2005 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS PETER HEYER ED PERRY DEWAYNE WASHINGTON

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1 2005 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS PETER HEYER ED PERRY DEWAYNE WASHINGTON

2 Born: July 22, 1979 Frechen, Germany None Free Agent (2005) NFL: 1 (1st with Chiefs) GP/GS: (0/0) Playoffs: (0/0) Pro Career: A four-year NFL Europe veteran who will spend the entire 2005 season with the Chiefs as an international development practice squad player... Is one of eight international players who have been assigned to teams in the AFC West and and the NFC South this season... Under the terms of this program, these eight players cannot be promoted to the 53- man roster... Is in his second consecutive season on an NFL practice squad after spending time with St. Louis in Is expected to provide the Chiefs a valuable practice player as a member of the scout team while honing his techniques... Has played in 35 NFL Europe games (15 starts) the last four seasons with the Rhein Fire. Transactions: Added to the Kansas City practice squad as an international development practice squad player (6/14/05)... Added to the St. Louis practice squad as an international development practice squad player (7/19/04)... Released by New Orleans (9/1/03)... Signed a contract with New Orleans (7/11/03). NFL Europe (2005): Started all 10 games at guard for the Rhein Fire... Helped RB Joe Smith gain a league-high 1,026 rushing yards. NFL Europe (2004): Appeared in six games (five starts) for the Rhein Fire... Missed the first four games with an injury. NFL Europe (2003): Appeared in nine games for the Rhein Fire... Helped the club rank second in the league with rushing yards per game... Played in the club s World Bowl XI appearance vs. Frankfurt (6/14). NFL Europe (2002): Appeared in 10 games for the Rhein Fire... Helped the club rank first in the league with 1,513 rushing yards... Played in World Bowl X vs. Berlin (6/22). Personal: A member of the German National Team that won the European Championship in Won the German Football League Championship as a member of the Cologne Crocodiles in EXTRA POINTS Heyer has made two World Bowl appearances as a member of the Rhein Fire. Played on the Team Europe junior all-star squad in the annual Global Junior Championship played before the Super Bowl. Attended Martin Luther King High School in Cologne. Led his soccer club to the state championship as a goalkeeper. Also played basketball. Spent one year as an exchange student at Bayside High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Full name: Peter Leonard Heyer. Single. Resides in Independence, Missouri. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE SQUAD PLAYERS 2005 SEASON Player Pos. NFL Team NFL Europe Team Country Anders Akerstrom DE New Orleans Frankfurt Norway Klaus Alinen TE Atlanta Berlin Finland Aden Durde LB Carolina Hamburg United Kingdom Peter Heyer G Kansas City Rhein Germany Patrice Majondo-Mwamba DT Denver Rhein Belgium Claudius Osei S Tampa Bay Hamburg Germany Michael Quarshie DT Oakland Frankfurt Finland Richard Yancy S San Diego Rhein Germany

3 Born: September 1, 1974 Richmond, Virginia James Madison Free Agent (2005) NFL: 9 (1st with Chiefs) GP/GS: (103/10) Playoffs: (6/1) Pro Career: Accomplished long-snapper in his ninth NFL season... Joined the Chiefs on November 23rd when TE Kendall Gammon was lost for the season with a lower left leg injury... Also adds depth to the Chiefs tight end corps... Spent the first eight seasons ( 97-04) of his NFL career with Miami... Has played in 103 games as a long snapper with 10 starts... Has 39 catches for 308 yards (7.9 avg.) with two touchdowns to go with 45 special teams tackles, a fumble recovery on special teams and two kickoff returns for seven yards... Has also played in six playoff games (one start), recording three receptions for 32 yards (10.7 avg.). Transactions: Signed a one-year contract with Kansas City (11/23/05)... Released by Miami (8/30/05)... Resigned to a five-year contract with Miami (3/2/05)... Signed a one-year contract with Miami (3/23/04)... Signed a three-year contract with Miami (3/19/01)... Signed a one-year contract with Miami (4/28/00)... Signed a three-year contract with Miami (6/11/97)... Entered the NFL as the fourth of four sixth-round draft choices (177th overall) by Miami in the 97 NFL Draft. Miami ( ): Handled the longsnapping duties on punts and placement kicks while also playing tight end in 103 games (10 starts)... Caught 39 passes for 308 yards (7.9 avg.) with two TDs... Also had 45 special teams tackles, a special teams fumble recovery and two kickoff returns for seven yards... Saw action in six playoff contests, producing three catches for 32 yards (10.7 avg.). 