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Each of the past four offseasons, while many of his NFL peers were vacationing or hitting the gym this spring, Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif has been up in Montreal, pursuing a degree at McGill’s medical school. And when the four-year NFL veteran completed his program last month, he had a simple request for the league. He wanted to wear “Duvernay-Tardif M.D.” on his jersey, signaling to the world that he was a real-life bona fide doctor. Well, the...
Duvernay-Tardif graduated with his medical degree from Montreal’s McGill University in late May.
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif won't be getting the jersey of his dreams
Our top Kansas City Chiefs articles from the week of June 24, 2018. In case you missed it, here were our top articles of the week at Arrowhead Pride: Building the offense for Patrick Mahomes: condensed formations The early stretch of offensive performances from the 2017 Chiefs offense were some of the more enjoyable moments of the Andy Reid era in Kansas City. The Chiefs were dictating the game, stressing teams all over the field. Teams were scared. One of the things the Chiefs leaned...
The No Fun League strikes again. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, the Chiefs offensive lineman who has accomplished the impressive feat of graduating from medical school after years of taking classes in the offseason, has reportedly been told that he will not be allowed to put “Duvernay-Tardif, M.D.” on the back of his jersey. Montreal-based sports reporter Andy [more]
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Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesWe have a couple weeks to go. Here are some strategies to pass the time until football begins. Some random thoughts and references to help keep you in the right state of mind while the NFL goes through the quietest time of year, then into training camp: 1) Say goodbye to the 2017 Chiefs, and hello to the new version. I’ve made the case in the past that we have to think about each year’s team as its own entity. They may have some of the same players as 2017, but it’s not simply a...
A French Canadian reporter said the league wouldn’t allow the Chiefs right guard to add the letters to his jersey. Come on, NFL. Kansas City Chiefs starting right guard and international hero Laurent Duvernay-Tardif made headlines back in mid-February when he requested that the league allow him to put M.D. on his game jersey. Duvernay-Tardif, 27, officially became a doctor this offseason when he graduated from medical school at McGill University in Montreal. We mocked up what the jersey...
Chiefs headlines for Saturday, June 23.
The latest2018 fantasy football mock draft No. 2: 10-team, PPR | NFL.com
Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill chosen in round three:
ROUND 3
21. Adam Thielen, Vikings (WR10) - Frelund
22. Jerick McKinnon, 49ers (RB12) - Hernandez
23. Christian McCaffrey, Panthers (RB13) - Gelhar
24. LeSean McCoy, Bills (RB14) - Barfield
25. Travis Kelce, Chiefs (TE1) - Milner
26. T.Y. Hilton, Colts (WR11) - Fabiano
27. Rob Gronkowski, Patriots (TE2) - Money
28. Jordan Howard,...
The numbers show that Reid’s influence should help Patrick Mahomes in his first year as Chiefs starter I was listening to the radio or a podcast the other day (or maybe I dreamt it, who knows), and a little nugget of information was implanted in my brain: “Andy Reid’s offense protects his quarterbacks from throwing too many interceptions” — unknown radio/podcast/dream guy This information festered in my brain for a few days, so I had to do some quick research. Overall interception...
We answered your tweets on the latest edition of Arrowhead Pride Radio.
I thought this was one of the better questions for us to answer on Thursday night’s edition of Arrowhead Pride Radio.
Who is the biggest sleeper player on the chiefs someone other teams will look over
— buster (@red_eagles77) June 21, 2018AP reader buster asked, “Who is the biggest sleeper on the Chiefs?”
Sean Levine: “I love that question. A guy that I guess outsiders don’t have huge expectations for,...
The second episode of Arrowhead Pride Radio aired Thursday night on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City.
The second episode of Arrowhead Pride Radio aired Thursday night on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City. If you missed the show, you can listen to it here, via the 610 Sports Radio website, or on the Arrowhead Pride podcast channel, available on iTunes, Google Play, Blog Talk Radio or on the player below.
Topics on this week’s show: Patrick Mahomes and his jet, a discussion on this fan post,...
Chiefs headlines for Friday, June 22.
The latest2018 NFL Over-Under Win Totals: Patrick Mahomes set to take Chiefs into new stratosphere | CBS Sports
The Pick
The schedule is intimidating but I'm not scared. The Chiefs have massive upside with Mahomes under center and can be as dangerous as anyone in the AFC this year. I think Watkins is going to be better than people think and Hunt could actually be better this year. The defense is going to sneak up on some people. If you take this over,...
It’s either one of the other this year for the fifth-year wide receiver Something significant jumped out at me as I was producing Wednesday’s Arrowheadlines. The Kansas City Chiefs’ shiny new toy, 25-year-old wide receiver Sammy Watkins, popped up twice, but the interesting part was the vast difference in story tones. The first was a piece from legendary NFL executive Gil Brandt, who projected a first-time Pro Bowler for each AFC team in 2018. When it came to the Chiefs, you guessed...
Hunt would have been a long shot to make this year’s Chiefs team. The Kansas City Chiefs waived running back Akeem Hunt from their Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list after reaching an injury settlement Wednesday, per the NFL’s transaction report. Hunt, 25, thanked the Chiefs on his official Twitter account after reaching the settlement: Hunt was first promoted to the Chiefs active roster from the team’s practice squad in mid-September of 2017. He appeared in 15 games, primarily...
Arrowhead Pride Radio airs Thursday night at 6 p.m. CT. on 610 AM in Kansas City Arrowhead Pride will air its second program Thursday night on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City at 6 p.m. Arrowhead Time. Once again, co-hosts Sean Levine and Pete Sweeney will be joined by AP analyst Shawn Barber to talk all things Chiefs. On Thursday night’s show: Kent Swanson will be on to talk about what the Sammy Watkins means for the rest of the Chiefs’ receiving corps. Craig Stout will be on to...
Go behind the scenes of the Chiefs’ three-day program, which wrapped up on Wednesday evening. All of the rookies on the Kansas City Chiefs roster spent the last three days in the NFL’s Rookie Transition Program, which is designed to help new players transition from college football to the professional ranks. Two names you don’t hear associated with the Chiefs often—Kirsten Krug (vice president of administration) and BJ Stabler (player engagement director) help organize the...
Chiefs headlines for Thursday, June 21
The latestBreaking down new-look Chiefs: Patrick Mahomes, Sammy Watkins a perfect match
The Chiefs for the most part in 2017 enjoyed a successful offensive season thanks to their starting quarterback and offensive coordinator. Now Kansas City hopes to have an even bigger year without Alex Smith and Matt Nagy.
Coach Andy Reid and Nagy’s replacement, a promoted Eric Bienemy, have gone to work with second-year quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs...