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1 CHIEFS VS. CHIEFS MEDIA PACKET Regular Season Game #1 Sunday, September 11, 2011 Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, Missouri 12:00 p.m. (Central) - CBS (KCTV5 Local)

2 Regular Season Game #1 Kansas City vs. Buffalo KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (0-0) VS. BUFFALO BILLS (0-0) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 NOON (CENTRAL) ARROWHEAD STADIUM KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI CBS Regional Coverage KCTV5 (CBS in Kansas City) Play-by-Play: Marv Albert Color Commentator: Rich Gannon THE MATCH-UP BROADCAST INFORMATION Chiefs FOX Football Radio Network KCFX-FM (101.1 FM in Kansas City) Play-by-Play: Mitch Holthus Color Commentator: Len Dawson Sideline Reporter: Kendall Gammon THE SERIES Kansas City opens the 2011 regular season with a matchup against the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium on Sept. 11. It will mark the fourth-consecutive season the Bills have visited Kansas City. The Chiefs won the matchup between the old AFL rivals in thrilling fashion a year ago as K Ryan Succop made a gamewinning fi eld goal as time expired in overtime to give Kansas City a victory. The Chiefs have numerous tributes planned for the 10-year anniversary of 9/11. The 2010 season marked a turning point for the Chiefs franchise as Head Coach Todd Haley s squad turned in a 10-6 record after a 4-12 performance in It marked the best single-season turnaround in franchise history. The Chiefs won the AFC West Championship and earned a home playoff game for the fi rst time since Chan Gailey enters his second season as the head coach with Buffalo in The Bills fi nished the 2010 season with a 4-12 record, winning two of their fi nal four games. QB Ryan Fitzpatrick led the Bills offense with 3,000 passing yards while CB Drayton Florence had three interceptions. Kansas City ranked in the NFL s top 10 in 10 different categories at the end of the 2010 season. The Chiefs won the league s rushing title, registering 2,627 rushing yards. At home in 2010, the Chiefs gained a league-high 1,463 rushing yards, the third-highest mark in franchise annals. The Chiefs fi nished 11th in the NFL a year ago, allowing 326 total points. Kansas City only allowed its opponents to score on 28.1% of their offensive drives, the seventh-lowest mark in the NFL. CB Brandon Flowers, LB Derrick Johnson and S Eric Berry each returned an interception for a touchdown, the fi rst time the club returned three interceptions for scores since QB Matt Cassel begins his third season at the helm of the offense after garnering a Pro Bowl invite a year ago. RB Jamaal Charles fi nished second in the NFL in 2010 with 1,467 rushing yards to earn his fi rst Pro Bowl invite. WR Dwayne Bowe caught a league-high 15 TDs and was elected to his initial Pro Bowl. On defense, Johnson paced the club with a career-high 147 tackles. Kansas City travels to Detroit on Sunday, Sept. 18 for a road contest with the Lions. In its home opener, Buffalo hosts Oakland on Sept CHIEFS FINAL TEAM STATS AND RANKINGS The Chiefs have posted an (.440) record in regular and postseason play against Buffalo, including a (.449) mark in regular season games. Kansas City posted a overtime victory vs. Buffalo (10/31/10) in the last matchup between the two clubs. The win snapped the Bills three-game winning streak against the Chiefs, including two at Arrowhead Stadium. Buffalo won the last game between the two teams at Ralph Wilson Stadium. CHIEFS VS. BILLS REGULAR SEASON SERIES SINCE 2000 (3-4) Date Result Of Note 11/19/00 L 17-21* R. Johnson 11-yard TD w/3:06 left. 11/17/02 W 17-16* Green 9-yard TD run w/4:53 left. 10/26/03 W 38-5* Hall receiving: 4-107, 67-yard TD. 11/13/05 L 3-14 Losman throws 2 TD passes to Evans. 11/23/08 L 31-54* KC: 5 turnovers lead to 20 BUF points 12/13/09 L 10-16* Charles rushing: yards, 1 TD. 10/31/10 W OT* Succop game-winning FG as time expired. *At Arrowhead Stadium The Chiefs and Bills have met seven times in regular season action since 2000 with six of those games being contested at Arrowhead Stadium. KC holds a 7-5 (.583) record at Arrowhead, including a 6-3 (.667) mark since 90. The Chiefs are 1-2 in playoff action against the Bills, including a 31-7 victory in the 66 AFL Championship Game at Buffalo s War Memorial Stadium (1/1/67), a win that propelled Kansas City to a berth in Super Bowl I. Chiefs Founder Lamar Hunt and Bills Chairman Ralph Wilson, Jr. were both members of the whimsically-named eight-man Foolish Club that launched the American Football League which began play in 60. Hunt s squad claimed AFL titles in 62, 66 and 69, while Buffalo won back-to-back AFL crowns in BILLS FINAL TEAM STATS AND RANKINGS CATEGORY TOTAL CATEGORY TOTAL Total Offense th 12th Rush Offense st 1st Pass Offense th 30th Total Defense th 14th Rush Defense th 14th Pass Defense th 17th Turnover Ratio T3rd T5th Points/Game th 14th Opp. Pts./Game th 11th Total Offense th 25th Rush Offense th 18th Pass Offense th 24th Total Defense th 24th Rush Defense th 32nd Pass Defense rd 3rd Turnover Ratio th 32nd Points/Game th 28th Opp. Pts./Game th 28th SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS

3 VS. CHIEFS HEAD COACH - TODD HALEY Todd Haley was named the 11th head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Feb. 6, 2009 and begins his third year leading the Chiefs. Haley enters his 17th season in the NFL in 2011 and his 15th season as an NFL coach after beginning his career as a scouting assistant with the N.Y. Jets in 95. Haley led the Chiefs to a 10-6 record in 2010 after posting a 4-12 mark in 2009 for the best single-season turnaround in franchise history. Kansas City won the AFC West Championship as Haley was named the NFL Coach of the Year by the NFL Alumni Association and the AFC Coach of the Year by the Committee of 101. Haley joined the Chiefs after a two-year stint as Arizona s offensive coordinator ( ), helping the Cardinals reach Super Bowl XLIII as the club won its first division title since 75. He has made playoff appearances with five different NFL teams. He served as passing game coordinator/wrs coach under Bill Parcells with Dallas ( ) after beginning his career under Parcells with the N.Y. Jets ( 97-00). He also served as WRs coach with Chicago ( ). Born on Feb. 28, 1967, Haley grew up in Upper St. Clair, Pa. He is the son of long-time NFL personnel executive Dick Haley, who helped build the Steelers Super Bowl teams of the 70s. He was a 91 graduate of the University of North Florida. NFL Head Coach: 3rd Year NFL Coach Overall: 15th Year NFL Overall: (.424) Regular Season: (.438) Postseason: 0-1 (.000) Record w/kc: (.424) Record vs. BUF: 1-1 (.500) Overall NFL Exp: 17th year College: North Florida ( 91) NFL COACHING CLASS OF 2009 Of the nine head coaches hired in 2009, only Jim Caldwell (Colts) and Rex Ryan (Jets) own more victories in their fi rst two seasons than Todd Haley Coach Team Record Record Improvement Record Jim Caldwell IND Losses 24-8 (.750) Rex Ryan NYJ Wins (.625) Todd Haley KC Wins (.438) Tom Cable OAK Wins (.406) Raheem Morris TB Wins (.406) Josh McDaniels* DEN Losses (.393) Eric Mangini CLE Even (.313) Jim Schwartz DET Wins 8-24 (.250) Steve Spagnuolo STL Wins 8-24 (.250) *Relieved of duties after 12 games in REMEMBERING 9/11 Fans are asked to be in their seats by 11:40 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 11 as the Chiefs pay tribute to the 10th anniversary of 9/11. The Chiefs will participate in the NFL s pregame 9/11 remembrance prior to the National Anthem. This will include a video tribute and the participation in a national moment of silence. Pro Football Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson will narrate a special video tribute of the Chiefs many ties to the events of 9/11 and the club s response to that fateful day. Blue Springs, Mo. native David Cook will sing the National Anthem. A fi eldsized American fl ag will be held during the anthem by approximately 150 uniformed fi re fi ghters from around the Chiefs nation. The anthem will be capped by a fl yover from Whiteman Air Force Base. In addition, fi rst responders will take part in the coin toss and fi rst pass. The hometown hero for the game is a local soldier who was inside the Pentagon when it was attacked on 9/11. RED FRIDAY Kansas City will celebrate its enthusiasm for the Chiefs when Red Friday returns to the community in Local business leaders, dignitaries and media personalities will join Chiefs executives and players to sell a special edition of the 2011 Chiefs Red Friday Magazine. All net proceeds of the magazine sale will benefi t the Joplin Tornado First Response Fund and the Joplin Recovery Fund. The Chiefs have partnered with local business and government organizations to paint the town red on Friday morning. After the sun sets in the evening, several landmark Kansas City buildings will light up in Chiefs colors. The Chiefs also have several other events planned to bring the excitment of the opening of the 2011 regular season to all parts of the community. BILLS HEAD COACH - CHAN GAILEY Chan Gailey was named Buffalo s 15th head coach on Jan. 19, Gailey owns over three decades of coaching experience in college, World League and in the NFL. Gailey served as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in and led the club to playoff berths in both seasons. Gailey has held the title of offensive coordinator four times in the NFL with four different teams: Kansas City (2008), Miami ( ), Pittsburgh ( 96-97) and Denver ( 89-90). In total, Gailey has made playoff appearances in 11 of his 16 NFL seasons as a coach and has four Super Bowl appearances to his name. Prior to serving two seasons as the head coach with Dallas ( 98-99), Gailey spent four campaigns with Pittsburgh ( 94-97). He began his NFL career as an assistant with Denver ( 85-90). Gailey served as the head coach at Georgia Tech ( ) where he became the first coach in school history to lead the Yellow Jackets to a bowl appearance in his first six seasons. He served as the head coach of the Birmingham Fire ( 91-92) of the WLAF. His coaching resume also includes stints at Samford ( 93), Troy State ( head coach, 76-78), Air Force ( 79-82) and Florida ( 74-75). Gailey was a three-year letterwinning quarterback at Florida. He was an all-state quarterback at Americus High School in Americus, Ga. NFL Head Coach: 4th Year NFL Coach Overall: 17th Year NFL Overall: (.440) Regular Season: (.458) Postseason: 0-2 (.000) RECORD-SETTING SEASON Record w/buf: 4-12 (.250) Record w/dal: (.563) Record vs. KC: 0-2 (.000) College: Florida ( 74) WORST TO FIRST FINISHES SINCE 2003 Todd Haley joined Chiefs Hall of Fame inductee Marty Schottenheimer (11-5 in 90) as the only other coach to guide the Chiefs to a double-digit victory tally in his second season with KC. Haley, Schottenheimer ( 90) and Herm Edwards (2006) are the only three coaches in franchise history to lead the Chiefs to the postseason in their fi rst or second year at the helm of the Chiefs. Haley became just the second coach in franchise annals to record a worst-tofi rst turnaround. Dick Vermeil accomplished the feat in It marked the eighth-consecutive season a team has won its division crown after fi nishing last the previous season. NFL S WORST TO FIRST FINISHES, 2003-PRESENT YEAR TEAM TWO-YEAR RECORDS 2003 Carolina Kansas City * 2004 Atlanta San Diego * 2005 Chicago Tampa Bay Baltimore * 2006 New Orleans Philadelphia Tampa Bay Miami New Orleans 13-3** Kansas City * Tied for last place in the division. ** Won Super Bowl XLIII The Chiefs established numerous records during the 2010 regular season. Team Category 2010 Previous Record Rush. Yds by Teammates 2,363 2, Individual Category 2010 Previous Record TD/INT Ratio, Season +20 Cassel +19 DeBerg Yard Passes, Game 9 Cassel 7 Multiple Times Most Atts. No INTs, Game 53 Cassel 47 Green (12/7/03) Rushing Avg., Season 6.38 Charles 6.03 McKnight Rushing Avg., Career 6.05 Charles 4.80 Haynes Fewest Atts. to 1,000 Rush Yds. 158 Charles 179 Charles Yds. Per Touch, RB, Season 7.04 Charles 6.88 Haynes Yds. Per Touch, RB, Career 6.65 Charles 6.60 Haynes Receiving TDs, Season 15 Bowe 12 Burford Cons. Games with a TD Rec. 7 Bowe 5 Burford/Taylor Receptions, TE, Rookie 47 Moeaki 33 Gonzalez Tackles, Safety, Rookie 126 Berry 101 Wesley Longest Punt Return 94 McCluster 93 Hall Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS SEPTEMBER 11, 2011

4 VS KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 2011 BUFFALO BILLS Kansas City won the AFC West with a 10-6 mark in 2010, including a 7-1 record at Arrowhead Stadium. Head Coach Todd Haley enters his third season as the head coach of the Chiefs. QB Matt Cassel begins his third campaign leading the Chiefs offense after earning his fi rst Pro Bowl invitation a year ago. RB Jamaal Charles has topped the 1,000-yard-rushing plateau the last two seasons, ranking second in the NFL with 1,467 yards in RB Thomas Jones added 896 yards on the ground as the club led the NFL in rushing (2,627). FB Le Ron McClain joined the club as an unrestricted free agent from Baltimore. WR Dwayne Bowe led the league with 15 TD receptions in 2010, the highest seasonal total in club history. WR Jerheme Urban missed the 2010 campaign on IR while WR Steve Breaston joins the WR corps in They are joined by WRs Jonathan Baldwin, Keary Colbert, Terrance Copper and Dexter McCluster. C Casey Wiegmann has played in 159 straight games and lined up for 10,141 consecutive snaps. LB Tamba Hali fi nished second in the NFL with a career-high 14.5 sacks in LB Derrick Johnson led the club with a career-best 147 tackles and returned an INT for a TD. LB Jovan Belcher had 97 tackles a year ago. DE Glenn Dorsey and DE Tyson Jackson man the end positions while DL Kelly Gregg handles the nose tackle position in the club s 3-4 defensive alignment. DE Wallace Gilberry was second on the team with 7.0 QB takedowns. DL Allen Bailey and Jerrell Powe joined the club as draft picks. CBs Brandon Flowers and Brandon Carr return for their fourth seasons. S Eric Berry earned his fi rst Pro Bowl invite a year ago after opening all 16 games. Meanwhile, S Kendrick Lewis opened at the other safety spot in P Dustin Colquitt handles the punting duties for the seventh-consecutive season, ranking fi rst in club history in gross average (44.14), net average (38.68) and punts inside the 20 (175). K Ryan Succop has converted 81.8% of his fi eld goals in two seasons. LS Thomas Gafford is the long snapper. Head Coach Chan Gailey begins his second season leading the Buffalo Bills after posting a 4-12 record a year ago. QB Ryan Fitzpatrick completed 255 of 441 passes (57.8%) for 3,000 yards (11.8 avg.) with 23 TDs and 15 INTs. WR Stevie Johnson led the receiving corps with 82 receptions, which ranked 11th in the NFL. His 10 receiving TDs tied for seventh in the NFL while his 1,073 yards (13.1 avg.) ranked 11th. WR Roscoe Parrish caught 33 passes for 400 yards (12.1 avg.) and two TDs. WR David Nelson contributed 31 receptions for 353 yards (11.4 avg.) and three TDs while RB Fred Jackson also caught 31 passes out of the backfi eld for 215 yards (6.9 avg.) with two TDs. Scott Chandler and David Martin form the tight end corps. Jackson led the team in rushing with 222 carries for 927 yards (4.2 avg.) and fi ve TDs. RB C.J. Spiller rushed 74 times for 283 yards (3.8 avg.). The Buffalo defense lost its top three tacklers from a year ago as all recorded 100 or more stops. LBs Nick Barnett and Shawne Merriman look to fi ll the voids. Barnett joined the team via free agency while Merriman was claimed on waivers midway through the 2010 campaign, but did not see action with the club. S Jairus Byrd is the top returning tackler after fi nishing 2010 with 88 tackles (61 solo) and a team-high three forced fumbles. NT Kyle Williams posted 76 tackles (54 solo) and a team-best 5.5 sacks. LB Chris Kelsay recorded 72 tackles (46 solo) and 3.5 sacks. CB Drayton Florence led the team with three INTs, including a 40-yard return for a TD at Minnesota (12/5/10). CB Leodis McKelvin and S George Wilson both picked off two passes in K Rian Lindell converted 16 of 21 fi eld goals (76.2 pct.) and 31 of 32 PATs for 79 points. P Brian Moorman punted 75 times for 3,181 yards (42.4 gross, 36.6 avg.) with 17 punts inside the 20-yard line. RB C.J. Spiller returned 44 kickoffs for 1,014 yards (23.0 avg.), including a 95-yard kickoff return TD at New England (9/26/10). Spiller and WR Roscoe Parrish split punt return duties, with both players returning 12 punts in CHIEFS FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS AND RANKINGS BILLS FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS AND RANKINGS CATEGORY PLAYER TOTAL Scoring Succop th 21st Rushing Yards Charles 1,467 2nd 2nd QB Rating Cassel th 8th Receptions Bowe 72 T8th T19th Rec. Yards Bowe 1,162 5th 7th Interceptions Berry 4 T6th T20th Punting Avg. Colquitt th 12th Punt Ret. Avg. Arenas 8.3 9th 18th KO Ret. Avg. Arenas th - - Sacks Hali st 2nd NOTABLE CHIEFS-BILLS CONNECTIONS Chiefs GM SCOTT PIOLI ( 88-89) and asst. GM JOEL COLLIER ( 88-89) were graduate assistants at Syracuse. Collier was born in Buffalo, N.Y. Collier s father, JOE COLLIER, served as the Bills head coach ( 66-68), leading the club to the 66 AFL Championship Game vs. Kansas City. Buffalo Head Coach CHAN GAILEY (2008), TEs coach BOB BICKNELL ( ), OL coach JOE D ALESSANDRIS ( ), offensive coordinator/ RBs coach CURTIS MODKINS (2008) and offensive quality control coach KEVIN PATULLO ( ) all coached with Kansas City. Bills director of college scouting CHUCK COOK held the same position for the Chiefs ( ). Buffalo QB TYLER THIGPEN played for Kansas City ( ). Buffalo OL COLIN BROWN spent time with the Chiefs (2008), played collegiately at Missouri and is a native of Braymer, Mo. Kansas City offensive quality control coach NICK SIRIANNI is a native of Jamestown, N.Y. Bills special teams coordinator BRUCE DeHAVEN is a native of Trousdale, Kan., and coached at Kansas ( 79-81). Buffalo ILB coach DeMONTIE CROSS played ( 94-96) and coached ( 98-99) at Missouri. Bills asst. to the head coach DARYL DAYE coached at Missouri Southern ( ). Bills QB BRAD SMITH played collegiately at Missouri. Bills P BRIAN MOORMAN is a native of Wichita, Kan., and played collegiately at Pittsburg State in Pittsburg, Kan. Kansas City QBs coach JIM ZORN and Buffalo asst. special teams coach STAN KWAN coached together for the Detroit Lions ( 98-00). KC pro personnel scout MIKE BORGONZI had a tryout with Buffalo (2002). CATEGORY PLAYER TOTAL Scoring Lindell 79 14th -- Rushing Yards Jackson th 18th QB Rating Fitzpatrick th 22nd Receptions St. Johnson 82 5th 11th Rec. Yards St. Johnson 1,073 6th 11th Interceptions Florence 3 T11th -- Punting Avg. Moorman th 24th Punt Ret. Avg. Spiller KO Ret. Avg. Spiller th 22nd Sacks Williams 5.5 T21st -- CHIEFS TELEVISION BROADCAST HY-VEE CHIEFS INSIDER: The Chiefs offi cial pregame show, the Hy-Vee Chiefs Insider is shown every Sunday on KCTV5 at 9:30 a.m. Hosted by Voice of the Chiefs, Mitch Holthus, and Chiefs Insider, Josh Looney, the show features interviews with Head Coach Todd Haley and players as well a preview of the upcoming game. TELEVISION: CBS will broadcast the game to a regional audience. Marv Albert will call all the action while former Chiefs QB Rich Gannon will serve as the color commentator. CHIEFS RADIO NETWORK INFORMATION RADIO: The Chiefs FOX Football Radio Network, anchored by KCFX-FM (101.1) in Kansas City, carries all Chiefs games. Eight-time Kansas Broadcaster of the Year, Mitch Holthus, is in his 19th year handling the play-by-play duties, while Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson adds color commentary with sideline reports from former Chiefs Pro Bowl long snapper Kendall Gammon. The KCFX pregame show begins at 9:00 a.m. (CT). Following the game, the Chiefs FOX Football Radio Network will air the fi rst hour of the postgame show. The second hour will air on Sports Radio 810 WHB (AM) out of Kansas City. CONFERENCE CALLS CHIEFS PLAYER TBA: 1:15 p.m. CT/2:15 p.m. ET CHIEFS HEAD COACH TODD HALEY: 1:30 p.m. CT/2:30 p.m. ET BILLS PLAYER TBA: 10:15 a.m. CT/11:15 a.m. ET BILLS HEAD COACH CHAN GAILEY: 10:50 a.m. CT/11:50 a.m. ET SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS

5 VS. CONTROLLING THE GROUND GAME The Kansas City ground game produced 2,627 rushing yards a year ago, ranking fi rst in the NFL. The team s rushing yards per game in 2010 was the fourth-best seasonal mark in Chiefs annals. It marked the fi rst time the Chiefs had led the NFL in rushing since averaging rushing yards per game in 95. The club carried the ball a league-high 556 times, the third-best single-season total in the NFL. In the club s eight games at Arrowhead Stadium a year ago, the Chiefs produced rushing ypg. That mark was the fourth-best single-season total at home in Chiefs history. Kansas City s 1,463 rushing yards at home led the NFL in 2010, ranking as the third-best seasonal total in team history. The Chiefs averaged 30.4 yards per game more than the second-best Houston Texans (152.5). Buffalo allowed rushing ypg in 2010, ranking last in the NFL. Only Denver (1,438) allowed more rushing yards in road games a year ago than Buffalo (1,384). The Bills permitted their opponents to rush for ypg in the in their road contests. Buffalo allowed 18 rushing TDs, the fi fth-most in the NFL with 12 of those rushing scores coming on the road. Only Denver (13) allowed more rushing TDs on the road. Meanwhile the Chiefs defense allowed rushing ypg a year ago, an improvement of 46.2 ypg. The Chiefs were one of four teams that allowed a league-low two rushing TDs at home in In fact, the Chiefs did not permit a rushing TD at home until Week 17 of the regular season. CHIEFS RECORD BOOK CHIEFS RECORD BOOK RUSHING YDS, HOME, SEASON RUSH YPG, HOME, SEASON 1. 1, Games Games 2. 1, Games Games 3. 1, Games Games 4. 1, Games Games 5. 1, Games Games NFL LEADERS NFL LEADERS RUSHING YARDS, 2010 RUSHING YARDS, HOME, ,627 Kansas City 1. 1,463 Kansas City 2. 2,494 Oakland 2. 1,220 Houston 3. 2,395 Jacksonville 3. 1,162 N.Y. Jets 4. 2,374 N.Y. Jets 4. 1,145 Jacksonville 5. 2,324 Philadelphia 5. 1,130 New England 100-YARD RUSHERS Kansas City produced a 100-yard rusher in six games in 2010, posting a 5-1 record in those contests. RB Thomas Jones had a pair of 100-yard rushing games in 2010 with the Chiefs going 1-1 in those contests. The 12-year veteran has 34 career 100-yard rushing games with his teams posting a record. RB Jamaal Charles topped the 100-yard plateau in four games a year ago as the Chiefs went 4-0 in those contests. Charles twice recorded 170 or more rushing yards, including a season-high 177 rushing yards vs. Buffalo (10/31/10). Buffalo posted a 2-6 record when allowing a 100-yard rusher in 2010, including a 1-3 mark on the road. The Bills were 3-0 when producing a 100-yard rusher a year ago and have won fi ve consecutive such games dating back to a contest vs. Tampa Bay (9/20/09). The Chiefs allowed three 100-yard rushers in 2010, fi nishing with a 1-2 record in those contests. THE ARROWHEAD ADVANTAGE Dating back to 90, Pittsburgh ( ) and Denver (117-51) are the only AFC clubs that have a better home record than Kansas City (113-55). The Chiefs are 35-7 (.833) at Arrowhead when scoring 30 points or more dating back to 95. The Chiefs are (.862) at Arrowhead when the club scores 21 points or more dating back to 90. The Chiefs are (.840) at Arrowhead dating back to 95 when holding foes to 21 points or less. KC is 44-0 at Arrowhead dating back to 90 when holding opponents to 10 points or less. The Chiefs outscored their opponents by a 192-to-118 margin (24.0 ppg to 14.8 ppg) at Arrowhead in In 2010, the Chiefs recorded 1,463 yards on 289 attempts for an average of rushing yards at home to lead the league. BEST AFC HOME RECORDS, Team Record Pct Of Note 1. Pittsburgh Two 11-game win streaks since Denver game win streak from Kansas City Posted a 7-1 mark in Baltimore *.671 Won 14 of 15 games from New England Won 16 straight from *Record since entering the league in 96. TURNOVER MARGIN Kansas City fi nished 2010 tied for fi fth in the NFL with a +9 turnover differential (23 takes/14 gives). The four teams with a better turnover differential were all 2010 playoff qualifi ers, including the top two seeds in the AFC playoffs (New England, Pittsburgh). Kansas City s +9 mark was an eight-turnover improvement over the club s 2009 mark of +1. The Chiefs were 5-2 with a positive turnover margin in 2010, including a 3-0 record at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs fi nished sixth in the NFL in turnover point differential with a mark of +48 points a year ago. Kansas City scored 75 points off of takeaways while allowing only 27 points off giveaways. New England (24) was the only team to allow fewer points off giveaways than Kansas City. The top six teams in turnover point differential were all playoff qualifiers in Buffalo fi nished the 2010 campaign ranked last in turnover differential at -17 (22 takes/39 gives). Only the N.Y. Giants (42) gave the ball away more a year ago than the Bills. Buffalo s 22 takeaways were tied for the sixth fewest in the NFL. The Bills have lost 22 straight contests with a negative turnover differential dating to a contest at Arizona (10/5/08). Buffalo is 1-26 (.037) when negative on the road dating to 2005, including 17 consecutive road losses. NFL LEADERS, 2010 NFL LEADERS, 2010 TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL TURNOVER POINT DIFF. DIFF. TEAM TA GA DIFF. TEAM TA/GA PTS New England New England 143/ Pittsburgh Green Bay 111/ Atlanta Atlanta 115/ Green Bay Pittsburgh 120/ Kansas City Baltimore 87/28 N.Y. Jets Kansas City 75/27 Philadelphia Tampa Bay 102/67 Tampa Bay St. Louis 66/37 PROTECTING THE PIGSKIN The Chiefs committed only 14 giveaways in 2010, ranking second in the NFL behind only New England (10). The total was the lowest mark in club history for a 16-game schedule. Kansas City previously had 12 turnovers in 82 when the club only played nine games. The Chiefs threw eight interceptions and lost six fumbles a year ago, both ranking as the third-fewest in team history NFL GIVEAWAY LEADERS FEWEST GIVES INTERCEPTIONS GIVEAWAY POINTS New England 1. 5 New England New England Kansas City 2. 6 Tampa Bay Kansas City Atlanta 3. 8 Kansas City Baltimore POINTS ON THE BOARD Kansas City scored 22.9 points per game in 2010 to rank 14th in the NFL. The club tallied 137 points in the second quarter of games, the fi fth-highest total in the league. In its eight home games a year ago, Kansas City scored 24.0 ppg. That total tied for 11th in the NFL. The Chiefs outscored their opponents at Arrowhead by a point margin (9.3 ppg) in In the club s 10 wins a year ago, the Chiefs outscored their opponents , a 129-point margin (12.9 ppg). Buffalo averaged 17.7 ppg in 2010 to rank 28th in the NFL while fi nishing 28th in the league by permitting 26.6 ppg. The Bills allowed its opponents to score a league-high 166 second-quarter points. Teams scored 236 fi rst-half points against Buffalo in 2010, tying Arizona for the most allowed. On the road in 2010, the Bills permitted their opponents to score 30.4 ppg, the highest point total in the NFL. The club allowed 30 touchdowns (12 rush., 16 rec. and two return) in those contests. KANSAS CITY S WINNING WAYS The Chiefs won their sixth AFC West title in 2010 after previously winning the division in 71, 93, 95, 97 and The 2010 division championship was the ninth in franchise history, including AFL West crowns in 62, 66 and 68. Kansas City shared the 68 title with Oakland. The Chiefs fi nished 10-6 for the fi fth time in team history, qualifying for the playoffs for the 16th time in franchise annals. The Chiefs made the a six-game leap in the win column from 2009 (4-12) to 2010 (10-6), the biggest leap in team history. The club enjoyed fi ve-game jumps on two previous occasions: 2002 (8-8) to 2003 (13-3) and 61 (6-8) to 62 (11-3). BEST SINGLE-SEASON TURNAROUNDS IN CHIEFS HISTORY Season Record Prior Season Improvement Head Coach in more wins Todd Haley in more wins Hank Stram in more wins Dick Vermeil Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS SEPTEMBER 11, 2011

6 VS. QUARTERBACKS QB MATT CASSEL Has played in 60 games (45 starts) with NE ( ) and KC ( ), completing 882 of 1,498 passes for 9,986 yards with 66 TDs and 36 INTs for an 83.6 QB rating. Also has 168 carries for 612 yards with three TDs. Started 15 games in 2010, connecting on 262 of 450 throws for 3,116 yards with 27 TDs and seven INTs for a 93.0 QB rating. Named to his fi rst career Pro Bowl. Finished second in the NFL with a +20 TD/INT differential. Ranked eighth in the NFL with a 93.0 passer rating. His 27 TD passes were eighth in the league and tied for the fourthhighest single-season total in Chiefs history. Attempted a career-long 162 straight passes without an INT, the thirdlongest streak in Chiefs history. QB TYLER PALKO Has spent time on the rosters of NO (2007), PIT (2009) and KC (2010). QB RICKY STANZI Joined the club as the first of its two fi fth-round selections (135th overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft. Saw action in 39 games (35 starts) at Iowa, completing 542 of 907 passes for 7,377 yards with 56 TDs and 31 INTs for a rating. RUNNING BACKS RB THOMAS JONES Has played in 164 games (117 starts) with ARI ( ), TB (2003), CHI ( ), the NYJ ( ) and KC (2010), rushing 2,525 times for 10,113 yards (4.0 avg.) with 68 TDs. Also has 303 receptions for 1,980 yards (6.5 avg.) with three TDs. Only RB LaDainian Tomlinson (7,505) and RB Steven Jackson (7,275) have rushed for more yards over the past six years than Jones (7,274). Is the third active player and 25th player in NFL history with 10,000 career rushing yards. Became the fi rst player in NFL history to register a 500-yard rushing season with fi ve different franchises. Owns 34 career 100-yard rushing games. RB JAMAAL CHARLES Has played in 47 games (18 starts) with KC ( ), rushing 487 times for 2,944 yards (6.0 avg.) with 12 TDs and catching 112 passes for 1,037 yards (9.3 avg.) with fi ve TDs. Also has 51 kickoff returns for 1,246 yards (24.4 avg.) with a TD and eight special teams tackles. Played in 16 games with six starts in 2010, carrying the ball 230 times for 1,467 yards (6.4 avg.) with fi ve TDs and catching 45 passes for 468 yards (10.4 avg.) with three TDs. Selected to his fi rst career Pro Bowl. Named fi rst-team NFL All-Pro by Pro Football Weekly/PFWA and AP. Selected the NFL FedEx Ground Player of the Year. Received the Derrick Thomas Award as the Chiefs MVP, becoming the fourth player to win the honor in back-to-back seasons in team history. Combined with RB Thomas Jones to record 2,363 rushing yards, the fourth-highest total in NFL history by teammates with at least 500 yards apiece and the highest total by Kansas City teammates. Had 1,467 rush. yards, ranking second in the NFL and as the sixthhighest seasonal total in KC annals. Is the third player in team history to record back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, joining RBs Priest Holmes and Larry Johnson. Led the NFL by averaging 6.38 rushing yards per carry (min. 125 atts.), the highest single-season mark in team history. His 6.38 rushing yards per carry trailed only RB Jim Brown (6.40 in 63) in NFL history among RBs with at least 1,100 rushing yards in a season. Finished with a 7.04 yards per touch average, the highest single-season mark among RBs in team history. FB Le RON McCLAIN Played in 63 games (54 starts) for BAL ( ), producing 314 carries for 1,185 yards (3.8 avg.) with 12 TDs and 70 receptions for 453 yards (6.5 avg.) with two TDs. RB JACKIE BATTLE Has played in 33 contests in four seasons ( ), rushing 41 times for 118 yards with two TDs and catching fi ve passes for eight yards. Also has 20 special teams tackles. WIDE RECEIVERS WR DWAYNE BOWE Has played in 59 games (56 starts) in four seasons ( ). Has caught 275 passes for 3,768 yards (13.7 avg.) with 31 TDs. Started all 16 games a year ago, posting a career-high 72 receptions for 1,162 yards (16.1 avg.) with a league-high 15 touchdowns. Earned his fi rst career Pro Bowl invite. Named second-team All-Pro from the Associated Press. His 1,162 rec. yards were the seventh-best seasonal total in KC history. Joined with RB Jamaal Charles to become the third same-season 1,000- yard RB/WR tandem in team history. His 15 TD receptions are the highest single-season total in team history. First Chiefs player to lead NFL in TD receptions. Was second in the NFL among all players with 15 TDs. Ranked seventh in the NFL with 1,162 receiving yards. Tied for eighth in the AFC with 72 catches. Tied for sixth in the NFL with 19 receptions of 20+ yards. Those 19 catches for 20+ yards tied for the third-highest single-season total in team history. Caught a TD pass in a franchise-record seven consecutive games (Oct. 17th - Nov. 28th). WR JERHEME URBAN Has played in 47 games (six starts) with SEA ( ), ARI ( ) and KC (2010), catching 87 passes for 1,231 yards (14.1 avg.) with a TD. WR TERRANCE COPPER Has appeared in 94 games (10 starts) in seven NFL seasons with DAL ( ), NO ( ), BAL (2008) and KC ( ). Has caught 68 passes for 825 yards (12.1 avg.) with six TDs and has 29 kickoff returns for 546 yards (18.8 avg.). Also has 76 special teams tackles. WR STEVE BREASTON Joined the club as an unrestricted free agent from Arizona. Played in 60 games (11 starts) for ARI ( ), catching 187 passes for 2,528 yards with seven TDs and rushing nine times for 95 yards. Also has 113 punt returns for 885 yards (7.8 avg.) with a TD and 102 kickoff returns for 2,220 yards (21.8 avg.). Saw action in 13 games (11 starts) for ARI a year ago, producing 47 receptions for 718 yards (15.3 avg.) with a TD. WR DEXTER McCLUSTER Played in 11 games (seven starts) in 2010, recording 21 receptions for 209 yards (10.0 avg.) with one TD and 18 carries for 71 yards (3.9 avg.). Also had 26 kickoff returns for 527 yards (20.3 avg.) and 13 punt returns for 202 yards (15.5 avg.) with a TD. WR KEARY COLBERT Has played in 68 games (49 starts) with CAR ( ), DEN (2008), SEA (2008) and DET (2008), catching 121 passes for 1,540 yards with eight touchdowns. WR JONATHAN BALDWIN Joined the club as its fi rst round draft pick (26th overall) in Played in 39 games (28 starts) at the University of Pittsburgh, catching 128 passes for 2,337 yards (18.3 avg.) with 16 TDs. TIGHT ENDS TE LEONARD POPE Has appeared in 71 games (39 starts) with ARI ( ) and KC ( ), posting 78 receptions for 726 yards (9.3 avg.) with eight TDs. TE JAKE O CONNELL Has seen action in 19 games in two seasons ( ) with KC, producing fi ve receptions for 38 yards. OFFENSIVE LINE G RYAN LILJA Played in 81 games (74 starts) in seven seasons with IND ( ) and KC (2010). C CASEY WIEGMANN Has played in 211 games (184 starts) with IND ( 96), the NYJ ( 96-97), CHI ( ), KC ( , 2010) and DEN ( ). Has started 159 consecutive games and taken 10,141 consecutive snaps at center dating back to 2001, the longest active streak by any NFL offensive lineman. T BRANDEN ALBERT Has started 44 games in three seasons with KC ( ). Opened 14 contests at left tackle a year ago. T BARRY RICHARDSON Has played in 32 games (17 starts) in three seasons ( ). Started all 16 games (15 at RT, one at LT) in G/C JON ASAMOAH Played in 16 games with one start at RG a year ago as a rookie. T JARED GAITHER Played in 33 games (28 starts) with BAL ( ). OL RODNEY HUDSON Joined the Chiefs as the club s second-round draft choice (55th overall) in 2010 from Florida State. SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS

7 VS. T STEVE MANERI Awarded to the club via waiver claim from New England on Sept. 5. Spent time with the Patriots in DEFENSIVE LINE DL KELLY GREGG Has played in 138 games (123 starts) with PHI ( 99) and BAL ( ), recording 721 tackles (466 solo), 19.5 sacks (-97.5 yards), 12 PDs, two FFs and six FRs. DE GLENN DORSEY Has seen action in 47 games (46 starts) in three seasons ( ), posting 155 tackles (114 solo), 4.0 sacks (-18.0 yards), 20 QB pressures, a FF, four FRs and three PDs. Started 16 games in 2010, compiling a career-high 60 tackles (38 solo), 2.0 sacks (-16.0 yards), 15 QB pressures, a PD and one FR. DE TYSON JACKSON Has played in 28 games (17 starts) with KC ( ), registering 62 tackles (41 solo), a sack (-2.0 yards), nine QB pressures and four PDs. DE WALLACE GILBERRY Has appeared in 37 contests (two starts) in three seasons ( ), tallying 43 tackles (34 solo), 11.5 sacks (-50.0 yards), 20 QB pressures, two PDs, a pair of FFs and two FR. DL AMON GORDON Has played in 17 games (four starts) with CLE ( ), DEN (2007), BAL (2007), TEN (2008, 2010) and SEA (2010), producing 36 tackles (24 solo) and one FF. DL ALLEN BAILEY Joined the club as the second of the team s two third-round picks (86th overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft. Played in 50 games (27 starts) at Miami, posting 103 tackles (55 solo), 19.0 sacks ( yards), 18 QB pressures, three PDs and two FFs. DL JERRELL POWE Joined the club as its sixth-round pick (199th overall) in the 2011 draft. Played in 37 games (22 starts) at Mississippi, posting 69 tackles (49 solo), 7.0 sacks (-29.0 yards), three QB pressures, an INT, two PDs, a FF and one FR. DL BRANDON BAIR Joined the club as a rookie FA from Oregon in LINEBACKERS LB TAMBA HALI Has started 79 contests with KC, posting 296 tackles (217 solo), 41.5 sacks ( yards), 58 QB pressures, an INT, 19 FFs and four FRs. Opened 16 games a year ago, collecting 50 tackles (31 solo), 14.5 sacks (-91.5 solo), 19 QB pressures, two PDs, four FFs and two FRs. Led the AFC and was second in the NFL with 14.5 sacks. His 14.5 sacks tied for the fourth-highest seasonal total in team history. Tied for fourth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with four forced fumbles. LB DERRICK JOHNSON Has played in 90 games (77 starts), recording 571 tackles (441 solo), 14.0 sacks, seven INTs, 44 PDs, 15 FFs, four FRs and 24 QB pressures. Started all 16 games, totaling a career-high 147 tackles (107 solo), a sack (-11.0 yards), an INT for a TD, 13 PDs, four FFs, one FR and three QB pressures. Named to the USA Today All-Joe Team. Tied for fourth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with four forced fumbles. LB JOVAN BELCHER Has played in 32 games (18 starts) in two seasons with KC ( ), registering 130 tackles (86 solo), a sack (-9.0 yards), two PDs, a FF and six QB pressures. Played in 16 games (15 starts) in 2010, posting 97 tackles (60 solo), a sack (-9.0 yards), a PD, a FF and four QB pressures. LB ANDY STUDEBAKER Has played in 38 games (two starts), registering 37 tackles (28 solo), 2.5 sacks (-5.5 yards), two INTs, fi ve PDs, six QB pressures and 33 special teams tackles. LB DEMORRIO WILLIAMS Has seen action in 112 games (65 starts), totaling 579 tackles (373 solo), 7.5 sacks, fi ve INTs, 13 PDs, three FFs, three FRs with a TD and three QB pressures. LB CAMERON SHEFFIELD Joined the club as the second of its two fi fth-round selections (142nd overall) in 2010 from Troy. Spent his rookie season on injured reserve. LB CORY GREENWOOD Played in 16 games as a rookie in 2010, ranking fourth on the team with 13 special teams tackles. LB JUSTIN HOUSTON Joined the Chiefs as the fi rst of the club s two third-round selections (70th overall) in Played in 36 games (24 starts) at Georgia, recording 125 tackles (70 solo), 20.0 sacks ( yards), an INT, fi ve PDs, two FFs and two FRs. DEFENSIVE BACKS CB BRANDON FLOWERS Has appeared in 44 games (43 starts) in three seasons ( ), totaling 224 tackles (182 solo), nine INTs for 189 yards with two TDs, 56 PDs, four FFs and four FRs. Opened 15 games a year ago, amassing 81 tackles (59 solo), two INTs with a TD, 18 PDs and a FF. CB BRANDON CARR Has started all 48 games in his fi rst three seasons, registering 207 tackles (175 solo), four INTs, 47 PDs, a FF and four FRs. Compiled 70 tackles (48 solo), an INT, 22 passes defensed and a FR in 16 starts in S ERIC BERRY Started all 16 games as a rookie, producing 126 tackles (82 solo), 2.0 sacks (-11.0 yards), four INTs for 102 yards with a TD, 13 PDs and a FF. Named a Pro Bowl starter, becoming the fi rst Chiefs rookie to earn a berth in that game since LB Derrick Thomas following the 89 season. Was the fi rst Chiefs safety to make the Pro Bowl since S Jerome Woods following the 2003 season. Earned NFL All-Rookie honors from Pro Football Weekly/PFWA and The Sporting News. Named the club s Mack Lee Hill Award winner, an honor bestowed on Kansas City s top rookie or fi rst-year player. S KENDRICK LEWIS Saw action in 12 games (10 starts) in 2010, posting 47 tackles (25 solo), three INTs, nine PDs and a FF. Tied for fourth among AFC rookies and tied for fi fth among rookies in the NFL with three INTs. Based on press box totals, was seventh among rookie safeties in tackles. S JON McGRAW Has played in 112 games (26 starts), posting 259 tackles (192 solo), seven INTs, 18 PDs, two FFs, three FRs and 107 special teams tackles. CB TRAVIS DANIELS Has played in 76 games (28 starts) with MIA ( ), CLE (2008) and KC ( ), totaling 150 tackles, four INTs, 23 PDs, a FR and 15 special teams tackles. CB JAVIER ARENAS Played in 16 games (two starts) as a rookie, posting 49 tackles (35 solo), 3.0 sacks (-29.0 yards). Also returned 39 punts for 322 yards (8.3 avg.) and 24 kickoffs for 509 yards (21.2 avg.). Tied for fi fth in the NFL among defensive backs with 3.0 sacks. Led all rookie defensive backs with 3.0 sacks. Based on press box totals was sixth among rookie CBs in PDs (7) and seventh in tackles. Ranked ninth in the AFC with a 8.3-yard punt return average. S SABBY PISCITELLI Has played in 50 games (20 starts) with TB ( ) and CLE (2010), recording 115 tackles (93 solo), fi ve INTs, 14 PDs, two FFs, a FR and 18 special teams tackles. S/CB DONALD WASHINGTON Has played in 20 games (two starts) with KC ( ), producing 27 tackles (16 solo) and 13 special teams tackles. DB JALIL BROWN Joined the Chiefs as the team s fourth-round selection (118th overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft. Played in 49 games (31 starts) at Colorado, producing 167 tackles (113 solo), six INTs, 24 PDs, a FF and four FRs. SPECIALISTS P DUSTIN COLQUITT Has played in 94 games in six seasons, punting 485 times for 21,410 yards (44.1 gross, 38.7 net), 178 inside the 20 and 43 touchbacks. His yard career net punting average ranks fi rst in Chiefs history. K RYAN SUCCOP Has played in 32 games with KC, converting 45 of 55 fi eld goals and all 71 of his PATs for 206 points. LS THOMAS GAFFORD Has played in 41 games with KC ( ). Kansas City Chiefs VS. BUFFALO BILLS SEPTEMBER 11, 2011

8 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS / PRESEASON / WEEK 4 / THROUGH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 WON 0, LOST 4 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 08/12 L 0-25 Tampa Bay 67,537 Battle /19 L at Baltimore 70,690 Jones /26 L St. Louis 67,837 McCluster /01 L at Green Bay 67,555 Charles K.C. Opp. Palko TOTAL FIRST DOWNS McClain Rushing Cox Passing Stanzi Penalty 2 3 Cassel rd Down: Made/Att 17/60 26/59 Bannon rd Down Pct TEAM th Down: Made/Att 5/7 0/1 OPPONENTS t 5 4th Down Pct * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD POSSESSION AVG. 29:43 30:17 McCluster TOTAL NET YARDS Bowe Avg. Per Game Urban Total Plays Copper Avg. Per Play Breaston NET YARDS RUSHING Battle Avg. Per Game Slate t 1 Total Rushes Tucker NET YARDS PASSING Horne Avg. Per Game Colbert Sacked/Yards Lost 17/93 8/48 Cox Gross Yards Markshausen Att./Completions 141/83 118/63 Moeaki Completion Pct Pope Had Intercepted 3 3 Charles PUNTS/AVERAGE 26/ /46.9 Gantt NET PUNTING AVG. 26/ /43.5 Becht PENALTIES/YARDS 23/197 23/166 McClain FUMBLES/BALL LOST 10/5 7/3 Baldwin TOUCHDOWNS 4 10 C. Williams Rushing 0 5 Jones Passing 4 4 O'Connell Returns 0 1 TEAM t 4 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS OPPONENTS TEAM * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD OPPONENTS Flowers * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Daniels Succop / 4 4/ D. Johnson Bowe TEAM Copper OPPONENTS t 1 McCluster * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Slate Colquitt Bailey TEAM TEAM / 4 4/ OPPONENTS OPPONENTS /10 6/ * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD 2-Pt Conv: TM 0-0, OPP 0-0 Lawrence SACKS: Houston 2, Bailey 1, Bakhtiari 1, Arenas Carr 1, Cole 1, D. Johnson 1, (group) 1, McCluster TM 8, OPP 17 C. Williams FUM/LOST: Battle 2/1, Charles 2/2, Markshausen Palko 2/1, Bowe 1/0, Cassel 1/1, TEAM Lawrence 1/0, Markshausen 1/0 OPPONENTS * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Arenas McCluster Lawrence Horne Demond Washingto Manno TEAM OPPONENTS * FIELD GOALS Succop 0/ 0 1/ 2 3/ 3 0/ 1 0/1 TEAM 0/ 0 1/ 2 3/ 3 0/ 1 0/1 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 1/ 1 1/ 1 4/ 4 0/0 Succop: ()(31G,46N,30G)(26G,21B)(31G,56N) TM: ()(31G,46N,30G)(26G,21B)(31G,56N) OPP: (25G,40G,46G)(49G)()(43G,32G) * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Palko / Cassel / Stanzi t 9/ Colquitt / TEAM t 17/ OPPONENTS /

9 2011 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS DEFENSIVE STATS Preseason Statistics (Through Game 4) Pos. Player Tkls. Asst. Total TFL Sacks/Yds PR FR FF INT/YDS PD LB Belcher, Jovan / LB Johnson, Derrick / /0 2 DB Lawrence, Quinten / S Berry, Eric / LB Williams, Demorrio / LB Johnson, Micah / DL Powe, Jerrell / S Piscitelli, Sabby / DL Gregg, Kelly / LB Houston, Justin / CB Carr, Brandon / LB Greenwood, Cory / DL Bair, Brandon / LB Cole, Justin / DB Brown, Jalil / S McGraw, Jon / LB Bakhtiari, Eric / DL Gordon, Amon / S Lewis, Kendrick / CB Arenas, Javier / DB Washington, Demond / DE/DT Gales, Dion / LB Hali, Tamba / DE Jackson, Tyson / LB Siler, Brandon / DL Bailey, Allen / CB Flowers, Brandon / /1 2 LB Walters, Pierre / S/CB Washington, Donald / S Langford, Reshard / LB Sheffield, Cameron / LB Studebaker, Andy / DT Toribio, Anthony / DB Lewis, Javes / LB Miller, Gabe / DE Dorsey, Glenn / LB Kamara, Amara / CB Daniels, Travis / /0 2 CB Price, Ricky / DL Ayodele, Harold / DB Russell, Mario / Team / TOTALS / / CHIEFS SPECIAL TEAMS STATS DEFENSIVE SCORES Pos. Player Tkls. Asst. Total TDs (0): LS Gafford, Thomas LB Greenwood, Cory Safety (0): LB Kamara, Amara LB Williams, Demorrio Blocked Punts (0): LB Cole, Justin LB Johnson, Micah Defelected Punts (1): LB Cameron Sheffield S Langford, Reshard at Green Bay (9/1/11) FB McClain, Le'Ron Blk Punt Rec. (0): LB Houston, Justin RB Battle, Jackie Blk Field Goal (0): CB Daniels, Travis S/CB Washington, Donald Blk FG Rec. (0): TE Slate, Cody TOTALS FF (1): LB Justin Houston (CB Lardarius Webb) KEY at Baltimore (8/19/11) PR = Pressure FR = Fumble Recovery FR (2): RB Jackie Battle (CB Lardarius Webb) FF = Forced Fumble at Baltimore (8/19/11) INT = Interception PD = Pass Defensed LB Cory Greenwood (WR Shaky Smithson) at Green Bay (9/1/11) Preseason defensive and special teams statistics are based on press box statistics.

10 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS / WEEK 17 / THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 2011 WON 10, LOST 6 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/13 W San Diego 71,297 Charles /19 W at Cleveland 65,377 Jones /26 W San Francisco 68,188 Cassel /10 L 9-19 at Indianapolis 66,869 McCluster /17 L at Houston 70,926 Battle /24 W Jacksonville 69,105 Curtis LG /31 W OT Buffalo 66,625 Arenas /07 L OT at Oakland 61,075 Palko /14 L at Denver 75,334 Bowe /21 W Arizona 66,247 Castille /28 W at Seattle 66,370 Smith t 1 12/05 W 10-6 Denver 67,267 TEAM /12 L 0-31 at San Diego 66,780 OPPONENTS t 11 12/19 W at St. Louis 55,669 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 12/26 W Tennessee 65,606 Bowe t 15 01/02 L Oakland 67,045 Moeaki K.C. Opp. Charles TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Chambers Rushing McCluster t 1 Passing Copper Penalty Jones rd Down: Made/Att 83/226 84/223 Pope rd Down Pct Castille th Down: Made/Att 10/23 7/20 Tucker th Down Pct Cox POSSESSION AVG. 31:04 28:56 O'Connell TOTAL NET YARDS Battle Avg. Per Game Curtis LG Total Plays Vrabel t 1 Avg. Per Play TEAM t 27 NET YARDS RUSHING OPPONENTS t 23 Avg. Per Game * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Total Rushes Berry t 1 NET YARDS PASSING Lewis Avg. Per Game Flowers t 1 Sacked/Yards Lost 32/221 39/258 McGraw Gross Yards D. Johnson t 1 Att./Completions 475/ /319 Daniels Completion Pct Carr Had Intercepted 8 14 TEAM t 3 PUNTS/AVERAGE 90/ /45.2 OPPONENTS t 1 NET PUNTING AVG. 90/ /36.4 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B PENALTIES/YARDS 90/ /922 Colquitt FUMBLES/BALL LOST 15/6 23/9 Succop TOUCHDOWNS TEAM Rushing OPPONENTS Passing * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Returns 4 4 Arenas * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS McCluster t 1 TEAM TEAM t 1 OPPONENTS OPPONENTS * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Succop /42 20/ McCluster Bowe Arenas Charles Tucker Jones Copper Moeaki Battle McCluster O'Connell Pope TEAM Battle OPPONENTS t 1 Berry * FIELD GOALS Chambers Succop 0/ 0 6/ 6 7/ 9 6/ 8 1/3 Flowers TEAM 0/ 0 6/ 6 7/ 9 6/ 8 1/3 D. Johnson OPPONENTS 1/ 1 5/ 5 5/ 5 7/ 9 2/4 Smith Succop: ()(35G,26G,23G)(38N,32G)(45G,35G,43G, Tucker N)(24G)()(28G,39N,35G)(43G,25G)(52N,40G)(23G) Vrabel (43B)(47G)()(53G,38G)(35G,47N,42G)(30G) TEAM /42 20/ OPP: ()(42N)(51G)(20G,24G,47G,42G)()(35G,18G) OPPONENTS /38 20/ (43G,53N)(47N,23G,41G,33G)(58N)(36G,29G)(43G) 2-Pt Conv: TM 0-2, OPP 0-0 (25G,41G)(48G)(37G,52G)()(38G) SACKS: Hali 14.5, Gilberry 7, Arenas 3, Studebaker 2.5, Berry 2, Dorsey 2, Edwards 2, Belcher 1, Jackson 1, D. Johnson 1, Smith 1, D. Williams 1, TM 38, OPP 32 FUM/LOST: Cassel 3/1, Charles 3/2, Jones 3/1, Arenas 2/1, McCluster 2/1, Bowe 1/0, Wiegmann 1/0 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Cassel t 26/ Croyle / Palko / TEAM t 32/ OPPONENTS t 39/

11 2010 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS DEFENSIVE STATS Final Regular Season Statistics Pos. Player Tkls. Asst. Total TFL Sacks/Yds PR FR FF INT/YDS PD LB Johnson, Derrick / /15 13 S Berry, Eric / / LB Belcher, Jovan / CB Flowers, Brandon / /33 18 CB Carr, Brandon / /0 22 DE Dorsey, Glenn / LB Hali, Tamba / S McGraw, Jon / /4 4 CB Arenas, Javier / LB Vrabel, Mike / S Lewis, Kendrick / /46 9 DT Smith, Shaun / DE Jackson, Tyson / S/CB Washington, Donald / DT Edwards, Ron / LB Studebaker, Andy / DE Gilberry, Wallace / LB Williams, Demorrio / CB Daniels, Travis / /4 2 S Price, Ricky / DE Magee, Alex / LB Greenwood, Cory / DT Toribio, Anthony / CB Bates, Jackie / Team / TOTALS / / CHIEFS SPECIAL TEAMS STATS DEFENSIVE SCORES Pos. Player Tkls. Asst. Total TDs (3): CB Brandon Flowers 33-yard INT return WR Copper, Terrance at Cleveland (9/19/10) LB Studebaker, Andy WR Tucker, Verran LB Derrick Johnson 15-yard INT return LB Greenwood, Cory vs. Jacksonville (10/24/10) LB Williams, Demorrio LB Mays, Corey S Eric Berry 54-yard INT return S/CB Washington, Donald vs. Tennessee (12/26/10) RB Battle, Jackie S Berry, Eric Safety (0): S Langford, Reshard S Price, Ricky LS Gafford, Thomas CB Arenas, Javier SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAYS CB Daniels, Travis TDs (1): WR Dexter McCluster 94-yard punt return RB Castille, Tim vs. San Diego (9/13/10) S McGraw, Jon K Succop, Ryan Blocked Punts (0): P Colquitt, Dustin WR Horne, Jeremy Deflected Punts (0): TE O'Connell, Jake LB Simoneau, Mark Blk Punt Rec. (0): LB Belcher, Jovan TOTALS Blk Field Goal (0): KEY PR = Pressure Blk FG Rec. (0): FR = Fumble Recovery FF = Forced Fumble FF (2): CB Javier Arenas (WR Mike Thomas) INT = Interception vs. Jacksonville (10/24/10) PD = Pass Defensed LB Demorrio Williams (WR Nick Miller) at Oakland (11/7/10) FR (2): LS Thomas Gafford (WR Mike Thomas) vs. Jacksonville (10/24/10) WR Verran Tucker (WR Nick Miller) at Oakland (11/7/10) Regular season defensive and special teams statistics are based on coaches film review.

12 BUFFALO BILLS / PRESEASON / WEEK 4 / THROUGH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 WON 1, LOST 3 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 08/13 L 3-10 at Chicago 59,335 Hall /20 L at Denver 71,236 Jackson /27 W OT Jacksonville 50,615 Spiller /01 L 6-16 Detroit 40,047 Smith Buff. Opp. Elzy TOTAL FIRST DOWNS J. White Rushing Nesbitt Passing Thigpen Penalty 6 6 L. Brown rd Down: Made/Att 28/64 20/53 Fitzpatrick rd Down Pct TEAM th Down: Made/Att 3/5 3/3 OPPONENTS th Down Pct * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD POSSESSION AVG. 30:43 29:17 St. Johnson t 1 TOTAL NET YARDS K. Aiken Avg. Per Game Easley Total Plays Pianalto Avg. Per Play Roosevelt NET YARDS RUSHING Caussin Avg. Per Game C. Davis Total Rushes Spiller NET YARDS PASSING Huggins Avg. Per Game Hubbard Sacked/Yards Lost 8/67 14/82 Elzy Gross Yards Jackson Att./Completions 153/82 106/62 R. Martin Completion Pct Chandler Had Intercepted 4 3 J. White PUNTS/AVERAGE 23/ /46.2 Hall NET PUNTING AVG. 23/ /39.6 D. Nelson PENALTIES/YARDS 19/206 26/196 McIntyre FUMBLES/BALL LOST 2/0 4/2 TEAM t 4 TOUCHDOWNS 6 9 OPPONENTS Rushing 2 4 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Passing 4 4 McGee Returns 0 1 Searcy * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS A. Williams TEAM TEAM OPPONENTS OPPONENTS t 1 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Lindell / 4 4/ Moorman Hall Forrest Hubbard TEAM Easley OPPONENTS Huggins * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD St. Johnson Searcy TEAM / 4 4/ Rogers OPPONENTS / 8 6/ TEAM Pt Conv: Hubbard, TM 1-2, OPP 1-1 OPPONENTS SACKS: Batten 2, Dareus 2, Eddins 2, * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Merriman 2, Carrington 1, A. Coleman 1, Easley Heard 1, Jefferson 1, Sp. Johnson 1, Rogers K. Williams 1, TM 14, OPP 8 TEAM FUM/LOST: Jackson 1/0, Thigpen 1/0 OPPONENTS * FIELD GOALS Lindell 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 3/ 4 0/0 TEAM 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 3/ 4 0/0 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 2 5/ 5 0/2 Lindell: (44G)(40G)(21G,40G)(48N) TM: (44G)(40G)(21G,40G)(48N) OPP: (56N,45G,33N)(49G)(45G,53N)(44G,46G,35G) * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Thigpen / Fitzpatrick t 1/ L. Brown / Smith / TEAM t 8/ OPPONENTS /

13 2011 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (As of September 5, 2011) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 76 Albert, Branden T /4/84 4 Virginia Glen Burnie, MD D1b Arenas, Javier CB /28/87 2 Alabama Tampa, FL D2b Asamoah, Jon G/C /21/88 2 Illinois Park Forest, IL D3a Bailey, Allen DL /25/89 R Miami Sapelo, GA D3b Bair, Brandon DL /24/84 R Oregon St. Anthony ID CFA Baldwin, Jonathan WR /10/89 R Pittsburgh Aliquippa, PA D Battle, Jackie RB /1/83 4 Houston Humble, TX UFA (KC) Belcher, Jovan LB /24/87 3 Maine West Babylon, NY CFA Berry, Eric S /29/88 2 Tennessee Fairburn, GA D Bowe, Dwayne WR /21/84 5 LSU Miami, FL D Breaston, Steve WR /20/83 5 Michigan North Braddock, PA UFA (ARZ) Brown, Jalil DB /14/87 R Colorado Phoenix, AZ D Carr, Brandon CB /19/86 4 Grand Valley State Flint, MI D Cassel, Matt QB /17/82 7 Southern California Chatsworth, CA T (NE) Charles, Jamaal RB /27/86 4 Texas Port Arthur, TX D3a Colbert, Keary WR /21/82 6 USC Oxnard, CA FA-11 2 Colquitt, Dustin P /6/82 7 Tennessee Knoxville, TN D Copper, Terrance WR /12/82 8 East Carolina Washington, NC UFA (KC) Daniels, Travis CB /8/82 7 LSU Hollywood, FL UFA (KC) Dorsey, Glenn DE /1/85 4 LSU Gonzales, LA D1a Flowers, Brandon CB /18/86 4 Virginia Tech Delray Beach, FL D Gafford, Thomas LS /29/83 4 Houston Friendswood, TX FA Gaither, Jared T /18/86 5 Maryland Greenbelt, MD UFA (BAL) Gilberry, Wallace DE /5/84 4 Alabama Bay Minette, AL FA Gordon, Amon DL /13/81 7 Stanford San Diego, CA UFA (SEA) Greenwood, Cory LB /5/85 2 Concordia Kingston, Ontario CFA Gregg, Kelly DL /1/76 12 Oklahoma Edmond, OK FA Hali, Tamba LB /3/83 6 Penn State Teaneck, NJ D Houston, Justin LB /12/89 R Georgia Statesboro, GA D3a Hudson, Rodney OL /12/89 R Florida State Mobile, AL D Jackson, Tyson DE /6/86 3 LSU Edgard, LA D Johnson, Derrick LB /22/82 7 Texas Waco, TX D Jones, Thomas RB /19/78 12 Virginia Big Stone Gap, VA FA Lewis, Kendrick S /16/88 2 Mississippi Gainesville, GA D5a Lilja, Ryan G /15/81 8 Kansas State Shawnee Mission, KS FA-10 Maneri, Steve T /20/88 1 Temple Saddle Brook, NJ W (NE) McClain, Le'Ron FB /27/84 5 Alabama Northport, AL UFA (BAL) McCluster, Dexter WR /25/88 2 Mississippi Largo, FL D2a McGraw, Jon S /2/79 10 Kansas State Manhattan, KS UFA (KC) O'Connell, Jake TE /6/85 3 Miami (OH) Naples, FL D7b-09 4 Palko, Tyler QB /9/83 1 Pittsburgh Imperial, PA FA Piscitelli, Sabby S /24/83 5 Oregon State Boca Raton, FL UFA (CLE) Pope, Leonard TE /10/83 6 Georgia Americus, GA UFA (KC) Powe, Jerrell DL /15/87 R Mississippi Waynesboro, MS D Richardson, Barry T /15/86 4 Clemson Mt. Pleasant, SC D6a Sheffield, Cameron LB /12/88 2 Troy Portal, GA D5b Stanzi, Ricky QB /3/87 R Iowa Mentor, OH D5a Studebaker, Andy LB /16/85 4 Wheaton Eureka, IL FA-08 6 Succop, Ryan K /19/86 3 South Carolina Hickory, NC D7c Urban, Jerheme WR /26/80 7 Trinity (TX) Victoria, TX FA Washington, Donald S/CB /28/86 3 Ohio State Indianapolis, IN D Wiegmann, Casey C /20/73 16 Iowa Parkersburg, IA UFA (KC) Williams, Demorrio LB /6/80 8 Nebraska Beckville, TX UFA (ATL)-08 Practice Squad: 40 Bannon, Shane FB /20/89 R Yale Southbury, CT D Cole, Justin LB /22/87 2 San Jose State Chino Hills, CA FA Harris, Darryl G /14/85 1 Mississippi Clarksdale, MS FA Horne, Jeremy WR /25/86 1 Massachusetts New Berlin, NY FA Lawrence, Quinten DB /21/84 2 McNeese State Carencro, LA D Lewis, Butch OL /1/87 R USC Aurora, CO CFA Mims, David OL /18/88 R Virginia Union Charlotte, NC CFA Toribio, Anthony DT /1/85 2 Carson-Newman Miami, FL W (GB)-10 Reserve/Injured: 51 Miller, Gabe LB /5/87 R Oregon State Lake Oswego, OR D5b Moeaki, Tony TE /8/87 2 Iowa Wheaton, IL D3b O'Callaghan, Ryan T /19/83 6 California Redding, CA UFA (KC) Siler, Brandon LB /5/85 5 Florida Orlando, FL UFA (SD)-11 Key: UFA - unrestricted free agent; FA - free agent; RFA - restricted free agent; CFA - college free agent; W - waivers. HEAD COACH: Todd Haley (15th Season as NFL Coach, 3rd as Head Coach). OFFENSE: Maurice Carthon (Assistant Head Coach); Bill Muir (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line); Richie Anderson (Wide Receivers); Bernie Parmalee (Tight Ends); Pat Perles (Assistant Offensive Line); Nick Sirianni (Offensive Quality Control); Jim Zorn (Quarterbacks). DEFENSE: Romeo Crennel (Defensive Coordinator); Gary Gibbs (Linebackers); Anthony Pleasant (Defensive Line); Otis Smith (Defensive Quality Control); Emmitt Thomas (Defensive Backs); Adam Zimmer (Defensive Asst./Asst. Linebackers). SPECIALISTS: Steve Hoffman (Special Teams); Mike Clark (Strength and Conditioning); Brent Salazar (Asst. Strength and Conditioning).

14 2011 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS NUMERICAL ROSTER (As of September 5, 2011) 2010 NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. AGE EXP. HOW ACQ. COLLEGE GP GS DNP IA 2 Dustin Colquitt P D3-05 Tennessee Tyler Palko QB FA-10 Pittsburgh Ryan Succop K D7c-09 South Carolina Matt Cassel QB T (NE)-09 Southern California Terrance Copper WR UFA (KC)-11 East Carolina Ricky Stanzi QB R D5a-11 Iowa Steve Breaston WR UFA (ARZ)-11 Michigan Thomas Jones RB FA-10 Virginia Javier Arenas CB D2b-10 Alabama Dexter McCluster WR D2-10 Mississippi Kendrick Lewis S D5a-10 Mississippi Brandon Flowers CB D2-08 Virginia Tech Jamaal Charles RB D3a-08 Texas Jackie Battle RB UFA (KC)-11 Houston Donald Washington S/CB D4-09 Ohio State Eric Berry S D1-10 Tennessee Jalil Brown DB R D4-11 Colorado Travis Daniels CB UFA (KC)-11 LSU Brandon Carr CB D5-08 Grand Valley State Sabby Piscitelli S UFA (CLE) Oregon State Thomas Gafford LS FA-09 Houston Le'Ron McClain FB UFA (BAL)-11 Alabama Leonard Pope TE UFA (KC)-11 Georgia Jon McGraw S UFA (KC)-11 Kansas State Justin Houston LB R D3a-11 Georgia Demorrio Williams LB UFA (ATL)-08 Nebraska Cameron Sheffield LB D5b-10 Troy Derrick Johnson LB D1-05 Texas Jovan Belcher LB CFA-09 Maine Rodney Hudson OL R D2-11 Florida State Casey Wiegmann C UFA (KC)-11 Iowa Ryan Lilja G FA-10 Kansas State Barry Richardson T D6a-08 Clemson Steve Maneri T W (NE)-11 Temple Jared Gaither T UFA (BAL)-11 Maryland Glenn Dorsey DE D1a-08 LSU Jon Asamoah G/C D3a-10 Illinois Branden Albert T D1b-08 Virginia Kelly Gregg DL FA-11 Oklahoma Dwayne Bowe WR D1-07 LSU Jerheme Urban WR FA-10 Trinity (TX) Keary Colbert WR FA-11 USC Jake O'Connell TE D7b-09 Miami (OH) Jonathan Baldwin WR R D1-11 Pittsburgh Brandon Bair DL R CFA-11 Oregon Tamba Hali LB D1-06 Penn State Wallace Gilberry DE FA-08 Alabama Cory Greenwood LB CFA-10 Concordia Tyson Jackson DE D1-09 LSU Jerrell Powe DL R D6-11 Mississippi Andy Studebaker LB FA-08 Wheaton Allen Bailey DL R D3b-11 Miami Amon Gordon DL UFA (SEA)-11 Stanford Practice Squad: 11 Jeremy Horne WR FA-11 Massachusetts Quinten Lawrence DB D6-09 McNeese State Shane Bannon FB R D7-11 Yale Justin Cole LB FA-11 San Jose State Darryl Harris G FA-11 Mississippi David Mims OL R CFA-11 Virginia Union Butch Lewis OL R CFA-11 USC Anthony Toribio DT W (GB)-10 Carson-Newman Reserve/Injured: 51 Gabe Miller LB R D5b-11 Oregon State Brandon Siler LB UFA (SD)-11 Florida Ryan O'Callaghan T UFA (KC)-11 California Tony Moeaki TE D3b-10 Iowa Key: UFA - unrestricted free agent; FA - free agent; RFA - restricted free agent; CFA - college free agent; W- waivers. HEAD COACH: Todd Haley (15th Season as NFL Coach, 3rd as Head Coach). OFFENSE: Maurice Carthon (Assistant Head Coach); Bill Muir (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line); Richie Anderson (Wide Receivers); Bernie Parmalee (Tight Ends); Pat Perles (Assistant Offensive Line); Nick Sirianni (Offensive Quality Control); Jim Zorn (Quarterbacks). DEFENSE: Romeo Crennel (Defensive Coordinator); Gary Gibbs (Linebackers); Anthony Pleasant (Defensive Line); Otis Smith (Defensive Quality Control); Emmitt Thomas (Defensive Backs); Adam Zimmer (Defensive Asst./Asst. Linebackers). SPECIALISTS: Steve Hoffman (Special Teams); Mike Clark (Strength and Conditioning); Brent Salazar (Asst. Strength and Conditioning).

15 2011 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS POSITION-BY-POSITION ROSTER (As of September 5, 2011) QUARTERBACKS (3) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 7 Cassel, Matt QB /17/82 7 Southern California Chatsworth, CA T (NE)-09 4 Palko, Tyler QB /9/83 1 Pittsburgh Imperial, PA FA Stanzi, Ricky QB /3/87 R Iowa Mentor, OH D5a-11 RUNNING BACKS (4) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 26 Battle, Jackie RB /1/83 4 Houston Humble, TX UFA (KC) Charles, Jamaal RB /27/86 4 Texas Port Arthur, TX D3a Jones, Thomas RB /19/78 12 Virginia Big Stone Gap, VA FA McClain, Le'Ron FB /27/84 5 Alabama Northport, AL UFA (BAL)-11 WIDE RECEIVERS (7) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 89 Baldwin, Jonathan WR /10/89 R Pittsburgh Aliquippa, PA D Bowe, Dwayne WR /21/84 5 LSU Miami, FL D Breaston, Steve WR /20/83 5 Michigan North Braddock, PA UFA (KC) Colbert, Keary WR /21/82 6 USC Oxnard, CA FA Copper, Terrance WR /12/82 8 East Carolina Washington, NC UFA (KC) McCluster, Dexter WR /25/88 2 Mississippi Largo, FL D2a Urban, Jerheme WR /26/80 7 Trinity (TX) Victoria, TX FA-10 TIGHT ENDS (2) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 85 O'Connell, Jake TE /6/85 3 Miami (OH) Naples, FL D7b Pope, Leonard TE /10/83 6 Georgia Americus, GA UFA (KC)-11 OFFENSIVE LINE (8) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 76 Albert, Branden T /4/84 4 Virginia Glen Burnie, MD D1b Asamoah, Jon G/C /21/88 2 Illinois Park Forest, IL D3a Gaither, Jared T /18/86 5 Maryland Greenbolt, MD UFA (BAL) Hudson, Rodney OL /12/89 R Florida State Mobile, AL D Lilja, Ryan G /15/81 8 Kansas State Shawnee Mission, KS FA-10 Maneri, Steve T /20/88 1 Temple Saddle Brook, NJ W (NE) Richardson, Barry T /15/86 4 Clemson Mt. Pleasant, SC D6a Wiegmann, Casey C /20/73 15 Iowa Parkersburg, IA UFA (KC)-11 DEFENSIVE LINE (8) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 97 Bailey, Allen DL /25/89 R Miami Sapelo, GA D3b Bair, Brandon DL /24/84 R Oregon St. Anthony, ID CFA Dorsey, Glenn DE /1/85 4 LSU Gonzales, LA D1a Gilberry, Wallace DE /5/84 4 Alabama Bay Minette, AL FA Gordon, Amon DL /13/81 7 Stanford San Diego, CA UFA (SEA) Gregg, Kelly DL /1/76 12 Oklahoma Edmond, OK FA Jackson, Tyson DE /6/86 3 LSU Edgard, LA D Powe, Jerrell DL /15/87 R Mississippi Waynesboro, MS D6-11 LINEBACKERS (8) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 59 Belcher, Jovan LB /24/87 3 Maine West Babylon, NY CFA Greenwood, Cory LB /5/85 2 Concordia Kingston, Ontario CFA Hali, Tamba LB /3/83 6 Penn State Teaneck, NJ D Houston, Justin LB /21/89 R Georgia Statesboro, GA D3a Johnson, Derrick LB /22/82 7 Texas Waco, TX D Sheffield, Cameron LB /12/88 2 Troy Portal, GA D5b Studebaker, Andy LB /16/85 4 Wheaton Eureka, IL FA Williams, Demorrio LB /6/80 8 Nebraska Beckville, TX UFA (ATL)-08 DEFENSIVE BACKS (10) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 21 Arenas, Javier CB /28/87 2 Alabama Tampa, FL D2b Berry, Eric S /29/88 2 Tennessee Fairburn, GA D Brown, Jalil DB /14/87 R Colorado Phoenix, AZ D Carr, Brandon CB /19/86 4 Grand Valley State Flint, MI D Daniels, Travis CB /8/82 7 LSU Hollywood, FL UFA (KC) Flowers, Brandon CB /18/86 4 Virginia Tech Delray Beach, FL D Lewis, Kendrick S /16/89 2 Mississippi Gainesville, GA D5a McGraw, Jon S /2/79 10 Kansas State Manhattan, KS UFA (KC) Piscitelli, Sabby S /24/83 5 Oregon State Boca Raton, FL UFA (CLE) Washington, Donald S/CB /28/86 3 Ohio State Indianapolis, IN D4-09 SPECIALISTS (3) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. EXP. COLLEGE HS HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 2 Colquitt, Dustin P /6/82 7 Tennessee Knoxville, TN D Gafford, Thomas LS /29/83 4 Houston Friendswood, TX FA-09 6 Succop, Ryan K /19/86 3 South Carolina Hickory, NC D7c-09 Practice Squad: 40 Bannon, Shane FB /20/89 R Yale Southbury, CT D Cole, Justin LB /22/87 2 San Jose State Chino Hills, CA FA Harris, Darryl G /14/85 1 Mississippi Clarksdale, MS FA Horne, Jeremy WR /25/86 1 Massachusetts New Berlin, NY FA Lawrence, Quinten DB /21/84 2 McNeese State Carencro, LA D Lewis, Butch OL /1/87 R USC Aurora, CO CFA Mims, David OL /18/88 R Virginia Union Charlotte, NC CFA Toribio, Anthony DT /1/85 2 Carson-Newman Miami, FL W (GB)-10 Reserve/Injured: 51 Miller, Gabe LB /5/87 R Oregon State Lake Oswego, OR D5b Moeaki, Tony TE /8/87 2 Iowa Wheaton, IL D3b O'Callaghan, Ryan T /19/83 6 California Redding, CA UFA (KC) Siler, Brandon LB /5/85 5 Florida Orlando, FL UFA (SD)-11

16 Note: Players on a Reserve List and not on the 53-man roster are in italics. YEAR DRAFT FREE AGENTS/WAIVERS TRADE 2005 LB Derrick Johnson (1) P Dustin Colquitt (3) 2006 LB Tamba Hali (1) HOW THE 2011 CHIEFS WERE BUILT 2007 WR Dwayne Bowe (1) 2008 DE Glenn Dorsey (1a) DE Wallace Gilberry (FA) T Branden Albert (1b) LB Andy Studebaker (FA) CB Brandon Flowers (2) LB Demorrio Williams (UFA/ATL) RB Jamaal Charles (3a) CB Brandon Carr (5) T Barry Richardson (6a) 2009 DE Tyson Jackson (1) LB Jovan Belcher (CFA) QB Matt Cassel (NE) S/CB Donald Washington (4) LS Thomas Gafford (FA) TE Jake O'Connell (7b) K Ryan Succop (7c) 2010 S Eric Berry (1) LB Cory Greenwood (CFA) WR Dexter McCluster (2a) RB Thomas Jones (FA) CB Javier Arenas (2b) G Ryan Lilja (FA) G/C Jon Asamoah (3a) QB Tyler Palko (FA) TE Tony Moeaki (3b) WR Jerheme Urban (FA) S Kendrick Lewis (5a) LB Cameron Sheffield (5b) 2011 WR Jonathan Baldwin (1) DL Brandon Bair (CFA) OL Rodney Hudson (2) RB Jackie Battle (UFA/KC) LB Justin Houston (3a) WR Steve Breaston (UFA/ARZ) DL Allen Bailey (3b) WR Keary Colbert (FA) DB Jalil Brown (4) WR Terrance Copper (UFA/KC) QB Ricky Stanzi (5a) CB Travis Daniels (UFA/KC) LB Gabe Miller (5b) T Jared Gaither (UFA/BAL) DL Jerrell Powe (6) DT Amon Gordon (UFA/SEA) DL Kelly Gregg (FA) T Steve Maneri (W/NE) FB Le'Ron McClain (UFA/BAL) S Jon McGraw (UFA/KC) T Ryan O'Callaghan (UFA/KC) S Sabby Piscitelli (UFA/CLE) TE Leonard Pope (UFA/KC) LB Brandon Siler (UFA/SD) C Casey Wiegmann (UFA/KC) ROSTER BREAKDOWN 14 Unrestricted Free Agents 1 Waiver Claim 29 Draft Choices 9 Free Agents 1 Trade 3 College Free Agents 4 Injured Reserve

17 CHIEFS 2011 ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE 16th Year (1) 7th Year (6) 4th Year (10) 2nd Year (8) C Casey Wiegmann QB Matt Cassel T Branden Albert CB Javier Arenas P Dustin Colquitt RB Jackie Battle G/C Jon Asamoah 12th Year (2) CB Travis Daniels CB Brandon Carr S Eric Berry DL Kelly Gregg DL Amon Gordon RB Jamaal Charles LB Cory Greenwood RB Thomas Jones LB Derrick Johnson DE Glenn Dorsey S Kendrick Lewis WR Jerheme Urban CB Brandon Flowers WR Dexter McCluster 10th Year (1) LS Thomas Gafford TE Tony Moeaki S Jon McGraw 6th Year (4) DE Wallace Gilberry LB Cameron Sheffield WR Keary Colbert T Barry Richardson 8th Year (3) T Ryan O'Callaghan LB Andy Studebaker 1st Year (2) WR Terrance Copper LB Tamba Hali T Steve Maneri G Ryan Lilja TE Leonard Pope 3rd Year (5) QB Tyler Palko LB Demorrio Williams LB Jovan Belcher 5th Year (6) DE Tyson Jackson Rookie (9) WR Dwayne Bowe TE Jake O'Connell DL Allen Bailey WR Steve Breaston K Ryan Succop DL Brandon Bair T Jared Gaither S/CB Donald Washington WR Jonathan Baldwin FB Le'Ron McClain DB Jalil Brown S Sabby Piscitelli LB Justin Houston LB Brandon Siler OL Rodney Hudson LB Gabe Miller DL Jerrell Powe QB Ricky Stanzi CHIEFS 2011 ROSTER BY DRAFT ROUND [Overall selection in brackets] 1st Round (9) [3] DE Tyson Jackson (2009), [5] DE Glenn Dorsey (2008), [5] S Eric Berry (2010), [7] RB Thomas Jones ( ARZ), [15] LB Derrick Johnson (2005), [15] T Branden Albert (2008), [20] LB Tamba Hali (2006), [23] WR Dwayne Bowe (2007), [26] WR Jonathan Baldwin (2011). 2nd Round (7) [35] CB Brandon Flowers (2008), [36] WR Dexter McCluster (2010), [50] CB Javier Arenas (2010), [55] OL Rodney Hudson (2011), [57] S Jon McGraw (2002- NYJ), [62] WR Keary Colbert ( CAR), [64] S Sabby Piscitelli ( TB). 3rd Round (7) [68] G/C Jon Asamoah (2010), [70] LB Justin Houston (2011), [72] TE Leonard Pope ( ARZ), [73] RB Jamaal Charles (2008), [86] DL Allen Bailey (2011), [93] TE Tony Moeaki (2010), [99] P Dustin Colquitt (2005). 4th Round (5) [101] LB Demorrio Williams ( ATL), [102] S/CB Donald Washington (2009), [104] CB Travis Daniels ( MIA), [118] DB Jalil Brown (2011), [137] FB Le'Ron McClain ( BAL). 5th Round (9) [SUP - 31] T Jared Gaither ( BAL), [135] QB Ricky Stanzi (2011), [136] T Ryan O'Callaghan ( NE), [136] S Kendrick Lewis (2010), [140] CB Brandon Carr (2008), [140] LB Gabe Miller (2011), [142] WR Steve Breaston ( ARZ), [142] LB Cameron Sheffield (2010) [161] DL Amon Gordon ( CLE). 6th Round (4) [170] T Barry Richardson (2008), [173] DL Kelly Gregg ( PHI), [199] DL Jerrell Powe (2011), [203] LB Andy Studebaker ( PHI). 7th Round (4) [230] QB Matt Cassel ( NE), [237] TE Jake O'Connell (2009), [240] LB Brandon Siler ( SD), [256] K Ryan Succop (2009). Undrafted (12) C Casey Wiegmann ( IND), WR Jerheme Urban ( SEA), WR Terrance Copper ( DAL), G Ryan Lilja ( KC), LS Thomas Gafford ( GB), RB Jackie Battle ( DAL), QB Tyler Palko ( NO), DE Wallace Gilberry ( NYG), LB Jovan Belcher (2009), LB Cory Greenwood (2010), T Steve Maneri ( TEN), DL Brandon Bair (2011),.

18 (As of September 5, 2011) OFFENSE WR 15 Steve Breaston 83 Jerheme Urban 89 Jonathan Baldwin LT 76 Branden Albert 71 Jared Gaither LG 65 Ryan Lilja 61 Rodney Hudson C 62 Casey Wiegmann 61 Rodney Hudson RG 73 Jon Asamoah 61 Rodney Hudson RT 67 Barry Richardson Steve Maneri TE 45 Leonard Pope 85 Jake O'Connell WR 82 Dwayne Bowe 10 Terrance Copper 84 Keary Colbert QB 7 Matt Cassel 4 Tyler Palko 13 Ricky Stanzi FB 44 Le'Ron McClain 26 Jackie Battle RB 20 Thomas Jones 25 Jamaal Charles 22 Dexter McCluster 26 Jackie Battle DEFENSE RDE 72 Glenn Dorsey 92 Wallace Gilberry 90 Brandon Bair NT 77 Kelly Gregg 95 Jerrell Powe 99 Amon Gordon LDE 94 Tyson Jackson 97 Allen Bailey 99 Amon Gordon ROLB 91 Tamba Hali 55 Cameron Sheffield RILB 56 Derrick Johnson 53 Demorrio Williams 93 Cory Greenwood LILB 59 Jovan Belcher 53 Demorrio Williams LOLB 96 Andy Studebaker 50 Justin Houston 55 Cameron Sheffield RCB 39 Brandon Carr 21 Javier Arenas 30 Jalil Brown LCB 24 Brandon Flowers 34 Travis Daniels FS 23 Kendrick Lewis 42 Sabby Piscitelli SS 29 Eric Berry 47 Jon McGraw 27 Donald Washington SPECIALISTS P 2 Dustin Colquitt 6 Ryan Succop K 6 Ryan Succop KO 6 Ryan Succop PC 43 Thomas Gafford 96 Andy Studebaker 93 Cory Greenwood KC 43 Thomas Gafford 96 Andy Studebaker 93 Cory Greenwood H 2 Dustin Colquitt 4 Tyler Palko PR 22 Dexter McCluster 19 Steve Breaston 83 Jerheme Urban KR 21 Javier Arenas 22 Dexter McCluster 19 Steve Breaston Rookies Underlined 2011 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHART PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Javier Arenas HA-vee-air Jon Asamoah ah-za-mo-ah Jovan Belcher JA-von Dwayne Bowe BO Tamba Hali TOM-bah HA-LEE Steve Maneri muh-nair-ee Tony Moeaki mo-ee-ah-key Ryan O'Callaghan O-CAL-a-han Sabby Piscitelli Pis-Ka-Tell-Ee Jerrell Powe PO Nick Sirianni SEER-ee-AHN-ee Ricky Stanzi Stan-ZEE Ryan Succop SUCK-UP Jerheme Urban Jeremy Casey Wiegmann Wig-man Demorrio Williams duh-mario

19 2010 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ADDITIONAL STATISTICS FINAL REGULAR AND POSTSEASON

20 GAME 1 Chiefs 21, Chargers 14 September 13, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 71,297 SAN DIEGO KANSAS CITY An electrified crowd of 71,297 celebrated the grand opening of the New Arrowhead as the Chiefs downed the Chargers on Monday Night Football. It came down to fourth-and-goal from the four-yard line as San Diego QB Philip Rivers took the snap out of the shotgun looking to tie the game. Rivers scrambled in the backfield looking for an open body, but pressure from the Chiefs defensive line forced an incomplete pass, turning the ball over on downs and sealing the Chiefs first win at the New Arrowhead. All three phases of football began clicking for the Chiefs as big plays were made on offense, defense and special teams. The Chargers were first on the board after Rivers led his team on a nine-play, 60-yard drive culminating with a TD pass to TE Antonio Gates from three yards out to take a 7-0 lead with 1:56 left in the first quarter. The Chiefs answered quickly when RB Jamaal Charles took a handoff to the left side of the line, found a gap and raced 56 yards into the end zone to tie the game at 7-7. After exchanging punts, Kansas City LB Derrick Johnson stripped the football from RB Ryan Mathews at the San Diego 28-yard line. CB Brandon Carr scooped up the loose ball and returned it 23 yards to San Diego s 12-yard line. The Chiefs offense took it from there. Three plays later on a play-action pass, QB Matt Cassel found rookie TE Tony Moeaki wide open in the corner of the end zone for a touchdown to give Kansas City its first lead of the game at 14-7 with 5:03 to play in the half. The Chiefs were just getting started. After another defensive stand, P Mike Scifres came on to punt for the Chargers. WR Dexter McCluster caught the ball at the KC six-yard line. On a play that looked broken, McCluster emerged from the pack and a key block from LB Andy Studebaker cleared him for a 94-yard sprint to the end zone, putting the Chiefs up 21-7 at intermission. The Chargers were first to touch the ball in the second half. The teams went punt-for-punt before Rivers and company found stride. First, Rivers found Gates who rumbled for 19 yards to the San Diego 30-yard line. Two plays later, Chargers WR Legedu Naanee was wide open and Rivers hit him for a 59-yard TD pass, cutting the Chiefs lead to with 2:33 on the clock in the third. San Diego regained possession after a Kansas City punt. Rivers pass to TE Randy McMichael was good for 20 yards followed by a 23-yard rush by RB Mike Tolbert putting the ball at the Chiefs 44-yard line. On fourth and nine from the KC 32 with just over seven minutes to play the Chargers elected to go for it. Rivers pass slipped through the hands of Naanee turning it over on downs. With 5:03 to play in the contest, Rivers connected with WR Buster Davis for 22 yards and then to WR Malcom Floyd for 22 yards putting the Chargers at the Chiefs 25-yard line at the 2:00 minute warning down by seven. On fourth and three from the KC 16, Rivers connected on a clutch pass to Naanee for 12 yards and a first down, setting the Chargers up with a first-and-goal from the Kansas City four-yard line. Kansas City s defense rose to the occasion. With 0:39 on the clock the Chargers faced a fourth and goal from the four-yard line. With Rivers in shotgun formation, the ball was snapped. Rivers stepped up in the pocket and threw it up but the pass fell incomplete, sealing the Chiefs victory. GAME NOTES The Chiefs registered a franchise single-game record with 160 punt return yards. SD KC KC KC SD Gates, 3-yard pass from Rivers (Kaeding kick) (9-60,4:45). Charles, 56-yard run (Succop kick) (3-69, 1:15). Moeaki, pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (3-12, 1:26). McCluster, 94-yard punt return (Succop kick) Naanee, 59-yard pass from Rivers (Kaeding kick) (5-91, 2:51). Team Statistics Chargers Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /109 26/135 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /22 22/10 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /6.0 Punts/Average /47.8 9/38.2 Penalties/Yards /30 3/35 Fumbles/Lost /1 1/0 Possession Time :28 22:32 RUSHING KC Charles 11-92, TD; Jones 11-39; Cassel 2-4; McCluster 1-0; Castille 1-0. SD Mathews 20-78; Tolbert 2-26; Rivers 3-5; Sproles 4-0. RECEIVING KC Moeaki 3-21, TD; McCluster 2-9; Castille 2-3; Chambers 1-14; Bowe 1-13; Charles 1-8. SD Naanee 5-110, TD; Gates 5-76, TD; Floyd 3-48; McMichael 2-28; Davis 2-26; Hester 2-6; Sproles 2-2; Mathews 1-2. PASSING KC Cassel , 1 TD, 0 INTs. SD Rivers , 2 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. SD None. SACKS KC Team 1.0; Dorsey 0.5; Hali 0.5. SD Phillips 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC None. SD None. WR Dexter McCluster registers a franchise record 94-yard punt return.

21 GAME 2 Chiefs 16, Browns 14 September 19, 2010 Cleveland Browns Stadium 65,377 KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND After a back-and-forth first half which saw the Chiefs and Browns exchange scoring drives, the Chiefs defense held the Browns offense scoreless in the second half as Kansas City registered a victory at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Head Coach Todd Haley s decision to go for a first down on fourth-and-one with 2:00 remaining in the contest proved pivotal as RB Thomas Jones made the first down, effectively sealing the victory. The key defensive play of the game came when Kansas City CB Brandon Flowers intercepted a QB Seneca Wallace pass and returned it 33 yards to paydirt, giving the Chiefs a 10-7 lead. The Chiefs made the first play of the game when LB Mike Vrabel worked his way into the backfield and brought down RB Jerome Harrison, forcing a fumble in the process that was recovered by DE Glenn Dorsey. After a review, the play stood and the Chiefs took over on the Cleveland 23-yard line. The turnover set up a 35-yard field goal by K Ryan Succop to put Kansas City on top 3-0 with 8:43 left to play in the first quarter. After getting pinned deep in their own territory Cleveland's offense went to work. RB Peyton Hillis picked up 12 yards to give the Browns breathing room. Wallace then connected with WR Mohamed Massaquioi for nine yards, Harrison for 23 yards and TE Benjamin Watson for 44 yards to move the ball to the Kansas City eight-yard line. An illegal contact penalty on third down gave the Browns first-and-goal at the two-yard line. Two plays later Hillis found the end zone on a one-yard dive. The TD gave the Browns a 7-3 lead with 12:31 left to play in the first half. After the Chiefs went three-and-out, the defense rose to the challenge as Flowers intercepted a Wallace pass intended for WR Chansi Stuckey and returned it 33 yards for a TD, putting the Chiefs back on top of the Browns at 10-7 with 10:02 left to play in the first half. The two teams traded knockout punches as Wallace answered the Chiefs defensive TD with a 65-yard TD pass to WR Josh Cribbs to steal the lead back, making it a advantage for the Browns with 8:43 left in the first half. An interception by CB Sheldon Brown at the Cleveland 35-yard line gave the ball back to Cleveland, and the teams traded punts following the interception. Pinned inside the 10-yard line, RB Jamaal Charles picked up 20 yards before a ball was tipped at the line of scrimmage and intercepted by DT Ahtyba Rubin. The turnover set up a 42-yard K Phil Dawson FG attempt that was wide left. Faced with third-and-six to open the second half, QB Matt Cassel connected with TE Tony Moeaki for 20 yards for a first down. Lining up for another third-and-six play, Cassel found WR Dwayne Bowe for 17 yards to keep the drive moving. Jones picked up 11 yards to the Cleveland 15-yard line. A 26-yard FG from Succop narrowed the Browns lead to with 8:45 left in the third quarter. At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Cassel would orchestrate a 14 play, 68-yard drive that would culminate with a 23-yard FG from Succop to give the Chiefs a lead with 7:41 left to play in the contest. Kansas City's defense held their own forcing two late-game punts. The Chiefs offense sealed the game on fourth-and-one when Jones leaped over the pile to pick up the first down, allowing the Chiefs to run out the clock on the victory. GAME NOTES CB Brandon Flowers registered his second career TD on a 33-yard INT return. KC Succop, 35-yard field goal (4-6, 0:36). CLE Hillis, 1-yard run (Dawson kick) (10-98, 5:56). KC Flowers, 33-yard INT return (Succop kick) CLE Cribbs, 65-yard pass from Wallace (Dawson kick) (3-74, 1:19). KC Succop, 26-yard field goal (11-63, 6:15). KC Succop, 23-yard field goal (14-68, 6:31). Team Statistics Browns Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /73 39/140 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /16 28/16 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /4.0 Punts/Average /42.1 6/41.5 Penalties/Yards /78 4/30 Fumbles/Lost /1 0/0 Possession Time :47 33:13 RUSHING KC Jones 22-83; Charles 11-49; Cassel 4-5; McCluster 1-3; Castille 1-0. CLE Hillis 8-35, TD; Harrison 16-33; Wallace 1-4; Cribbs 1-1. RECEIVING KC Moeaki 5-58; Bowe 4-45; Chambers 3-33; Castille 2-8; Charles 1-27; Jones 1-5. CLE Watson 4-62; Cribbs 3-74, TD; Harrison 3-35; Hillis 3-26; Robiskie 1-12; Stuckey 1-11; Massaquoi 1-9. PASSING KC Cassel , 0 TDs, 2 INTs. CLE Wallace , 1 TD, 1 INT. INTERCEPTIONS KC Flowers 1-33, TD. CLE Rubin 1-1; Brown 1-0. SACKS KC Gilberry 1.0. CLE Benard 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (35) (26) (23). CLE Dawson 42WL. K Ryan Succop hit three field goals en route to a Chiefs victory.

22 GAME 3 Chiefs 31, 49ers 10 September 26, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 68,188 SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS CITY The Chiefs improved to 3-0 with a convincing victory over the 49ers. A combination of big plays, stellar defense and aggressive coaching decisions helped propel the club to victory. The Chiefs rushed for 207 yards, while Kansas City's defense allowed the 49ers only 43 rushing yards. After a scoreless first quarter, the second period of play was much more eventful. On fourth-and-one from the 50, Head Coach Todd Haley fooled the 49ers with a bit of gamesmanship as the punt team sprinted off the field and the offense sprinted on forcing the 49ers to take a timeout. Out of the Wildcat formation RB Dexter McCluster ran around the right side for the first down. The Chiefs drove to San Francisco s 34-yard line before CB Shawntae Spencer intercepted a Chiefs pass. The Chiefs defense got it right back as CB Brandon Flowers picked off his second pass of the season. Flowers interception set the Chiefs up in San Francisco territory at the 31-yard line. The first play following the INT QB Matt Cassel hit McCluster on a short pass to his left side who dashed 31 yards down the sideline and dove into the end zone for the TD giving the Chiefs a 7-0 lead with 11:02 to play in the half. On the ensuing kickoff the Chiefs recovered an unexpected onside kick, but an offsides penalty negated the play. The Chiefs kicked it away and the 49ers took over at their own 22. The 49ers moved into Chiefs territory following a 22-yard completion from QB Alex Smith to WR Michael Crabtree. Four plays later K Joe Nedney put through a 51-yard field goal making it 7-3. McCluster was again a key role in moving the ball as he caught a 15-yard pass from Cassel followed by a 23-yard catch and run putting KC at San Francisco s 23-yard line setting up Succop for a 38-yard attempt. Succop s kick sailed just right of the top of the post leaving the score at 7-3 at the two-minute warning. Following a 49ers punt, Cassel hit Charles on completions of 17 and 18 yards. With 0:07 on the clock Cassel hit TE Tony Moeaki setting up Succop for a 32-yard field goal attempt. Succop s kick split the uprights giving the Chiefs a 10-3 lead at intermission. The 49ers offense was first on the field after the break. The teams went punt for punt before Kansas City broke out an elaborate flea flicker. In the Wildcat formation, Jones took the snap, handed off to McCluster who pitched it to Cassel coming around the other side. Cassel slung the ball 45 yards down the field into the end zone to WR Dwayne Bowe increasing the Chiefs lead to 17-3 with 9:37 to play in the third quarter. On the ensuing possession, LB Tamba Hali sacked Smith on third-and-nine at San Francisco s 31-yard line, his third sack of the day forcing yet another 49ers punt. The Chiefs offense took the field at its own 39-yard line and behind the legs of Jones moved the ball into 49ers territory. On third-and-four from San Francisco s 45 Cassel hit Charles for a 22-yard gain to the 23. Four plays later Cassel fired a laser to Moeaki who made an impressive one-handed grab in the end zone to push the Chiefs lead to 24-3 with 1:41 left in the third quarter. Head Coach Todd Haley turned the ball over to his running backs in the fourth quarter as Jones and Charles combined for 57 yards on a drive that culminated with three-yard TD run from Jones. The Chiefs took a 31-3 lead with 3:27 left to play in the contest. The teams exchanged punts and San Francisco was able to add seven points when Smith connected with WR Josh Morgan as time expired making the final score GAME NOTES The Chiefs produced 5.0 sacks, the club's highest total since having 5.0 vs. Minnesota (9/23/07). KC McCluster, 31-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (1-31, 0:10). SF Nedney, 51-yard field goal (8-45, 3:22). KC Succop, 32-yard field goal (7-44, 1:05). KC Bowe, 45-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (2-45, 0:16). KC Moeaki, 18-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (8-61, 5:05). KC Jones, 3-yard run (Succop kick) (7-57, 4:26). SF Morgan, 12-yard pass from Smith (Nedney kick) (7-71, 1:23). Team Statistics 49ers Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /43 39/207 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /23 27/16 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /0.0 Punts/Average /47.3 4/44.3 Penalties/Yards /55 7/40 Fumbles/Lost /0 0/0 Possession Time :10 33:50 RUSHING KC Charles 12-97; Jones 19-95, TD; Battle 4-9; Cassel 2-7; McCluster 2-(-1). SF Gore RECEIVING KC Moeaki 4-44, TD; McCluster 3-69, TD; Charles 3-57; Bowe 2-61, TD; Castille 2-12; Chambers 1-6; Jones 1-1. SF Gore 9-102; Zeigler 3-38; Crabtree 3-37; Davis 3-22; Westbrook 2-6; Morgan 1-12, TD; Byham 1-9; Walker 1-6. PASSING KC SF Cassel , 3 TDs, 1 INT. Smith , 1 TD, 1 INT. INTERCEPTIONS KC Flowers 1-0. SF Spencer 1-0. SACKS KC Hali 3.0; Edwards 1.0; Studebaker 1.0. SF None. FIELD GOALS KC Succop 38WR (32). SF Nedney (51). QB Matt Cassel connected with WR Dexter McCluster for a 31-yard TD in the second quarter.

23 GAME 4 Colts 19, Chiefs 9 October 10, 2010 Lucas Oil Stadium 66,869 KANSAS CITY INDIANAPOLIS After a back-and-forth battle that saw only field goals registered on the scoreboard for 55 minutes, Indianapolis walked off the field at Lucas Oil Stadium with a 19-9 victory. The Chiefs managed to keep QB Peyton Manning in check, holding the Colts to 244 net passing yards and a season-low 341 yards of total offense. RB Jamaal Charles carried the ball 16 times for 87 yards to lead the ground attack. TE Tony Moeaki led the team with four receptions for 50 yards. The Chiefs opened the game with a surprise onside kick, but the ball didn't travel 10 yards, giving Indianapolis the ball on the Kansas City 37-yard line. But the Chiefs defense held, forcing the Colts to settle for a 20-yard FG from K Adam Vinatieri, giving the Colts a 3-0 lead with 9:59 left in the opening quarter. On Kansas City's ensuing drive, the Chiefs relied on the ground game to move the ball into Indianapolis territory. Faced with fourth-and-two from the Indianapolis eight-yard line, the Chiefs elected to go for it, but QB Matt Cassel s pass was broken up by LB Gary Brackett, giving the Colts the ball on their own eight-yard line. The Colts drove the ball into KC territory, but the Chiefs defense held once again. Vinatieri converted a 24-yard FG to give the Colts a 6-0 lead with 9:14 left in the first half. Just before intermission Manning and company faced fourth and two, S Jon McGraw tackled Addai one yard short of a first down, giving the Chiefs the ball with 0:18 left to play in the first half. Cassel found WR Chris Chambers for 13 yards and a late hit out of bounds added 15 yards for the Chiefs. Cassel then hit Moeaki on the sideline for six yards to stop the clock. Kansas City narrowed the Colts lead to 6-3 on a 45-yard K Ryan Succop FG with 0:07 left to play in the first half. On the Colts first posession in the second half, they again had to settle for a FG. Vinatieri's 47-yard kick extended the Colts lead to 9-3 with 8:31 left in the third quarter. On the ensuing posession the Chiefs drove into the Red Zone, and Succop nailed a 35-yard FG, making the score 9-6 with 4:35 left in the third stanza. S Jon McGraw picked off a Manning pass at the Indianapolis 34-yard line and returned it four yards to set Succop up for a 43-yard FG. Succop nailed his third kick of the day, tying the game at 9-9 with 3:26 left to play in the third quarter. A defensive pass interference penalty moved the Colts into KC territory again. A critical 14-yard third-down pass to WR Pierre Garcon was ruled a completion but was overturned after Head Coach Todd Haley challenged the play, forcing a 42-yard Vinatieri FG that gave the Colts the 12-9 lead with 14:40 left to play in the game. Manning led the Colts on a methodical drive that ended in the contest s only TD. Manning went sevenfor-nine on the drive that was capped by an 11-yard TD run from RB Mike Hart putting the Colts on top 19-9 with 4:02 left to play in the game. The Chiefs offense moved the ball into Colts territory. Faced with fourth-and-four, Succop attempted a 51-yard FG that sailed wide right. The Colts ran the clock out for the 19-9 victory after the missed kick. IND Vinatieri, 20-yard field goal (9-35, 4:56). IND Vinatieri, 24-yard field goal (16-86, 7:50). KC Succop, 45-yard field goal (3-34, 0:16). IND Vinatieri, 47-yard field goal (10-51, 4:10). KC Succop, 35-yard field goal (8-55, 3:56). KC Succop, 43-yard field goal (4-5, 0:18). IND Vinatieri, 42-yard field goal (12-60, 3:46). IND Hart, 11-yard run (Vinatieri kick) (12-71, 5:33). Team Statistics Colts Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /97 27/113 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /26 29/16 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /0.0 Punts/Average /52.5 4/53.0 Penalties/Yards /45 4/38 Fumbles/Lost /0 2/1 Possession Time :25 25:35 RUSHING KC Charles 16-87; Jones 8-19; Castille 1-3; McCluster 1-3; Cassel 1-1. IND Addai 17-50; Hart 11-50, TD; Manning 3-(-3). RECEIVING KC Moeaki 4-50; Charles 3-14; Bowe 2-33; Chambers 2-23; McCluster 2-15; Copper 2-10; Pope IND Wayne 6-75; Garcon 6-57; Collie 5-48; Addai 5-39; Clark 3-20; Hart 1-5. PASSING KC Cassel , 0 TDs, 0 INTs. IND Manning , 0 TDs, 1 INT. INTERCEPTIONS KC McGraw 1-4. IND None. SACKS KC Hali 1.0. IND Team 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (45) (35) (43) 51WR. IND Vinatieri (20) (24) (47) (42). Chiefs S Jon McGraw intercepts a QB Peyton Manning pass in the third quarter.