2004: Handled the club s long-snapping duties in 16 games with seven special teams tackles... Part of the punt coverage unit that led the AFC and ranked second in the NFL with a 5.7-yard per return average allowed... Appeared in his 100th regular season game at Denver (12/12). 2003: Missed the entire season with a left knee injury suffered in the club s first preseason game vs. Tampa Bay (8/8)... Was placed on injured reserve on August 10th. 2002: Played in all 16 as the team s longsnapper and a reserve tight end... Registered seven special teams tackles and one fumble recovery on special teams... Produced two special teams stops vs. Detroit (9/8), at Indianapolis (9/15) and at Green Bay (11/14). 2001: Saw action in 16 games as the team s long-snapper and a reserve tight end... Produced eight special teams stops... Returned one kickoff return for no yards... Played in an AFC Wild Card Game vs. Baltimore (1/13/02). 2000: Appeared in nine games as a long snapper and reserve tight end... Was also inactive for two contests... Had three special teams tackles... Was inactive at Cincinnati (10/1) and vs. Buffalo (10/8) with a dislocated right shoulder suffered vs. New England (9/24)... Was placed on injured reserve on November 23rd with that injury. EXTRA POINTS During his tenure in Miami, Perry was a teammate of current Chiefs S Sammy Knight and CB Patrick Surtain. 1999: Played in all 16 games (one start) as the long-snapper and reserve tight end... Caught three passes for eight yards with a touchdown... Added eight special teams stops... Started as the second tight end vs. New England (11/21) when the club opened in a two-tight end formation... Recorded three receptions for eight yards with a one-yard TD catch vs. the N.Y. Jets (12/27)... Saw action in two playoff games, catching one pass for three yards in an AFC Wild Card Game at Seattle (1/9/00). 1998: Appeared in 14 games (five starts) and was inactive for two contests as a long-snapper and tight end... Registered a career-high 25 receptions for 255 yards (10.2 avg.) and five special teams stops... Caught a career-high four passes for 26 yards vs. Buffalo (9/13)... Was inactive vs. Indianapolis (11/8) and at Carolina (11/15)... Had two catches for a career-high 59 yards, including a career-long 46- yard reception at New England (11/23) on Monday Night Football... Played in two playoff games (one start), recording two catches for 29 yards (14.5 avg.)... Caught two passes for 29 yards in an AFC Wild Card Game vs. Buffalo (1/2/99)... Started an AFC Divisional Playoff Game in place of an injured TE Troy Drayton at Denver (1/9/99). 1997: Played in all 16 games with four starts as part of the club s two-tight end sets and as a long snapper... Produced 11 receptions for 45 yards (4.1 avg.) with a touchdown... Returned one kickoff for seven yards... Caught his first NFL pass for two yards in his initial NFL start vs. Kansas City (10/5)

4 ... Had a season-high three catches for 19 yards and four special teams tackles in a starting role vs. the N.Y. Jets (11/9)... Recorded two receptions for four yards with a two-yard touchdown vs. Buffalo (11/17) on Monday Night Football... Played in an AFC Wild Card Game at New England (12/28). College: Was a four-year letterman and threeyear starter at James Madison... End his collegiate career with 113 receptions for 1,283 yards and six touchdowns.. Added two blocked punts... Selected All-Yankee Conference as a senior when he caught 31 passes for 299 yards (9.6 avg.)... Recorded 26 receptions for 219 yards (8.4 avg.) to earn allconference honors as a junior... Produced a careerhigh 39 catches for 533 yards (13.7 avg.) with three touchdowns as a sophomore... Named first-team All-Yankee League and third-team All-America by The Sports Network... Majored in Sociology at James Madison. Personal: Was an all-region and All-Florida selection as a senior at Highland Springs High School in Highland Springs, Virginia. Earned four varsity letters in football and three in basketball. Often cut the hair of his Miami teammates, a trade he picked up in middle school as a tribute to one of his best friends that had passed away. Has helped with the Daily Bread Food Bank, Rebuilding Together and the Broward Partnership for the Homeless. Assisted in building houses for Habitat for