Schedule
Opponent | Game | Opp RK | Opp FPTS |
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vs | 4 | — | |
@ | 27 | — | |
vs | 30 | — | |
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Thu, Oct 12
8:15 pm
AMZN
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vs | 19 | — | |
@ | 25 | — | |
vs |
Sun, Nov 5
9:30 am
NFLN
| 23 | — |
BYE
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vs | 2 | — | |
@ | 31 | — | |
@ | 24 | — | |
vs | 22 | — | |
@ |
Mon, Dec 18
8:15 pm
ESPN
| 14 | — |
vs | 31 | — | |
vs | 15 | — | |
@ | 19 | — |
Fantasy News
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Karlaftis compiled 33 tackles (18 solo), six sacks and seven passes defensed during the regular season of rookie campaign in 2022. Karlaftis took some time to round into form as a pass rusher, compiling just half a sack over the first 10 games. However, once he found his form, he never looked back. Karlaftis finished the regular season on a tear, recording 5.5 sacks over the final seven games to give the Chiefs a pass-rush threat on both sides of the defensive line opposite Frank Clark and in the middle with star defensive tackle Chris Jones. Karlaftis may go a bit under the radar entering 2023, given his overall sack total, but his strong close to the regular season could make him worth a look as a defensive line IDP in some formats next season.... See More ... See Less
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Chiefs' George Karlaftis: Three sacks in three weeks
Karlaftis recorded three tackles -- including a sack -- and was credited with a pass breakup in Sunday's 34-28 win over the Broncos. The rookie first-round pick out of Purdue has been quiet for most of the season, but he's beginning to emerge as a more disruptive force off the edge in the Chiefs' 4-3 base defense. Though he's only accrued 3.5 sacks through his first 13 appearances, three of those sacks have come in the last three weeks.... See More ... See Less -
Chiefs' George Karlaftis: Taken by Kansas City in Round 1
The Chiefs selected Karlaftis in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 30th overall. Karlaftis might not be as toolsy as some of the other edge defenders drafted ahead of him, but his production at Purdue can match almost anyone and there's nothing concerning in his workout metrics. At 6-foot-4, 266 pounds his 38-inch vertical jump and 121-inch broad jump indicate plus explosiveness out of his stance, and his athletic dimensions otherwise are very similar to former Purdue defensive end great Ryan Kerrigan. Most teams need more players like Karlaftis, and the Chiefs as much as any team.... See More ... See Less
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Arrowhead Pride@ArrowheadPride1D agoThe #Chiefs’ new tackle may not change positions after all — but cares more about winning (via @TrumanChief): https://t.co/06oaWB0PAS
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Arrowhead Pride@ArrowheadPride1D agoFor much of the 2022 season, the #Chiefs’ rebuilt defensive backfield was feeling its way, But the team’s veteran safety says 2023 will be a different story (via @Ron_Kopp): https://t.co/D638bUXBeq
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Matt Derrick@mattderrick2D agoFrank Clark’s deal with Denver also means that even if he hits all his incentives and earns the maximum $7.5 million, he will still count less toward Denver’s salary cap this season than he will against the Chiefs’ cap in 2023 ($7.675 million in dead cap space).
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Pete Sweeney@pgsween2D agoRundown of attendance for the last media viewing of #Chiefs voluntary workouts: https://t.co/79rDep46uD
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Arrowhead Pride@ArrowheadPride2D agoChiefs’ OTAs Day 9: Full absentee list, key injury update (via @pgsween) https://t.co/kYriZRWFn7
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Matt Derrick@mattderrick2D agoFrank Clark signing with the Broncos is simultaneously surprising and not. Chiefs were interested but don’t have the cap space or the roster need right now. Clark meanwhile lands in a good situation for him. But that reunion will be awkward.
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Arrowhead Pride@ArrowheadPride2D agoThe #Chiefs continued organized team activities on Thursday. We heard from Andy Reid, Justin Reid, Jawaan Taylor, and Blaine Gabbert. Apple: https://t.co/TYrISwiibo
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Pete Sweeney@pgsween2D agoIn previous OTA looks (we get one a week) and rookie minicamp, #Chiefs first-round DE Felix Anudike-Uzomah (hand/hamstring) appeared limited. Saw him working in team periods for first time in Thursday's look. Head coach Andy Reid confirmed he's coming along after practice. (1/2)
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Matt Derrick@mattderrick2D agoNew Chiefs backup QB Blaine Gabbert uses two words to describe former teammate Tom Brady and new teammate Patrick Mahomes: “maniacal perfectionists.” https://t.co/4qR0KvdB2j