AFC West: Simeon Castille
AFC West has an interest in title game
January, 7, 2010
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By
Bill Williamson | ESPN.com
There are several players on AFC West rosters who will be paying great attention to Thursday night’s BCS championship game between Alabama and Texas.
The following is a list of alumni from the two schools currently on AFC West rosters:
BRONCOS
Texas
QB Chris Simms
CHIEFS
Alabama
RB Tim Castille
QB Brodie Croyle
DE Wallace Gilberry
DE Bobby Greenwood
Texas
RB Jamaal Charles
LB Derrick Johnson
DT Derek Lokey
RAIDERS
Texas
S Michael Huff
CHARGERS
Alabama
CB Simeon Castille, practice squad.
Texas
CB Quentin Jammer
The following is a list of alumni from the two schools currently on AFC West rosters:
BRONCOS
Texas
QB Chris Simms
CHIEFS
Alabama
RB Tim Castille
QB Brodie Croyle
DE Wallace Gilberry
DE Bobby Greenwood
Texas
RB Jamaal Charles
LB Derrick Johnson
DT Derek Lokey
RAIDERS
Texas
S Michael Huff
CHARGERS
Alabama
CB Simeon Castille, practice squad.
Texas
CB Quentin Jammer
Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson
According to ESPN’s Stats and Information, the AFC West has been very busy using the shotgun formation. Kansas City has used the shotgun 198 times, which is the fourth most in the NFL. Denver is fifth with 184. The Chargers are averaging 8.3 yards per play using the shotgun.
An NFL spokesman said Tuesday that the league has not made any decision on whether to discipline Oakland coach Tom Cable regarding the assault allegations made by Oakland defensive assistant Randy Hanson. Authorities have declined to pursue charges against Cable. Any NFL discipline would likely be minor.
Kansas City signed receiver/returner Quentin Lawrence to the practice squad. Kansas City cut the sixth-round pick Saturday.
Tennessee claimed punter Brett Kern off waivers from Denver. He was cut Monday as Denver signed veteran Mitch Berger.
According to ESPN’s Stats and Information, the AFC West has been very busy using the shotgun formation. Kansas City has used the shotgun 198 times, which is the fourth most in the NFL. Denver is fifth with 184. The Chargers are averaging 8.3 yards per play using the shotgun.
An NFL spokesman said Tuesday that the league has not made any decision on whether to discipline Oakland coach Tom Cable regarding the assault allegations made by Oakland defensive assistant Randy Hanson. Authorities have declined to pursue charges against Cable. Any NFL discipline would likely be minor.
Kansas City signed receiver/returner Quentin Lawrence to the practice squad. Kansas City cut the sixth-round pick Saturday.
Tennessee claimed punter Brett Kern off waivers from Denver. He was cut Monday as Denver signed veteran Mitch Berger.
Chargers and Chiefs make roster moves
October, 24, 2009
10/24/09
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Bill Williamson | ESPN.com
Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson
KANSAS CITY -- Both the Chargers and the Chiefs made a roster move Saturday as they prepare for Sunday’s game.
The Chiefs cut sixth-round draft pick Quinten Lawrence. They promoted receiver Lance Long from the practice squad. Lawrence is a speedster but he played just two games and had one run for 16 yards. Kansas City could put him on the practice squad if he clears waivers.
The Chargers cut cornerback Dante Hughes. He was signed Tuesday. San Diego promoted cornerback Simeon Castille from the practice squad to replace Hughes.
Meanwhile, former San Diego safety Clinton Hart worked out for the Browns. San Diego surprisingly cut the starter last week.
KANSAS CITY -- Both the Chargers and the Chiefs made a roster move Saturday as they prepare for Sunday’s game.
The Chiefs cut sixth-round draft pick Quinten Lawrence. They promoted receiver Lance Long from the practice squad. Lawrence is a speedster but he played just two games and had one run for 16 yards. Kansas City could put him on the practice squad if he clears waivers.
The Chargers cut cornerback Dante Hughes. He was signed Tuesday. San Diego promoted cornerback Simeon Castille from the practice squad to replace Hughes.
Meanwhile, former San Diego safety Clinton Hart worked out for the Browns. San Diego surprisingly cut the starter last week.
Chargers announce practice squad
September, 6, 2009
9/06/09
4:08
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By
Bill Williamson | ESPN.com
Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson
The San Diego Chargers just announced their eight-man practice squad:
Gary Banks WR Troy
Darry Beckwith LB Louisiana State
Simeon Castille CB Alabama
Corey Clark T Texas A&M
Andre Coleman DE Albany
James Holt LB Kansas
Billy Latsko FB Florida
Ryan McDonald C Illinois
The San Diego Chargers just announced their eight-man practice squad:
Gary Banks WR Troy
Darry Beckwith LB Louisiana State
Simeon Castille CB Alabama
Corey Clark T Texas A&M
Andre Coleman DE Albany
James Holt LB Kansas
Billy Latsko FB Florida
Ryan McDonald C Illinois
Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson
The San Diego Chargers just announced their final cuts.
I will follow up with an analysis post soon. But here’s the list:
The San Diego Chargers released 21 players today and placed DE Ryon Bingham on Reserve-Injured (arm) to reach the NFL’s mandatory 53-player roster limit. The following players were released:
LB Eric Bakhtiari
WR Gary Banks
LB Darry Beckwith
CB Simeon Castille
T Corey Clark
DE Andre Coleman
TE Charles Davis
G Ray Feinga
G Kynan Forney
DE Keith Grennan
LB James Holt
DT Rashaad Jackson
FB Billy Latsko
WR Charly Martin
C Ryan McDonald
RB Kestahn Moore
DT Ian Scott
T L.J. Shelton
CB Antonio Smith
P Truman Spencer
TE Kory Sperry
The San Diego Chargers just announced their final cuts.
I will follow up with an analysis post soon. But here’s the list:
The San Diego Chargers released 21 players today and placed DE Ryon Bingham on Reserve-Injured (arm) to reach the NFL’s mandatory 53-player roster limit. The following players were released:
LB Eric Bakhtiari
WR Gary Banks
LB Darry Beckwith
CB Simeon Castille
T Corey Clark
DE Andre Coleman
TE Charles Davis
G Ray Feinga
G Kynan Forney
DE Keith Grennan
LB James Holt
DT Rashaad Jackson
FB Billy Latsko
WR Charly Martin
C Ryan McDonald
RB Kestahn Moore
DT Ian Scott
T L.J. Shelton
CB Antonio Smith
P Truman Spencer
TE Kory Sperry
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