Humanity. Full name: Edward Lewis Perry, Jr. Married, wife Sonja with a daughter, Kamaya (5) and a stepson, T.J. (9). The Perrys reside in Pembroke Pines, Florida. PERRY S NFL STATISTICS RECEIVING Year Team G-S No. Yds. Avg. LG TD 1997 Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Totals Additional Stats: Has two kickoff returns for seven yards one for seven yards in 97 and one for no yards in Has 45 special teams tackles seven in 97, five in 98, eight in 99, three in 2000, eight in 2001, seven in 2002 and seven in Had one fumble recovery on special teams in POSTSEASON Year Team G-S No. Yds. Avg. LG TD 1997 Miami Miami Miami Miami Totals Receptions: 4 vs. Buffalo (9/13/98) Receiving Yards: 59 at New England (11/23/98) Long Reception: 46 at New England (11/23/98) REGULAR SEASON SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Touchdowns: 1 vs. Buffalo (11/17/97) vs. N.Y. Jets (12/27/99)

5 North Carolina State Free Agent (2005) Born: December 27, 1972 NFL: 12 (1st with Chiefs) Georgetown, South Carolina GP/GS: (175/170) Playoffs: (8/8) Pro Career: Veteran defensive back joined the Chiefs as a free agent on July 28th... Enters his 12th NFL season and provides the club another experienced performer in the secondary... Comes to Kansas City after previous pro stints with Minnesota ( 94-97), Pittsburgh ( 98-03) and Jacksonville (2004)... Owns 175 games (170 starts) of NFL experience... Has recorded 832 tackles (700 solo), a sack (-11.0), four fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles... Also has 31 career interceptions for 569 yards with five touchdowns... Has seven special teams tackles and two special teams fumble recoveries... A playofftested player who has started eight postseason contests, recording 30 tackles (26 solo) and one special teams tackle. Transactions: Signed a one-year contract with Kansas City (7/28/05)... Released by Jacksonville (3/3/05)... Signed a two-year contract with Jacksonville (3/9/04)... Released by Pittsburgh (2/27/04)... Signed a four-year contract with Pittsburgh (9/5/02)... Signed a five-year contract with Pittsburgh (7/19/01)... Signed with a four-year contract with Pittsburgh as an unrestricted free agent (2/25/98)... Signed a four-year contract with Minnesota (7/15/94)... Entered the league as a firstround draft choice (18th overall) of Minnesota in 94. Jacksonville (2004): Started all 16 games, recording 86 tackles (65 solo), two interceptions, 18 passes defensed and a forced fumble... Registered eight tackles and three passes defensed vs. Denver (9/19)... Totaled five tackles vs. Indianapolis (10/3)... Produced nine tackles and two passes defensed at San Diego (10/10)... Tallied five tackles at Indianapolis (10/24)... Forced a WR Andre Johnson fumble at Houston (10/31)... Amassed eight tackles, an interception of Steve McNair and three passes defensed vs. Tennessee (11/21)... Recorded eight tackles at Minnesota (11/28)... Produced 10 tackles and two passes defensed vs. Pittsburgh (12/5)... Totaled five tackles at Green Bay (12/19)... Tallied five tackles and intercepted a pass off David Carr vs. Houston (12/26). Pittsburgh ( ): Appeared in 96 games (92 starts), totaling 443 tackles (370 solo), a sack (-11.0 yards), 117 passes defensed and 19 interceptions for 311 yards with two touchdowns... Also had six special teams tackles... Started four playoff games, recording 15 tackles (12 solo). 2003: Saw duty in 16 games (12 starts), registering 49 tackles (43 solo), an interception for seven yards, seven passes defensed and five special teams tackles... Had five tackles and a pass defensed vs. Baltimore (9/7)... Recorded a team-high 10 tackles at Kansas City (9/14)... Tallied seven tackles vs. Cleveland (10/5)... Registered five tackles vs. St. Louis (10/26)... Intercepted a Rick Mirer pass vs. Oakland (12/7)... Collected eight tackles and three passes defensed at Baltimore (12/28). EXTRA POINTS Washington has recorded at least one interception for 11 consecutive seasons, dating back to his rookie campaign. 2002: Started all 16 games, totaling 60 tackles (50 solo), three interceptions for 51 yards, a teamhigh 20 passes defensed, a fumble recovery, a forced fumble and one special teams tackle... Had six tackles and three passes defensed vs. Oakland (9/15)... Collected five tackles and two passes defensed at Cincinnati (10/13)... Tallied six tackles, interecetped a Jeff Blake pass and recovered a Jamal Lewis fumble at Baltimore (10/27)... Intercepted a Tim Couch pass at Cleveland (11/3)... Recorded six tackles and forced a Brian Finneran fumble vs. Atlanta (11/10)... Registered seven tackles and three passes defensed vs. Cincinnati (11/24)... Totaled six tackles and three passes defensed at Tampa Bay (12/23)... Intercepted a Jeff Blake pass vs. Baltimore (12/29)... Started two playoff games, registering four tackles (three solo) and one special teams stop... Recorded two tackles in an AFC Wild Card Game vs. Cleveland (1/5/03)... Posted two tackles in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game at Tennessee (1/11/03). 2001: Opened 16 games, producing 88 tackles (76 solo), a sack (-11.0 yards), 24 passes defensed, an interception (three yards) and a fumble recovery... His 88 tackles tied LB Kendrell Bell for third on the squad... Returned a RB Travis Henry fumble for a 63-yard TD at Buffalo (9/30)... Registered five tackles vs. Cincinnati (10/7)... Collected eight tackles and four passes defensed at Kansas City (10/14)... Posted a team-high 10 tackles, a sack of Brad Johnson and five passes defensed at Tampa Bay (10/21)... Finished with seven tackles vs. Baltimore (11/4)... Produced six tackles at Cleveland (11/11)... Amassed six tackles at Tennessee (11/25)... Totaled

6 five tackles at Baltimore (12/6)... Intercepted a Mike McMahon pass vs. Detroit (12/23)... Recorded a career-high 18 tackles at Cincinnati (12/30)... Opened two playoff games, producing 11 tackles (nine solo)... Tied for the team high with six tackles in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game vs. Baltimore (1/20/02)... Collected five tackles and a pass defensed in the AFC Championship Game vs. New England (1/27/02). 2000: Started all 16 games, registering 82 tackles (70 solo), a team-high 25 passes defensed and five interceptions for 59 yards... His five INTs tied CB Chad Scott for first on the team... Collected eight tackles vs. Baltimore (9/3)... Posted six tackles at Cleveland (9/17)... Intercepted a Neil O'Donnell pass vs. Tennessee (9/24) and a Ray Lucas pass at the N.Y. Jets (10/8)... Recorded 10 tackles and an interception off Akili Smith vs. Cincinnati (10/15)... Intercepted a Trent Dilfer pass at Baltimore (10/29)... Amassed six tackles at Tennessee (11/15)... Totaled nine tackles and three passes defensed vs. Jacksonville (11/19)... Tallied five tackle at Cincinnati (11/26)... Finished with six tackles vs. Oakland (12/3)... Registered eight tackles at the N.Y. Giants (12/10)... Intercepted a Jeff George pass vs. Washington (12/16). 1999: Opened all 16 games, recording 67 tackles (57 solo), 12 passes defensed and four interceptions... Intercepted two Scott Mitchell passes to go with five tackles at Baltimore (9/19)... Collected five tackles vs. Seattle (9/26)... Recorded six tackles vs. Jacksonville (10/3)... Tallied six tackles at Buffalo (10/10)... Produced five tackles and an interception off Akili Smith at Cincinnati (10/17)... Intercepted a Steve McNair pass at Tennessee (11/21)... Totaled nine tackles at Jacksonville (12/2)... Credited with seven tackles vs. Tennessee (1/2/00). 1998: Started 16 games, totaling a career-high 94 tackles (74 solo) and a team-high five interceptions for 178 yards with two touchdowns... Added a teamhigh 29 passes defensed and one fumble recovery... Also recovered a fumble on special teams... Tallied nine tackles and recovered a fumble on a punt return at Baltimore (9/6)... Posted six tackles vs. Chicago (9/13)... Recovered a fumble at Miami (9/20)... Posted six passes defensed and an interception off Warren Moon vs. Seattle (9/27)... Registered a team-high 11 tackles (10/11)... Had seven tackles, a team-high six passes defensed and an interception of Brett Favre vs. Green Bay (11/9)... Returned two Mark Brunell interceptions for touchdowns to go with six tackles and five passes defensed vs. Jacksonville (11/22), becoming the first Steelers player to return two INTs for a touchdown in a game. Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors... Tallied five tackles and blocked a K Michael Husted field goal attempt at Tampa Bay (12/13)... Recorded eight tackles vs. Cincinnati (12/20)... Minnesota ( ): Played in 63 games (62 starts), recording 303 tackles (265 solo), 30 passes defensed, 10 interceptions for 258 yards with three touchdowns... Also started four playoff games, registering 15 tackles (14 solo) and one special teams tackles. 1997: Opened 16 games, registering 84 tackles (74 solo) and four interceptions for 71 yards... Intercepted a Todd Collins pass at Buffalo (8/31)... Had an interception off Brett Favre at Green Bay (9/21)... Tied a career high with two interceptions off Ty Detmer vs. Philadelphia (9/28)... Started two playoff games, producing nine tackles. 