24 The Texans outlasted the Chiefs to post a victory. With 0:28 seconds left in regulation, Texans QB Matt Schaub connected with WR Andre Johnson for an 11-yard TD to give Houston its only lead of the game at Reliant Stadium. The Chiefs offense racked up 417 total yards, including a season-high 228 rushing yards. RBs Thomas Jones and Jamaal Charles combined for 193 yards, including a 100-yard effort from Jones, his first as a member of the Chiefs. QB Matt Cassel finished the game with 20 completions for 201 yards and three TDs. Cassel recorded a rating and a 69.0 completion percentage, his highest marks as a member of the Chiefs. After receiving the game s opening kick the Chiefs drove 74 yards and converted two fourth downs in a TD drive that gave the Chiefs a 7-0 lead with 6:23 to play in the opening stanza. Cassel rolled out to his right and found LB Mike Vrabel in the corner of the end zone for a two-yard TD. The teams went punt for punt until early in the second quarter when Schaub, faced with a third-andgoal from the five, found TE Joel Dreessen in the end zone to tie the score at 7-7. With 2:13 to play in the first half the Chiefs offense marched down the field. On third and 12 from KC s 35 Cassel fired a pass to Bowe who just got his hands underneath the ball to pick up 19 yards. Cassel then connected with Jones for a 10-yard pickup. On the next play Cassel fired a bullet to Bowe on a post route to put the Chiefs up 14-7 at the half. Following the break the Chiefs offense found rhythm early. The Chiefs broke into Texans territory on a third and three when Cassel hit Bowe for a seven-yard gain. Three plays later Cassel hit Bowe on a quick slant. Bowe weaved his way 42 yards through the Texans defense into the end zone for the TD, pushing the Chiefs lead to 21-7 with 8:31 to play in the third quarter. The Texans answered right back with a TD of their own when RB Derrick Ward took the handoff from Schaub 38 yards down the left sideline into the end zone cutting the Chiefs lead to K Ryan Succop added a 24-yard FG that pushed the Chiefs advantage to The Texans took a short kickoff into Chiefs territory. Eleven plays later Houston RB Arian Foster scored on a two-yard TD run cutting the Chiefs lead to The Chiefs offense orchestrated another scoring drive. The nine-play, 70-yard drive was capped when Jones leaped into the end zone from 11 yards out putting the Chiefs up with 7:11 remaining. On the Texans ensuing possession, Foster again hit paydirt this time from one yard out, making the score in favor of KC with 3:34 left in regulation. After throwing an incompletion on third and two, the Chiefs offense was forced to punt, giving the Texans the ball with 2:30 left. Schaub connected on passes of 10, 15 and then 31 yards to Johnson moving the Texans to the Chiefs 24-yard line with 1:48 to play. Faced with third and 10 from KC s 24 Schaub hit Daniels on a quick slant for 11 yards. With the clock winding down Schaub found Johnson in the corner of the end zone giving the Texans their only lead of the game and the eventual victory GAME NOTES WR Dwayne Bowe registered his sixth career 100- yard game and tied a career high two TDs. LB Mike Vrabel became the first player who began his career after '33 to own 10 or more career receptions, all of which have gone for TDs. GAME 5 Texans 35, Chiefs 31 October 17, 2010 Reliant Stadium 70,926 KANSAS CITY HOUSTON KC Vrabel, 2-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (15-74, 8:37). HOU Dreessen, 5-yard pass from Schaub (Rackers kick) (9-74, 4:37). KC Bowe, 17-yard pass from Cassel KC (Succop kick) (7-63, 2:00). Bowe, 42-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (9-77, 4:53). HOU Ward, 38-yard run (Rackers kick) (3-66, 1:17). KC Succop, 24-yard field goal (9-65, 4:04). HOU Foster, 2-yard run (Rackers kick) (11-46, 5:52). KC Jones, 11-yard run (Succop kick) (9-70, 5:01). HOU Foster, 1-yard run (Rackers kick) (8-86, 3:35). HOU Johnson, 11-yard pass from Schaub (Rackers kick) (9-80, 1:54). Team Statistics Texans Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /132 38/228 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /25 29/20 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /12.0 Punts/Average /47.8 4/50.5 Penalties/Yards /53 5/35 Fumbles/Lost /0 0/0 Possession Time :32 33:28 RUSHING KC Jones , TD; Charles 16-93; McCluster 2-27; Cassel 1-8. HOU Foster 18-71, 2 TDs; Ward 3-58; Schaub 1-3. RECEIVING KC Bowe 6-108, 2 TDs; Charles 4-24; McCluster 3-13; Moeaki 2-21; Pope 1-12; Jones 1-10; O'Connell 1-7; Cox 1-4; Vrabel 1-2, TD; HOU Johnson 8-138, TD; Foster 6-26; Daniels 5-79; Jones 4-45; Ward 1-12; Dreessen 1-5, TD. PASSING KC Cassel , 3 TDs, 0 INTs. HOU Schaub , 2 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. HOU None. SACKS KC Edwards 1.0; Gilberry 1.0. HOU Okoye 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (24). HOU None. WR Dwayne Bowe catches two TD passes.

25 GAME 6 Chiefs 42, Jaguars 20 October 24, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 69,105 JACKSONVILLE KANSAS CITY The Chiefs registered a win over the Jaguars at Arrowhead as all three phases contributed to the victory. Offensively, QB Matt Cassel found WR Dwayne Bowe for two TD passes while RB Thomas Jones recorded 20 carries for 125 yards and one TD as the Chiefs piled up 42 carries for 236 yards. Defensively, Kansas City held the Jaguars offense to 300 total yards. The Chiefs recorded two interceptions of QB Todd Bouman with LB Derrick Johnson returning one for a 15-yard TD. On special teams, CB Javier Arenas forced a fumble on a Jaguars punt return that led to a Chiefs TD as KC registered 21 points off turnovers. The Chiefs were forced to punt on their first possession as Jacksonville WR Mike Thomas returned the ball 49 yards before Arenas caught him from behind and forced a fumble. LS Thomas Gafford recovered it, giving the Chiefs possession at their own 26-yard line. The very next play, Jones scampered up the right side for 70 yards to the Jacksonville four-yard line. RB Jamaal Charles took the ball in from there putting the Chiefs up 7-0. The Jaguars answered with a 35-yard K Josh Scobee FG to cut into the Chiefs lead, making it 7-3. After the Chiefs were forced to punt, Bouman connected with RB Maurice Jones-Drew coming out of the backfield for an 18-yard TD to put the Jaguars up 10-7 with 9:38 left in the first half. Cassel hit TE Tony Moeaki for 20 yards and a first down and then found Bowe for 22 yards, both on second-and-13 plays, to move the ball to the Jacksonville 22-yard line. On second and nine, Cassel connected with McCluster for nine yards and a first down. Jones picked up eight yards to the three-yard line. On the rush, Jones eclipsed the 100-yard mark for the game. Two plays later, Jones leaped over the goal line to put the Chiefs up with 1:31 left in the first half. Jacksonville moved the ball to the Kansas City 19-yard line before CB Brandon Carr was called for defensive pass interference in the end zone, giving the Jaguars first and goal at the one-yard line. However, the Chiefs defense held, forcing the Jaguars to settle for an 18-yard FG to make the score at half. On the Chiefs second offensive play of the second half, Cassel hooked up with Bowe for a 53-yard catch and run to put the Chiefs up just 37 seconds into the third quarter. Jacksonville followed the Chiefs TD with a nine-yard TD pass from Bouman to WR Mike Sims-Walker, tightening the score to After a Chiefs punt, Johnson intercepted a Bouman pass and returned it 15 yards for a touchdown to put the Chiefs up After moving the ball to the Kansas City 44-yard line, Jacksonville was forced to punt to the Chiefs. Facing third and eight from the KC 17-yard, WR Terrance Copper climbed the ladder to pull down a 16-yard pass from Cassel to keep the drive alive. Cassel then hit FB Mike Cox for 13 yards on another third down moving the Chiefs into Jacksonville territory. Five plays later Bowe hauled in a six-yard TD pass from Cassel giving the Chiefs the lead. S Eric Berry recorded his first career INT as he stepped in front of a Bouman pass and returned it 35 yards to the Jacksonville 12-yard line. RB Jackie Battle put the exlamation point on the victory with a one-yard TD to push the Chiefs lead to GAME NOTES RB Thomas Jones registered his 34th career 100- yard rushing game and second straight this season. LB Derrick Johnson registered his third career INT return TD, tying him for fifth in Chiefs history. KC Charles, 4-yard run (Succop kick) (2-74, 0:35). JAX Scobee, 35-yard field goal (9-50, 4:38). JAX Jones-Drew, 18-yard pass from Bouman (Scobee kick) (8-71, 4:33). KC Jones,1-yard run (Succop kick) (14-73, 8:07). JAX Scobee, 18-yard field goal (10-69, 1:24). KC Bowe, 53-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (2-60, 0:37). JAX Sims-Walker, 9-yard pass from Bouman (Scobee kick) (6-58, 3:47). KC Johnson, 15-yard INT return (Succop kick). KC Bowe, 6-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (10-85, 5:51). KC Battle, 1-yard run (Succop kick) (3-12, 1:12). Team Statistics Jaguars Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /84 42/236 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /18 18/13 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /3.0 Punts/Average /38.3 3/45.3 Penalties/Yards /43 7/92 Fumbles/Lost /1 0/0 Possession Time :00 34:00 RUSHING KC Jones , TD; Charles 15-71, TD; McCluster 2-28; Battle 3-12, TD. JAX Jones-Drew 16-47; Karim 5-29; Bouman 2-8. KC RECEIVING McCluster 5-41; Bowe 3-81, 2 TDs; Moeaki 3-42; Copper 1-16; Cox JAX Jones-Drew 5-74, TD; Lewis 3-44; Sims-Walker 3-38, TD; Miller 3-25; Underwood 2-30; Potter 1-10; Karim 1-1. PASSING KC Cassel , 2 TDs, 0 INTs. JAX Bouman , 2 TDs, 2 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC Berry 1-35; Johnson 1-15, TD. JAX None. SACKS KC Hali 1.0. JAX Kampman 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC None. JAX Scobee (35) (18). LB Derrick Johnson records a 15-yard INT return TD.

26 GAME 7 Chiefs 13, Bills 10 OT October 31, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 66,625 BUFFALO KANSAS CITY K Ryan Succop nailed a 35-yard FG attempt as time expired in overtime to give the Chiefs a thrilling victory over the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead. Kansas City eclipsed the 200-yard rushing mark for the third straight week behind RBs Thomas Jones and Jamaal Charles who racked up 177 rushing yards on 22 attempts. Both teams were forced to punt on their first offensive possessions. The Chiefs then promptly marched into Buffalo territory. On fourth and two from Buffalo s 19-yard line, the Chiefs eschewed a FG try and QB Matt Cassel was sacked by Bills NT Kyle Williams, giving Buffalo the football at their own 20. The teams went punt for punt for the majority of the first half. With 3:54 left to play before intermission Charles tallied 67 yards on a 71-yard TD drive capped when Cassel found WR Dwayne Bowe from one yard out giving KC a 7-0 lead at half. The Bills opened the second half with a 43-yard K Rian Lindell FG cutting KC's lead to 7-3. After the two clubs exchanged punts, the Chiefs then went back to their running game, rushing the ball 10 consecutive times to pick up 54 yards moving them to Buffalo s 11-yard line. Two plays later Succop put through a 28-yard FG, upping the Chiefs lead to QB Ryan Fitzpatrick and company then proceeded to construct a 15-play, 83-yard drive. Fitzpatrick hit WR Lee Evans for six yards. CB Brandon Flowers jarred the ball loose near the sideline and the fumble was recovered by LB Mike Vrabel. After a Buffalo challenge, the ruling on the field was overturned and Buffalo maintained possession with 4:08 left in the fourth quarter. Faced with fourth and goal from the four-yard line, Fitzpatrick hit WR Steve Johnson on a quick slant for a game-tying TD with 2:18 remaining. The play was challenged by Head Coach Todd Haley, but the call on the field was upheld. The Chiefs began at their own 20-yard line. In the two-minute offense, Kansas City was faced with a fourth and one from its own 29-yard line. The Chiefs appeared to get the first down on a QB sneak by Cassel, but the Chiefs called a timeout before the ball was snapped and eventually elected to punt. WR Roscoe Parrish returned the punt 33 yards to Buffalo s 48-yard line. Four plays into the drive Fitzpatrick s pass sailed over the head of his intended receiver and was picked off by S Eric Berry with 0:32 to play in regulation. Cassel was sacked on the next play and the clock expired sending the game into overtime. After winning the coin toss, Buffalo elected to receive. They Bills were forced to punt on their first possession, but following a Chiefs punt Buffalo had the first opportunity to win the game. Lindell came on to attempt a 53-yard FG and put the kick through the uprights, but Haley had called timeout prior to the snap, forcing Lindell to try again. This time Lindell s line-drive kick hit the right upright, giving the Chiefs new life. The Chiefs sent Succop out for the game winner from 39 yards out on the next possession. Succop s kick into the wind sailed wide left giving Buffalo the ball back. The Chiefs defense again held firm forcing Buffalo to punt. With only 1:20 to play in the overtime period Cassel moved the Chiefs into FG range with an 11-yard pass to TE Tony Moeaki, setting up Succop for a 35-yard field goal attempt with 0:05 remaining on the clock. This time Succop s kick split the uprights as time expired giving the Chiefs a thrilling OT victory. GAME NOTES RB Thomas Jones became the first player in NFL history to register a 500-yard rushing season with five different franchises. The Chiefs have registered three straight games with 200 or more rushing yards for the first time since accomplishing the feat in the first three games of the 78 season. KC Bowe, 1-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (6-71, 2:26). BUF Lindell, 43-yard field goal (15-56, 8:57). KC Succop, 28-yard field goal (12-59, 7:02). BUF St. Johnson, 4-yard pass from Fitzpatrick (Lindell kick) (15-83, 7:18). KC Succop, 35-yard field goal (8-53, 1:13). Team Statistics Bills Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /137 45/274 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /24 26/14 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /32.0 Punts/Average /44.1 6/43.3 Penalties/Yards /35 5/50 Fumbles/Lost /0 0/0 Possession Time :22 35:38 RUSHING KC Charles ; Jones 19-77; Cassel 2-13; Bowe 1-4; Battle 1-3. BUF Jackson 20-64; Fitzpatrick 6-43; Spiller 6-17; Parrish RECEIVING KC Charles 4-61; Moeaki 3-45; Bowe 3-16, TD; Pope 2-20; Jones 1-5; Copper 1-5. BUF Evans 5-56; St. Johnson 5-37, TD; Parrish 4-66; Spiller 4-28; Nelson 3-25; Jackson PASSING KC Cassel , 1 TD, 0 INTs. BUF Fitzpatrick , 1 TD, 1 INT. INTERCEPTIONS KC Berry BUF None. SACKS KC Hali 1.5; Gilberry 1.0; Studebaker 0.5. BUF Williams 2.0; Stroud 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (28) 39WL (35). BUF Lindell (43) 53RU. K Ryan Succop nails a 35-yard game-winning FG.

27 GAME 8 Raiders 23, Chiefs 20 OT November 7, 2010 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum 61,075 KANSAS CITY OAKLAND The Chiefs had a seven-game road winning streak at Oakland snapped as K Sebastian Janikowski drilled a 33-yard FG in overtime to give Oakland a victory. After a scoreless first quarter a defensive pass interference call put the Chiefs at the Oakland 14-yard line. On third and two, Cassel hit TE Tony Moeaki for five yards to the Oakland one-yard line. Moeaki s catch was initially ruled a TD, but was challenged by the Raiders. The play was overturned, and QB Matt Cassel ran for an apparent TD on the next play, but a holding penalty moved the ball back to the 11. Cassel hit WR Verran Tucker in the back of the end zone for an 11-yard TD to put the Chiefs up 7-0. LB Derrick Johnson forced a RB Darren McFadden fumble on the Raiders ensuing possession that was recovered by DE Wallace Gilberry at the Oakland 26-yard line. After failing to pick up the first down, Chiefs K Ryan Succop sent a 43-yard FG through the uprights to extend the Chiefs lead to CB Javier Arenas appeared to give the Chiefs a 17-0 edge when he returned an Oakland punt for a 72-yard TD, but the play was nullified by an illegal block in the back. Cassel hit Moeaki for 23 yards on a wheel route up the left sideline, pushing the ball to the Kansas City 47-yard line. On third and nine, Cassel connected with WR Terrance Copper for 20 yards. Cassel then found Bowe for nine yards, bringing Succop onto the field for a 41-yard FG attempt. A holding penalty negated the FG and pushed the attempt back to 51 yards. Succop then tried a pooch punt that rolled into the end zone. On the Raiders next play, S Jon McGraw intercepted a QB Jason Campbell pass at the Oakland 45-yard line. The Chiefs had a golden scoring opportunity, but Cassel had a pass tipped into the arms of Raiders CB Jeremy Ware in the end zone. On the second-half kickoff Oakland WR Jacoby Ford scampered for a 94-yard TD, making the score Arenas then fumbled the ensuing kickoff and the Raiders recovered at the Chiefs 34-yard line. The Chiefs defense held and Janikowski s 47-yard FG attempt went wide left, leaving the Chiefs lead at On KC s next possession the Chiefs were able to knock through a Succop 25-yard FG to make the score 13-7 with 9:41 left in the third period. The Raiders answered with seven points of their own. Campbell found T Khalif Barnes, who had reported as a tackle eligible, in the end zone giving Oakland a lead. The Raiders were driving again, but the Chiefs forced a 23 yard Janikowski FG to make the count The Chiefs went three and out but LB Demorrio Williams forced a fumble on the Oakland punt return that was recovered by Tucker at the Oakland 30-yard line. Facing third and 11, Cassel hit WR Dwayne Bowe in the end zone for a 20-yard TD, giving the Chiefs the lead with 6:13 left to play in the fourth quarter. After exchanging punts, Campbell hit Ford for 29 yards and a first down. Oakland spiked the ball and Janikowski kicked a 42-yard FG to tie the game at Kansas City got the ball to start overtime but went three and out, giving Oakland the ball at its own 38-yard line. On Oakland s first play, Campbell hit Ford for a 47-yard gain to the Kansas City 15. Janikowski s 33-yard field goal attempt split the uprights giving Oakland the win. GAME NOTES The Chiefs played in back-to-back overtime games for the first time since registering wins vs. the N.Y. Giants (9/10/95) and vs. Oakland (9/17/95). The Chiefs pitched back-to-back first-half shutouts for the first time since doing it at Denver (9/17/06) and vs. San Francisco (10/1/06). KC Tucker, 11-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (5-47, 1:45). KC Succop, 43-yard field (4-1, 2:05). OAK Ford, 94-yard kickoff return (Janikowski kick) (0-0, 0:12). KC Succop, 25-yard field goal (8-56, 3:26). OAK Barnes, 2-yard pass from Campbell (Janikowski kick) (7-74, 3:28). OAK Janikowski, 23-yard field goal (12-75, 4:56). KC Bowe, 20-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (5-30, 2:39). OAK Janikowski, 41-yard field goal (10-53, 2:03). OAK Janikowski, 33-yard field goal (3-47, 1:32). Team Statistics Raiders Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /112 34/104 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /19 35/20 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /20.0 Punts/Average /46.2 9/42.7 Penalties/Yards /140 12/100 Fumbles/Lost /2 2/1 Possession Time :43 33:10 RUSHING KC Charles 10-53; Jones 19-32; Cassel 3-14; Arenas 1-5; Castille 1-0. OAK McFadden 17-89; Bush 5-17; Reece 1-4; Cartwright 1-2; Campbell 2-0. RECEIVING KC Moeaki 6-63; Bowe 5-63, TD; Charles 5-47; Copper 2-26; Tucker 1-11, TD; Chambers 1-6. OAK Ford 6-148; McFadden 4-25; Higgins 3-26; Myers 3-20; Reece 2-8; Barnes 1-2, TD. PASSING KC Cassel , 2 TDs, 1 INT. OAK Campbell , 1 TD, 1 INT. McFadden 0-1-0, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC McGraw 1-0. OAK Ware 1-0. SACKS KC Berry 2.0; Gilberry 1.0; Hali 1.0. OAK Bryant 1.0; Huff 1.0; Kelly 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (43) (25). OAK Janikowski 47WL (23) (41) (33). QB Matt Cassel throws for two TDs, his fourth multi-td game of the season.

