Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Mike Vrabel said he wants to continue playing. Vrabel is a free agent and he has been very active in the collective bargaining agreement negotiations during the lockout. It would be a surprise if Vrabel put in all this work without the desire to play.
“My contract is up with the Chiefs, so I’ll be looking for a job as soon as this lockout ends,” he told reporters in Columbus, Ohio.
I think the Chiefs would be interested in bringing back Vrabel in a reduced role. They like his leadership ability. Vrabel will turn 36 in August.
In other AFC West news Friday night:
Baltimore coach Jim Harbaugh discussed Oakland free-agent cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha in a roundabout manner.
The San Diego Union Tribune has a look at the week in a review in the Chargers’ search for a new stadium.
The Denver Post looks at the top Denver Broncos of all time. Check it out. What do you think?
“My contract is up with the Chiefs, so I’ll be looking for a job as soon as this lockout ends,” he told reporters in Columbus, Ohio.
I think the Chiefs would be interested in bringing back Vrabel in a reduced role. They like his leadership ability. Vrabel will turn 36 in August.
In other AFC West news Friday night:
Baltimore coach Jim Harbaugh discussed Oakland free-agent cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha in a roundabout manner.
The San Diego Union Tribune has a look at the week in a review in the Chargers’ search for a new stadium.
The Denver Post looks at the top Denver Broncos of all time. Check it out. What do you think?
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