD 0-0 Todd MCNAIR, RBs '17/3rd-TB Tom BRADY 6,778-10,598, 64% 5-11, 208, 23yo, 14 244-3,540YDS 636-1,043YDS 192-978YDS Antwaan RANDLE EL, O-Asst. C 1-8YDS C 79,204YDs 3rdYr, USC S 28-165YDS 1TD John VAN DAM, O-QC Chris GODWIN 24TD 25TD 7TD 581TD / 191INT '18/2nd-TB 27 387-1,746YDS Ronald JONES C 66-507YDS 1TD 6-5, 239, 26yo, 2ndYr, So. Arkansas S 3-41YDS 14TD CFA'18-TB 88 C 5-67YDS Tanner HUDSON 6-3, 215, 24yo, 3rdYr, Penn S 0-0 7-94YDS 17 '18/5th-TB Punter Justin WATSON C 0-0 23-258YDS 2TD 6-5, 240, 26yo, 6thYr, Clemson '15/5th-SF, UFA'19-SF 6-0, 228, 26yo, L 5-13YDS 2-14YDS 8 4thYr, LSU 97-367YDS 6-2, 206, 22yo, Bradley PINION '17/1st/4th-JAX, W'20-JAX S 36-233YDS L 0-0 1-16YDS 6TD Rookie, Minnesota S 55-45.2AVG 62LP 18 '20/5th-TB 28 Leonard 763-2,998YDS 170-1,242YDS S/C 12-169YDS 2TD C 446-43.8AVG 65LP 1BLK C Tyler JOHNSON 0-0 FOURNETTE 23TD 2TD Kicker/Kickoffs 5-10, 185, 32yo, L 0-0 11-138YDS 2TD 6-2, 218, 34yo, 12thYr, S.Carolina '09/7th-KC, SFA'20 9-16, 56.3% 10thYr, Central Mich.
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