28 GAME 9 Broncos 49, Chiefs 29 November 14, 2010 INVESCO Field at Mile High 75,334 KANSAS CITY DENVER The Chiefs lost by a margin to the Denver Broncos at INVESCO Field at Mile High. Despite falling behind 35-0 in the contest, the Chiefs battled back to register 484 yards of total offense. QB Matt Cassel registered a career-high 469 passing yards. WR Dwayne Bowe finished the game with a careerhigh 13 catches for 186 yards and two TDs. Denver won the toss and on the Broncos fourth play from scrimmage QB Kyle Orton hit WR Brandon Lloyd between two Chiefs defenders for a 37-yard pickup to KC s 31. On second and 10 from the Chiefs 17-yard line Orton hit RB Knowshon Moreno out of the backfield who scampered into the end zone, giving Denver an early 7-0 lead. The Broncos added 14 more points before the end of the first quarter with two TD passes by Orton. The first went to WR Brandon Lloyd on a quick slant and the second a 40-yard pass to an outstretched Gaffney for a TD. The Chiefs elected to review the play, but the instant replay system was inoperable so the ruling on the field of a TD stood, giving the Broncos a 21-0 lead. The Chiefs offense got into a groove, but a sack by LB Mario Haggan forced KC to attempt a 52-yard FG from K Ryan Succop that sailed wide right. Eight plays later QB Tim Tebow bootlegged into the end zone from one-yard out advancing Denver s lead to KC s offense drove to Denver s eight-yard line on its ensuing possession before Cassel was sacked by Haggan and stripped of the football. LB Jason Hunter recovered the ball and took it 75 yards for a TD, moving Denver s lead to Kansas City s offense put together a late scoring drive near the end of the half set up by a 38-yard pass to WR Verran Tucker. Two plays later Cassel connected with RB Jamaal Charles for a five-yard TD, cutting Denver s lead to The Broncos received the ball with 1:22 to play before intermission. The Broncos attempted a 58-yard FG with 0:18 to play but K Matt Prater s attempt fell short and S Eric Berry returned it 87 yards to Denver s 22-yard line. Succop put through a 40-yard FG to cut Denver s lead to at intermission. Kansas City had possession to open the second half, but was forced to punt. The Broncos then orchestrated a 10-play, 60-yard drive culminating with a Tebow three-yard TD pass to FB Spencer Larsen, upping Denver s advantage to The Chiefs put together a quick scoring drive capped when Cassel hit Bowe for a 15-yard TD pass, putting the score at The Broncos answered right back with a TD of their own when Orton connected with Lloyd in the corner of the end zone from 15 yards out, but it was ruled incomplete. A review showed Lloyd got both feet down giving the Broncos a lead with 11:55 remaining. Faced with fourth and goal from the 11-yard line Cassel hit WR Chris Chambers on a post route but failed to convert a two-point attempt making the score Denver. The Chiefs attempted an onside kick but the Broncos recovered. The ball exchanged hands as the clock winded down. Cassel found Bowe for his second TD catch of the game from 22 yards out with 0:15 to play. The twopoint conversion failed leaving the final score at GAME NOTES WR Dwayne Bowe posted a TD catch in his fifth consecutive game, tying E Chris Burford and WR Otis Taylor for the longest streak in franchise history. P Dustin Colquitt and Denver P Britton Colquitt became the first known pair of brothers to punt against each other in the same game in NFL history. QB Matt Cassel produced 469 passing yards, the second-highest single-game total in team history. DEN Moreno, 17-yard pass from Orton (Prater kick) (8-80, 2:58). DEN Lloyd, 6-yard pass from Orton (Prater kick) (9-82, 4:37). DEN Gaffney, 40-yard pass from Orton (Prater kick) (3-53, 1:15). DEN Tebow, 1-yard run (Prater kick) (8-58, 3:10). DEN Hunter, 75-yard fumble return (Prater kick). KC Charles, 5-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (9-83, 4:20). KC Succop, 40-yard field goal (1-0, 0:01). DEN Larsen, 3-yard pass from Tebow (Prater kick) (10-60, 4:45). KC Bowe, 15-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (4-38, 1:22). DEN Lloyd, 15-yard pass from Orton (Prater kick) (10-66, 5:35). KC Chambers, 11-yard pass from Cassel (pass failed) (15-83, 4:53). KC Bowe, 22-yard pass from Cassel (pass failed) (6-69, 1:45). Team Statistics Broncos Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /153 22/51 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /23 53/33 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /36.0 Punts/Average /41.0 3/43.3 Penalties/Yards /28 6/40 Fumbles/Lost /0 3/1 Possession Time :09 31:51 RUSHING KC Charles 14-41; Battle 2-4; Jones 4-3; Cassel 2-3. DEN Moreno ; Royal 2-20; Larsen 2-17; Ball 2-9; Tebow 2-2, TD; Orton 1-(-1). RECEIVING KC Bowe , 2 TDs; Charles 5-80, TD; Copper 5-55; Chambers 4-36, TD; Pope 2-21; Tucker 1-38; Moeaki 1-34; Jones 1-19; Cox 1-0. DEN Lloyd 6-90, 2 TDs; Royal 5-39; Gaffney 3-57, TD; D. Thomas 3-51; Moreno 3-50, TD; Buckhalter 2-9; Larsen 1-3, TD. PASSING KC Cassel , 4 TDs, 0 INTs. DEN Orton , 4 TDs, 0 INTs. Tebow 1-1-3, 1 TD, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. DEN None. SACKS KC None. DEN Haggan 3.0; Hunter 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop 52WR (40). DEN Prater 58SH. QB Matt Cassel set career highs in completions (33), attempts (53) and passing yards (469).

29 GAME 10 Chiefs 31, Cardinals 13 November 21, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 66,247 ARIZONA KANSAS CITY The Chiefs registered a convincing victory vs. Arizona to move to 5-0 at Arrowhead this season. WR Dwayne Bowe registered his sixth straight game with at least one TD pass, finishing the game with six catches for 109 yards and two TD catches. RB Thomas Jones also added two TDs on runs of one and three yards. QB Matt Cassel completed 15 of 24 passes for 193 yards with two TDs, good for a rating, his second straight game with a tripledigit mark. The Chiefs won the toss and deferred to the second half. Arizona QB Derek Anderson completed four of five passes for 51 yards on the Cardinals opening drive, but the Chiefs defense stiffened in the Red Zone, setting up a 36-yard K Jay Feely FG to put Arizona up 3-0 with early in the first quarter. Kansas City was forced to punt on their opening drive and the teams went punt-for-punt until early in the second period when Cassel connected with Bowe for 37 yards to move the ball to the Arizona one-yard line. On third and goal from the one, Cassel hit Bowe in the end zone, putting the Chiefs up 7-3 with 13:35 left to play in the second quarter. Following another Arizona punt, Cassel connected with TE Jake O Connell for an 18-yard completion while an unnecessary roughness penalty tacked on an extra 15 yards. RB Jamaal Charles grabbed a pass out of the backfield and ran 25 yards to the one-yard line. Two plays later, Jones jumped over the goal line to put the Chiefs up 14-3 with 10:14 left to play in the first half. After an Arizona punt pinned the Chiefs at their own one-yard line with 0:57 remaining in the first half, Head Coach Todd Haley shrewdly milked the clock to get to intermission with a 14-3 lead. The Chiefs took the opening possession of the second half and Cassel promptly picked apart the Cardinals defense, connecting with three different receivers in four plays before Charles sprinted 39 yards to the Arizona three-yard line. On the next play, Jones plowed through the line for his second rushing score of the game, giving KC 21-3 advantage. Arizona tried to respond driving to the Chiefs 11-yard line, but KC's defense held the Cardinals. Feely hit a 29-yard FG to make the score The Chiefs responded on its ensuing drive with a K Ryan Succop 23-yard FG to extend KC s lead to After the Cardinals turned the ball over on downs, Cassel found Bowe for his second TD, upping the Chiefs lead to 31-6 with 4:20 left to play. Arizona moved the ball down the field on their last drive before a sack by CB Javier Arenas forced a loss of 12 yards and slowed the Cardinals drive. Faced with fourth and 15, Anderson hit WR Larry Fitzgerald for 16 yards and a first down at the Kansas City sixyard line with 0:14 seconds left. On second and three, Anderson found Fitzgerald for a TD as time expired, making the final score GAME NOTES WR Dwayne Bowe caught a TD catch in his sixth consecutive game, bypassing E Chris Burford ('62) and WR Otis Taylor ('66) for the longest streak in franchise history. LB Mike Vrabel played in his 200th career game. He is one of 27 active players and just one of five linebackers to play in 200 or more regular season games. AZ Feely, 36-yard field goal (9-51, 4:36). KC Bowe, 1-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (4-38, 1:58). KC Jones, 1-yard run (Succop kick) (5-68, 2:12). KC Jones, 3-yard run (Succop kick) (9-80, 5:01). AZ Feely, 29-yard field goal (10-69, 5:04). KC Succop, 23-yard field goal (10-57, 5:23). KC Bowe, 38-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (3-42, 1:19). AZ Fitzgerald, 3-yard pass from Anderson (Feely kick) (14-83, 4:20). Team Statistics Cardinals Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /101 29/159 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /25 24/15 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /0.0 Punts/Average /47.6 5/52.8 Penalties/Yards /96 5/23 Fumbles/Lost /0 0/0 Possession Time :22 27:38 RUSHING KC Charles 12-88; Jones 15-71, 2 TDs; Battle 1-0; Castille 1-0. AZ Hightower 12-62; Wells RECEIVING KC Bowe 6-109, 2 TDs; Charles 4-38; O'Connell 2-24; Tucker 1-13; Copper 1-5; Chambers 1-4. AZ Fitzgerald 6-90, 1 TD; Roberts 6-52; Breaston 5-92; Hightower 3-24; Patrick 3-24; Doucet PASSING KC Cassel , 2 TDs, 0 INTs. AZ Anderson , 1 TD, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. AZ None. SACKS KC Arenas 1.0; Williams 1.0. AZ None. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (23). AZ Feely (36) (29). WR Dwayne Bowe hauls in two TD passes in his eighth career 100-yard receiving game.

30 GAME 11 Chiefs 42, Seahawks 24 November 28, 2010 Qwest Field 66,370 KANSAS CITY SEATTLE The Chiefs controlled the tempo throughout the day at Qwest Field and tallied a 21-point fourth quarter as they registered a convincing win over the Seahawks. Kansas City held a 41:03 to 18:57 advantage in the time of possession battle and outgained the Seahawks 503 to 288 in total offense. The Chiefs tallied 270 rushing yards and allowed only 20 yards rushing from Seattle. WR Dwayne Bowe tied a career high with 13 receptions, registering 170 receiving yards and three TDs. Cassel completed 22 of 32 passes for 233 yards and tied a career high with four TDs and no interceptions, good for a QB rating. RB Jamaal Charles eclipsed the 100-yard plateau with 22 carries for 173 yards and a TD. Kansas City took a 7-0 lead on the opening drive as Cassel completed four of five passes, including a seven-yard TD pass to Bowe capping a seven-play, 72-yard drive. On the Chiefs second possession K Ryan Succop's 43-yard FG was blocked giving the Seahawks the ball on their own 38-yard line, but Seattle couldn t take advantage. On the Chiefs next possession Seattle CB Kennard Cox blocked P Dustin Colquitt s punt. Seattle S Earl Thomas returned the ball for a TD, tying the game at 7-7. Kansas City answered with a 15-play drive that ate 8:13 off the clock. On third and goal from the one, DT Shaun Smith bulled his way into the end zone as a short-yardage FB to put the Chiefs up Kansas City added to its lead when Cassel found a wide-open Bowe streaking down the right sideline for a 36-yard TD to put the Chiefs up 21-7 with 1:12 left to play in the first half. S Kendrick Lewis recorded his first career interception as he picked off a QB Matt Hasselbeck pass. However a fumble on KC s second offensive play set up K Olindo Mare for a 43-yard FG as time expired in the first half to make the score in favor of the Chiefs. Seattle came out of the gate quickly in the second half as Hasselbeck hit WR Ben Obomanu for a 52 yard gain to the Kansas City 19 yard-line. Hasselbeck then found TE Chris Baker for a 13-yard TD pass making the score It was punt for punt until the Chiefs offense struck again. Facing third and inches from the three-yard line, Charles stiff-armed a Seattle defender and bolted into the end zone to put the Chiefs up with 14:54 left to play. On the Seahawks next drive, LB Derrick Johnson sacked Hasselbeck and forced a fumble that was recoverd by LB Tamba Hali at the Seattle 24-yard line setting up Bowe s third TD catch of the game, a nine-yard strike to put the Chiefs up CB Travis Daniels stepped in front of a Hasselbeck pass for an interception and returned it to the Kansas City 36-yard line. The Chiefs were forced to punt after the takeaway. On the first play after the punt, Hasselbeck connected with Obomanu for an 87-yard TD reception to make the score with 10:16 left in the contest. After the Seattle score, Cassel found TE Tony Moeaki for a six-yard TD, his fourth TD pass of the day, making the final count GAME NOTES WR Dwayne Bowe (14) surpassed E Chris Burford (12 in '62) for the highest single-season TD reception total in KC history. He also extended his streak of consecutive games with a TD catch to seven straight contests. RB Jamaal Charles Charles became the third back in team history to register back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons. DT Shaun Smith became only the second player to record a sack and a rushing TD in the same game. The other was William the Refrigerator Perry vs. Atlanta on Nov. 24, KC Bowe, 7-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (7-72, 3:29). SEA Thomas, 10-yard return of blocked punt (Mare kick). KC Smith, 1-yard run (Succop kick) KC (15-74, 8:13). Bowe, 36-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (6-80, 2:38). SEA Mare, 43-yard field goal (6-18, 0:28). SEA Baker, 13-yard pass from Hasselbeck (Mare kick) (2-71, 0:57). KC Charles, 3-yard run (Succop kick) (11-71, 6:06). KC Bowe, 9-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (3-22, 1:10). SEA Obomanu, 87-yard pass from Hasselbeck KC (Mare kick) (1-87, 0:13). Moeaki, 6-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (10-80, 6:40). Team Statistics Seahawks Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /20 48/270 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /20 32/22 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /0.0 Punts/Average /40.3 5/36.4 Penalties/Yards /26 5/50 Fumbles/Lost /1 1/1 Possession Time :57 41:03 RUSHING KC Charles , TD; Jones 20-68; Cassel 5-28; Smith 1-1, TD. SEA Lynch 7-20; Forsett 3-2; Hasselbeck 2-(-2). RECEIVING KC Bowe , 3 TDs; Jones 3-14; Charles 2-3; Tucker 1-24; Cox 1-10; Moeaki 1-6, TD; Copper 1-6. SEA Obomanu 5-159, TD; Stokley 5-51; Tate 2-21; Lynch 2-13; Butler 2-9; Baker 1-13, TD; Forsett 1-8; Washington 1-5; Carlson 1-3. PASSING KC Cassel , 4 TDs, 0 INTs. SEA Hasselbeck , 2 TDs, 2 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC Lewis 1-22; Daniels 1-4. SEA None. SACKS KC Johnson 1.0; Smith 1.0. SEA None. FIELD GOALS KC Succop 43B. SEA Mare (43). QB Matt Cassel and WR Dwayne Bowe connect for three TD passes.

31 GAME 12 Chiefs 10, Broncos 6 December 5, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 67,267 DENVER KANSAS CITY The Chiefs moved to 6-0 at the New Arrowhead, registering a 10-6 victory vs. Denver. The Chiefs defense limited Denver to 86 net passing yards and held the Broncos to three of 12 (25.0%) on third downs, permitting only 247 yards of total offense. The Chiefs held Denver to just six points, the fewest permitted against the Broncos since '71. KC posted 359 yards of total offense and dominated time of possession (37:14 to 22:46). Denver won the toss and elected to receive. Kansas City's defense set the tone with a key stop in its own territory when S Eric Berry broke up a deep third down pass ending Denver's scoring threat. KC regained possession following Denver s second punt of the afternoon. Kansas City moved into Broncos territory when QB Matt Cassel connected with WR Dexter McCluster for a 19-yard pickup to Denver s 34-yard line. Three plays later Cassel hit RB Thomas Jones, who scampered 20 yards to the Broncos fiveyard line. Cassel then fired a pass to the back of the end zone caught by TE Leonard Pope for a two-yard TD capping an 11-play, 70-yard drive giving Kansas City an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Five straight runs by RB Knowshon Moreno moved the Broncos to their own 42. On third and 12 from Denver s 40 Orton connected with WR Eric Decker for 28 yards to the Chiefs 32. A 17-yard run by Moreno put Denver at Kansas City s 15. The Chiefs defense solidified in the Red Zone, holding Denver to a 25-yard FG by K Matt Prater that cut the Chiefs lead to 7-3. The Chiefs offense took over at their own 27-yard line with 1:14 on the clock before half. In the twominute offense, Cassel connected TE Tony Moeaki twice on the drive for 11 and then 14 yards setting up K Ryan Succop's 47-yard FG with 0:07 before half that gave KC a 10-3 lead at intermission. The Chiefs put together a 14-play drive to begin the second half. On second and goal from the two-yard line Charles punched it in, however an illegal formation penalty nullified the TD. On fourth and goal from the two-yard line Cassel was sacked by LB Mario Haggan, turning the ball over on downs. Following another Denver punt Charles rushed 14 yards into Denver territory, but two plays later McCluster was hit by DT Justin Bannan and lost the football. The fumble was picked up by Denver s Haggan at the Broncos 32. Moreno then rumbled 22 yards to Kansas City s 27. Once again, the Chiefs defense held in the Red Zone, as KC forced a 41-yard field goal by Prater, cutting Kansas City s lead to 10-6 with 13:47 to play in the contest. After a Kansas City punt the Broncos took over at their own 34. On third and five from the KC 48 Moreno sprung free up the middle for a 24-yard gain. Two plays later Hali sacked Orton causing a fumble. Hali pounced on it giving the Chiefs offense the ball at their own 37-yard line. Kansas City however was unable to capitalize on the turnover and was forced to punt. With 2:32 remaining the Chiefs defense held strong, forcing Denver to punt. Charles slowly chipped away at Denver s defense and was able to pick up a first down. Kansas City was forced to punt with 0:20 on the game clock. P Dustin Colquitt boomed a 59 yarder that was downed at the eight-yard line. Orton s final desperation pass intended for WR Eddie Royal fell incomplete as the game clock expired, preserving the Chiefs 10-6 win. GAME NOTES The Chiefs allowed six points, the the lowest point total the club has ever permitted at Arrowhead against the Broncos. Denver's nine completions were the fewest permitted by the Chiefs since allowing seven vs. Oakland (9/20/09). KC Pope, 2-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (11-70, 6:29). DEN Prater, 25-yard field goal (12-85, 5:20). KC Succop, 47-yard field goal (8-44, 1:16). DEN Prater, 41-yard field goal (8-44, 2:42). Team Statistics Broncos Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /161 39/185 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /9 31/17 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /22.0 Punts/Average /41.1 7/41.9 Penalties/Yards /35 8/60 Fumbles/Lost /1 2/1 Possession Time :46 37:14 RUSHING KC Charles ; Jones 11-53; McCluster 5-11; Cassel 2-5. DEN Moreno RECEIVING KC Moeaki 4-54; Jones 4-54; Tucker 2-28; McCluster 2-25; Charles 2-20; Copper 2-13; Pope 1-2, TD. DEN Lloyd 2-31; Gaffney 2-28; Royal 2-7; Decker 1-28; Moreno 1-14; Gronkowski 1-9. PASSING KC Cassel , 1 TD, 0 INTs. DEN Orton , 0 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. DEN None. SACKS KC Arenas 2.0; Hali 2.0. DEN Bailey 1.0; Haggan 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (47). DEN Prater (25) (41). TE Leonard Pope hauls in a two-yard TD catch from QB Matt Cassel.

32 GAME 13 Chargers 31, Chiefs 0 December 12, 2010 Qualcomm Stadium 66,780 KANSAS CITY SAN DIEGO The Chiefs suffered a 31-0 setback at Qualcomm Stadium. San Diego racked up 426 yards of total offense and converted 11 of 15 (73.3%) third-down attempts, while the Chiefs registered 67 yards of total offense and were unable to convert any of their 11 third-down tries. The Chiefs defense did force a pair of takeaways as S Eric Berry registered an INT and LB Tamba Hali produced a sack and strip, but Kansas City was unable to convert either of those opportunities into points. Kansas City won the toss and elected to receive. QB Brodie Croyle made his first start since Opening Day of the 2009 campaign, replacing QB Matt Cassel, who underwent an appendectomy early in the week. The Chiefs came out and attempted to establish the running game early but were forced to punt on their first possession. The Chargers took over at their own 33-yard line. On third and one QB Philip Rivers handed off to WR Vincent Jackson on an end around for 14 yards into Chiefs territory. A four-yard scramble on third and two gave the Chargers a fresh set of downs at KC s 32. Rivers connected with Jackson for 10 yards on third down, moving the chains once again. The very next play Rivers found WR Malcom Floyd on a fade in the back corner of the end zone for a 17-yard TD pass to give the Chargers a 7-0 lead with 5:39 remaining in the opening quarter. Both teams went punt for punt before the Chargers constructed another scoring march. RB Mike Tolbert took a handoff around the left side into the end zone advancing the Chargers lead to After a Kansas City punt the Chargers drove into Chiefs territory and an 18-yard gain from RB Darren Sproles moved the Chargers to the KC nine. On the next play Rivers hit Floyd in the corner of the end zone for a nine-yard TD. The catch went under review and the call on the field was upheld, putting the Chargers in front by a 21-0 margin. KC got the ball back, but Croyle was sacked on the final play of the half. The Chargers received the second-half kickoff and converted two third and longs to push into KC territory. Rivers completed three consecutive passes before Berry intercepted the ball near the sideline at the KC 16. The Chargers challenged the call on the field, but the ruling was upheld and KC took over. The Chiefs were unable to capitalize on the turnover and went three and out. Kansas City s defense again came up big when Hali sacked Rivers, forcing a fumble recovered by DE Wallace Gilberry at the Chargers 37. The Chiefs were unable to capitalize on the turnover and punted the ball back to San Diego. The score remained 21-0 in favor of San Diego entering the fourth quarter. After a sack by DE Tyson Jackson at the Chiefs 28 forced a 48-yard FG by K Nate Kaeding. That score pushed the Chargers lead to 24-0 with 8:30 remaining. Chargers CB Antoine Cason returned a Chiefs punt down the sideline 42 yard to the KC 36. The Chiefs challenged the player stepping out of bounds, but the ruling on the field stood and the San Diego took over in KC territory. Sproles rumbled up the middle for 15 yards to the KC 17. Four plays later RB Ryan Mathews scored on a 15-yard TD run, giving the Chargers a 31-0 lead with 3:23 to play. QB Tyler Palko took the helm for the remainder of the game, but the Chiefs were unable to score leaving the final count at 31-0 in favor of San Diego. SD Floyd, 17-yard pass from Rivers (Kaeding kick) (10-67, 6:10). SD Tolbert, 8-yard run (Kaeding kick) (9-69, 5:04). SD Floyd, 9-yard pass from Rivers (Kaeding kick) (9-81, 2:58). SD Kaeding, 48-yard field goal (10-42, 5:38). SD Mathews, 15-yard run (Kaeding kick) (6-36, 3:47). Team Statistics Chargers Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /207 17/48 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /18 20/9 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /29.0 Punts/Average /55.0 8/45.6 Penalties/Yards /47 2/15 Fumbles/Lost /1 0/0 Possession Time :10 19:50 RUSHING KC Charles 10-40; Battle 3-8; Jones 3-1; Palko 1-(-1). SD Tolbert 16-66, TD; Mathews 16-65, TD; Sproles 6-53; Jackson 1-14; Rivers 2-5; Hester 2-4. RECEIVING KC Copper 2-15; Moeaki 2-13; Charles 2-9; Chambers 1-10; Bowe 1-3; Pope 1-(-2). SD Sproles 5-51; Floyd 4-51, 2 TDs; Washington 3-50; Jackson 2-29; McMichael 2-26; Tolbert 1-13; Mathews 1-6. PASSING KC Croyle , 0 TDs, 0 INTs; SD Palko 2-3-8, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. Rivers , 2 TDs, 1 INT. INTERCEPTIONS KC Berry 1-0. SD None. SACKS KC Hali 1.0; Jackson 1.0. SD English 1.5; Barnes 1.0; Castillo 1.0; Nwagbuo 0.5 FIELD GOALS KC None. SD Kaeding (48). S Eric Berry records his third INT of the season.

33 GAME 14 Chiefs 27, Rams 13 December 5, 2010 Edward Jones Dome 55,669 KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS The Chiefs topped St. Louis by a margin at the Edward Jones Dome to return the Governor s Cup to Kansas City. The victory sealed the Chiefs perfect 4-0 mark against the NFC West in The Chiefs registered 210 rushing yards, while allowing only 69 yards on the ground. Rookie S Kendrick Lewis recorded a career-high two INTs, while DE Wallace Gilberry registered a career-high 3.0 sacks (-26.0 yards). Rams K Josh Brown knocked through two field goals to open the contest including a 37-yarder and a 52-yarder to give St. Louis an early 6-0 lead before the Chiefs rattled off 20 unanswered points. On the Chiefs second possession, QB Matt Cassel s pass on third and 13 was intercepted by CB Kevin Dockery and was returned to the Kansas City 48-yard line. After two incomplete passes, Gilberry sacked Bradford for a seven-yard loss forcing the Rams to punt. The Chiefs kicked it right back when P Dustin Colquitt booted a 72-yard punt that tied for the fifth-longest punt in Chiefs history. St. Louis was forced to punt after going three and out on its next drive. Facing fourth and one from his own 48-yard line, Head Coach Todd Haley went for it with RB Jackie Battle taking a handoff up the middle for seven yards. Cassel found WR Dwayne Bowe deep down the right sideline for 28 yards to the St. Louis 11-yard line. On third and one from the two-yard line, Cassel hit TE Leonard Pope in the end zone to give the Chiefs a 7-6 edge over the Rams with 6:49 left in the first half. Following the scoring drive, St. Louis went three and out. After an unnecessary roughness penalty for a late hit out of bound by the Rams, Cassel connected with TE Tony Moeaki for 12 yards and followed that with a 13-yard scramble to get to the St. Louis 20-yard line. Five plays later RB Jamaal Charles busted through the line on third and two for a TD to put the Chiefs up 14-6 at the half. On the first play from scrimmage of the second half, RB Thomas Jones picked up four yards to become the 25th player in NFL history to go over the 10,000-yard career rushing mark. The Chiefs moved the ball to the St. Louis 35-yard line before facing fourth and nine. K Ryan Succop put a 53-yard FG through the uprights, tying a career long, and putting the Chiefs up After a Rams punt, Cassel connected with Bowe for a 25-yard pickup to the Rams 29-yard line. Succop nailed a 38-yard FG, putting Kansas City up 20-6 with 12:20 left in the contest. On third and 10 for the Rams, Bradford s completion to WR Danario Alexander was challenged by Chiefs coach Haley and was overturned, forcing a Rams punt on fourth and 10. The Chiefs punted the ball right back. RB Steven Jackson capped a 12-play, 72-yard drive with a five-yard TD run to narrow the Chiefs lead to with 4:04 left to play. On the Chiefs first play from scrimmage, Charles reeled off a career-long 80-yard run down to the St. Louis two-yard line. Jones dove over the pile and into the end zone to extend the Chiefs lead to with 3:26 left in the game. Two sacks by Gilberry including a forced fumble and two INTs from Lewis hampered any comeback opportunities for the Rams and sealed Kansas City's victory. GAME NOTES RB Thomas Jones became the third active NFL player and the 25th player in league history to reach the 10,000-yard rushing plateau. The Chiefs won their 10th consecutive game vs. an NFC West opponent. STL Josh Brown, 37-yard field goal (14-53, 8:04). STL Josh Brown, 52-yard field goal (4-2, 1:28). KC Pope, 2-yard pass from Cassel KC (Succop kick (9-61, 4:01). Charles, 2-yard run (Succop kick) (9-59, 4:00). KC Succop, 53-yard field goal (12-48, 4:42). KC Succop, 38-yard field goal (5-34, 2:31). STL Jackson, 5-yard run (Josh Brown kick) (12-72, 4:23). KC Jones, 2-yard run (Succop kick) (2-82, 0:38). Team Statistics Rams Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /69 42/210 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /21 29/15 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /11.0 Punts/Average /46.4 6/47.5 Penalties/Yards /60 5/40 Fumbles/Lost /0 0/0 Possession Time :16 31:44 RUSHING KC Charles , TD; Jones 22-62, TD; Cassel 6-17; Battle 2-9; McCluster 1-(-4). STL Jackson 19-67, TD; Bradford 2-2. RECEIVING KC Chambers 3-42; Charles 3-27; Moeaki 3-25; Bowe 2-53; Jones 1-16; Castille 1-12; McCluster 1-7; Pope 1-2, TD. STL Amendola 7-60; Jackson 5-37; Fells 4-47; Gibson 3-29; Robinson 2-8. PASSING KC Cassel , 1 TD, 1 INT. STL Bradford , 0 TDs, 2 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC Lewis STL Dockery 1-8. SACKS KC Gilberry 3.0. STL Hall 1.0; Long 1.0; Vobora 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (53) (38). STL Josh Brown (37) (52). S Kendrick Lewis records two INTs in the game's closing minutes.

34 GAME 15 Chiefs 34, Titans 14 December 26, 2010 Arrowhead Stadium 65,606 TENNESSEE KANSAS CITY The Chiefs used an explosive 31-point first half en route to a win over the Tennessee Titans at Arrowhead Stadium, pushing the Chiefs to a pristine 7-0 record at home. The game was highlighted by a 75-yard TD strike from QB Matt Cassel to WR Dwayne Bowe in the second quarter, while S Eric Berry registered a 54-yard INT return for a TD with less than a minute left in the first half. RB Jamaal Charles set a career high with a pair of TD catches. Kansas City registered 458 total yards of offense in the contest, tallying 306 yards through the air and 152 yards on the ground. The Chiefs limited Tennessee to 270 total yards and only 57 rushing yards. The Chiefs took the opening kickoff and marched 69 yards in seven plays to grab a 7-0 lead on a 14-yard TD pass from Cassel to Charles on a screen pass. Cassel opened the game with eight straight completions, while the Chiefs scored on their first four possessions. Tennessee moved the ball to the Chiefs 38-yard line where LB Andy Studebaker sacked QB Kerry Collins for a one-yard loss. Collins fourth-down pass fell incomplete, giving the Chiefs the ball back at their own 38-yard line. Cassel and company quickly moved into Titans territory highlighted by a 17-yard catch by TE Tony Moeaki. Cassel hit Charles coming out of the backfield for a five-yard TD to put the Chiefs up The Chiefs defense forced a three and out on Tennessee s next drive K Ryan Succop booted a 35-yard FG through the uprights to put the Chiefs up 17-0 with 11:31 left in the first half. Following a Tennessee punt, Cassel scrambled 16 yards for a first down. Moeaki hauled in an eight-yard pass, but an unnecessary roughness penalty against the Chiefs pushed the offense back 15 yards. Following the penalty, Cassel found Bowe for a 75-yard TD catch and run, putting the Chiefs up The two teams traded punts on their next possessions. On the first play after the Chiefs punt, Collins connected with WR Kenny Britt for a 53-yard TD to cut into the Chiefs lead, making the score 24-7 with 4:15 left in the first half. The Chiefs then moved the ball to the Tennessee 30-yard line. Succop attempted a 47-yard FG that fell just shy of the crossbar. On the Titans following possession, S Eric Berry stepped in front of Collins pass and returned it 54 yards for a TD to put the Chiefs up 31-7 at intermission. Succop hit a 42-yard FG after the break to give the Chiefs a 34-7 lead with 5:43 left to go in the third quarter. The Titans responded when Collins hit TE Jared Cook for 22 yards and a TD to cut the Chiefs lead to Tennessee was offsides as it attempted and recovered an onside kick, then proceeded to kick it deep. QB Brodie Croyle entered the game for Cassel and on his second pass, the ball was tipped into the air and intercepted by LB Will Witherspoon and returned to the Kansas City 48-yard line. A Collins pass on the ensuing Titans possession was intercepted by CB Brandon Carr as he ripped the ball away from Britt at the Chiefs nine-yard line. Cassel re-entered the game on Kansas City s next series. RB Thomas Jones had the ball stripped by DT Jason Jones and it was recovered by S Chris Hope at the Tennessee 19-yard line. The Chiefs defense forced a three and out and a Tennessee punt, effectively ending the contest. GAME NOTES C Casey Wiegmann extended his streak of consecutive snaps at center to 10,069 dating back to 9/23/01. The Chiefs have registered a six-game improvement in the win column compared to 2009, the biggest oneyear improvement in franchise history. KC Charles, 14-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (7-69, 3:41). KC Charles, 5-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (10-61, 4:43). KC Succop, 35-yard field goal (9-46, 3:38). KC Bowe, 75-yard pass from Cassel (Succop kick) (4-82, 2:05). TEN Britt, 53-yard pass from Collins (Bironas kick) (1-53, 0:08). KC Berry, 54-yard INT return (Succop kick). KC Succop, 42-yard field goal (4-4, 1:26). TEN Cook, 22-yard pass from Collins (Bironas kick) (5-69, 2:08). Team Statistics Titans Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /57 40/152 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /14 36/25 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /6.0 Punts/Average /44.0 5/46.4 Penalties/Yards /74 7/84 Fumbles/Lost /0 3/1 Possession Time :56 39:04 RUSHING KC Charles 13-77; Jones 23-51; Cassel 3-20; McCluster 1-4. TEN Johnson 14-58; Collins 2-(-1). RECEIVING KC Bowe 6-153, TD; Moeaki 5-63; Charles 4-40, 2 TDs; Chambers 3-17; Castille 3-8; McCluster 2-15; Pope 1-10; Copper 1-6. TEN Cook 5-96, TD; Britt 4-89, TD; Washington 3-37; Williams 1-10; Hall 1-3. PASSING KC Cassel , 3 TDs, 0 INTs. Croyle 1-2-(-2), 0 TDs, 1 INT. TEN Collins , 2 TDs, 2 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC Berry 1-54, TD; Carr 1-0. TEN Witherspoon 1-9. SACKS KC Dorsey 1.0; Hali 1.0; Studebaker 1.0. TEN Babin 0.5; Jones 0.5. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (35) 47SH (42). TEN None. S Eric Berry registers a 54-yard INT return TD.

35 GAME 16 Raiders 31 Chiefs 10 January 2, 2011 Arrowhead Stadium 67,045 OAKLAND KANSAS CITY The Chiefs fell to the Raiders by a margin at Arrowhead. The Chiefs surrendered 14 unanswered points in the fourth quarter as Oakland claimed a win in the regular season finale. Kansas City s defense recorded 4.0 sacks, including 2.5 from LB Tamba Hali, who finished the season with a career-high 14.5 sacks. RB Jamaal Charles registered 87 yards on the ground with one TD. The Raiders won the toss and chose to defer. Kansas City was forced to punt on its first possession. Oakland s first drive ended abruptly when Chiefs LB Jovan Belcher forced a WR Darrius Heyward-Bey fumble on the Raiders first play. LB Derrick Johnson recovered the ball at the Raiders own 17-yard line, setting KC up in the Red Zone. Four plays later K Ryan Succop put a 30-yard field goal attempt through the uprights, giving the Chiefs an early 3-0 lead. Each team went punt for punt as the first quarter concluded. Oakland s offense found rhythm in the second quarter and slowly worked its way into Chiefs territory. QB Jason Campbell hit WR Jacoby Ford on a quick screen, racing 35 yards down the sideline to Kansas City s six-yard line. Three plays later Campbell found WR Chaz Schilens in the end zone for a six-yard TD that gave the Raiders a 7-3 advantage. Oakland K Sebastian Janikowski tacked on a 38-yard field goal, pushing the Raiders lead to 10-3 at the intermission. The Raiders were first to touch the ball in the second half. On fourth and three the Raiders came up a yard shy, giving the ball back to KC at its own 36. Four plays later Charles rumbled 47 yards on a handoff, moving the Chiefs to Oakland s eight. Charles finished the job when he trotted into the end zone from five yards out tying the score at Oakland responded with a touchdown drive of its own as RB Michael Bush scampered 26 yards up the middle for a TD giving the Raiders a lead. The teams exchanged punts to open the fourth quarter. With 11:45 to play in the contest Raiders P Shane Lechler pinned KC at its own three-yard line. On third and 11 from the Chiefs own two, Cassel fired a pass intended for McCluster, but was intercepted by Raiders S Michael Huff, who returned it to the Chiefs 10-yard line. On the next play from scrimmage, Ford rushed 10 yards around the left end into the end zone, pushing Oakland s lead to with 11:16 remaining. On the ensuing possession, penalties forced the Chiefs into a third and 30 at their own 20. Cassel s pass was picked off by CB Stanford Routt who returned it for a 22-yard TD, advancing Oakland s lead to with just over nine minutes remaining. On Kansas City s final possession QB Tyler Palko took the helm to close out the game. Palko and company moved quickly into striking distance, but couldn t put any points on the board, making the final count GAME NOTES The Chiefs finished the year with 14 giveaways, with six fumbles lost and eight INTs, tying as the third-lowest seasonal totals in team history. The Chiefs have registered a six-game improvement in the win column compared to 2009, the biggest oneyear improvement in franchise history. KC Succop, 30-yard field goal (4-5, 0:44). OAK Schilens, 5-yard pass from Campbell (Janikowski kick) (14-91, 6:39). OAK Janikowski, 38-yard field goal (13-54, 3:06). KC Charles, 5-yard run (Succop kick) (6-64, 2:18). OAK Bush, 26-yard run (Janikowski kick) (9-75, 5:36). OAK Ford, 10-yard run (Janikowski kick) (1-10, 0:09). OAK Routt, 22-yard INT return (Janikowski kick). Team Statistics Raiders Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /209 29/115 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /16 36/13 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /56.0 Punts/Average /46.8 6/37.7 Penalties/Yards /77 5/39 Fumbles/Lost /1 1/0 Possession Time :28 26:32 RUSHING KC Charles 14-87, TD; Jones 10-17; Palko 1-6; Battle 4-5. OAK Bush , TD; Campbell 4-33; Ford 2-22, TD; Cartwright 2-6; Bennett 1-5; Reece 2-4; Heyward-Bey 1-2. RECEIVING KC Bowe 5-68; Chambers 2-22; Charles 2-13; Moeaki 1-17; McCluster 1-15; Battle 1-9; Jones 1-(-2). OAK Z. Miller 5-31; Bush 4-34; Schilens 3-24, TD; Murphy 2-29; Ford 1-35; Myers 1-7. PASSING KC Cassel , 0 TDs, 2 INTs. Palko , 0 TDs, 0 INTs. OAK Campbell , 1 TD, 0 INTs. Boller 1-1-5, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. OAK Routt 1-22, TD; Huff SACKS KC Hali 2.5; Belcher 1.0; Dorsey 0.5. OAK Wimbley 3.0; Branch 1.0; Bryant 1.0; Houston 1.0; Moss 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC Succop (30). OAK Janikowski (38). LB Tamba Hali records 2.5 sacks in the first half.

36 2010 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF GAME Baltimore 30, Chiefs 7 January 9, 2011 Arrowhead Stadium 72,190 BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY The Chiefs were within striking distance at halftime, trailing by only a 10-7 margin, but four second-half turnovers doomed Kansas City as Baltimore pulled away for a 30-7 victory. The Chiefs defense registered 4.0 sacks, including 2.0 from LB Tamba Hali. The Chiefs won the toss, deferred to the second half and kicked off to open the game. Baltimore promptly moved down field and was poised with first and goal at the Chiefs one-yard line, but Kansas City s defense made a goal-line stand, rebuffing the Ravens on three straight plays. QB Joe Flacco s third-down pass was broken up by S Eric Berry, setting up a 19-yard K Billy Cundiff FG that gave Baltimore a 3-0 lead. Kansas City went three and out on its opening drive. On Baltimore s ensuing possession, Hali recorded a sack and strip of Flacco and jumped on the ball, giving the Chiefs great field position at the Baltimore 46-yard line. Two plays later, RB Jamaal Charles reeled off a 41-yard TD scamper, the longest postseason TD run in team history, to put the Chiefs up 7-3 with 2:09 left in the first quarter. On Kansas City's next possession, a Charles fumble set up Baltimore at their own 45, but KC's defense held. The teams exchanged punts before Flacco and company again moved into Chiefs territory. A nine-yard TD pass from Flacco to RB Ray Rice put the Ravens up 10-7 with 0:19 left to play before halftime, capping an 11-play, 80-yard scoring drive. On the third play of the third quarter QB Matt Cassel s pass intended for TE Tony Moeaki was batted into the air and intercepted by S Haruki Nakamura. However, a hustling Charles stripped and recovered the ball at the KC 32-yard line, giving the Chiefs a fresh set of downs. Kansas City moved the ball to the Baltimore 33-yard line, but Charles was thrown for a four-yard loss on fourth and one. Cundiff knocked through a 29-yard FG on the Ravens ensuing drive, extending their lead to 13-7 with 6:36 left in the third quarter. Chiefs WR Dexter McCluster fumbled the ball on Kansas City's ensuing possession, setting up Baltimore at the Chiefs 17-yard line. Cundiff connected on another 29-yard FG, putting the Ravens up 16-7 with 4:20 left in the third quarter. Two plays later, Cassel s pass for Moeaki was intercepted by S Dawan Landry, putting the Ravens at the Kansas City 21-yard line. Flacco then hit WR Anquan Boldin in the back of the end zone for a fouryard TD pass, pushing the Ravens advantage to On the first play of Kansas City's next drive, Cassel fumbled the ball and it was recovered by the Ravens. Head Coach Todd Haley challenged the play and the ruling on the field was overturned to an incomplete pass. The Chiefs were eventually forced to punt. Ravens RB Willis McGahee delivered the game s final score as he broke free for a 25-yard TD, extending Baltimore s lead to 30-7 with 4:26 left in the game. Kansas City took over at the 40-yard line after the Ravens kickoff went out of bounds. Cassel was sacked twice on the drive and his fourth-down pass was intercepted by CB Josh Wilson at the Baltimore 34-yard line. Baltimore was able to run out the clock to seal the victory. BAL Cundiff, 19-yard field goal (14-69, 5:59). KC Charles, 41-yard run (Succop kick) (2-46, 0:49). BAL Rice, 9-yard pass from Flacco (Cundiff kick) (11-80, 5:30). BAL Cundiff, 29-yard field goal (7-51, 3:02). BAL Cundiff, 29-yard field goal (4-6, 1:20). BAL Boldin, 4-yard pass from Flacco (Cundiff kick) (6-31, 2:59). BAL McGahee, 25-yard run (Cundiff kick) (15-80, 10:20). Team Statistics Ravens Chiefs First Downs Total Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards /142 19/108 Net Passing Pass Attempts/Completions /25 18/9 Had Intercepted Times Sacked/Yards / /17.0 Punts/Average /31.0 3/51.0 Penalties/Yards /20 5/40 Fumbles/Lost /2 2/2 Possession Time :44 18:16 RUSHING KC Charles 9-82, TD; Jones 5-15; Cassel 3-6; McCluster 2-5. BAL Rice 17-57; McGahee 10-44, TD; Flacco 7-26; Parmele 4-13; McClain 1-1; Stallworth 1-1. RECEIVING KC McCluster 4-17; Moeaki 1-22; Charles 1-15; Jones 1-8; Tucker 1-5; Curtis 1-3. BAL Heap ; Boldin 5-64, TD; Rice 5-42, TD; McGahee 2-10; Houshmandzadeh 1-28; Mason 1-11; Dickson 1-2. PASSING KC Cassel , 0 TDs, 3 INTs. BAL Flacco , 2 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS KC None. BAL Landry 1-9; Nakamura 1-3; Wilson 1-0. SACKS KC Hali 2.0; Belcher 1.5; Jackson 0.5. BAL Suggs 2.0; Lewis 1.0. FIELD GOALS KC None. BAL Cundiff (19) (29) (29). RB Jamaal Charles scores a 41-yard TD, the longest scoring run in Chiefs playoff history.