1996: Started 16 games, recording 83 tackles (72 solo), 19 passes defensed and two interceptions for 27 yards with a TD... His 19 passes defensed tied for the third-highest single-season total in team history... Took a lateral from LB Jeff Brady following an interception and returned it 27 yards for a TD vs. Detroit (9/1). It was his fourth career return for a touchdown, tying the team record for career defensive return TDs... Intercepted two Kerry Collins passes vs. Carolina (10/6)... Blocked a K Pete Stoyanovich field goal vs. Kansas City (11/3)... Posted a season-high 11 tackles at Seattle (11/10)... Recorded five tackles in a starting role in an NFC Wild Card Game at Dallas (12/28). 1995: Played in 15 games (14 starts), tallying 65 tackles (56 solo) and an interception for 25 yards... Ranked second on the club with 11 passes defensed... Suffered a right shoulder injury vs. Dallas (9/17) and missed his only NFL contest at Pittsburgh (9/24) with that injury... Returned a Chris Chandler interception 25 yards in overtime vs. Houston (10/8)... Led the club with eight tackles at Detroit (11/23). 1994: Started all 16 games as a rookie... Totaled 71 tackles (63 solo), three interceptions for 135 yards with two TDs and a fumble recovery Added a special teams tackle and a fumble recovery on special teams... Named Defensive Rookie of the Year by College and Pro Football Newsweekly, Pro Football Weekly and the Pro Football Writers of America... Scored three defensive return touchdowns (two INT and one FR)... Joined CB Lem Barney and S Ronnie Lott as only the third rookie to record three defensive touchdowns in a season... His three defensive scores tied the Vikings single-season total... Became the first rookie cornerback to start for the Vikings since CB Issac Holt vs. Atlanta (12/15/85) and first to start on Opening Day since Jack Swain started at Tampa Bay (9/5/81)... Was the first cornerback selected in the first round by Minnesota... Returned an Erik Kramer interception for an 81-yard TD at Chicago (9/18), the longest return by a rookie in club history... Had an interception off Trent Dilfer at Tampa Bay (10/30)... Intercepted a Steve Walsh pass and returned it for a 54-yard TD vs. Chicago (12/1)... Returned a RB Ricky Waters fumble 17 yards for a touchdown vs. San Francisco (12/26)... Had a tackle in an NFC Wild Card Game vs. Chicago (1/1/95). College: Led North Carolina State with four interceptions as a senior co-captain... Registered 66 tackles (51 solo) and three interceptions as a junior... Produced a career-high 13 tackles, a pass defensed, an interception, a forced fumble and a blocked punt vs. Texas Tech in Graduated from North Carolina State with a degree in Multiple Disciplinary Studies.

7 Personal: Was an All-America selection by The Sporting News, Super Prep and USA Today at Northern Durham High School in Durham, North Carolina. Intercepted 14 passes and blocked 10 punts. Had seven interceptions and four blocked punts as a senior. Serves as the president of the Dewayne Washington Foundation which reconnects the links between the local business community and locl youths in Pittsburgh and North Carolina. Sponsors a football camp for underprivileged youth in North Carolina. Serves as a national spokesman for Spina Bifida. Full name: Dewayne Neron Washington Married, wife Adama with a son Dewayne II (8) and a daughter Demi Delaney (4). The Washingtons reside in Wake Forest, North Carolina. WASHINGTON S NFL STATISTICS INTERCEPTIONS TACKLES FUMBLES PASSES SACKS Year Team G-S No. Yds. LG TD Solos Asst. Total Rec. For. Defensed No./Yds Minnesota / Minnesota / Minnesota / Minnesota / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / Jacksonville /0.0 Totals /11.0 Additional Stats: Has five INT returns for touchdowns one for 81 yards at Chicago (9/18/94), one for 54 yards vs. Chicago (12/1/94) and two (52 and 78 yards) vs. Jacksonville (11/22/98). Has two fumble recoveries for touchdowns one for 17 yards vs. San Francisco (12/26/94) and one for 63 yards at Buffalo (9/30/01). Has seven special teams tackles one in 94, one in 2002 and one in Tackles: 18 at Cincinnati (12/30/01) Sacks: 1.0 at Tampa Bay (10/21/01) Interceptions: 2, four times, last at Baltimore (9/19/99) INT Return Yards: 130 vs. Jacksonville (11/22/99) SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Long INT Return: 81 at Chicago (9/18/94)Fumble Recoveries: 1, four times, last at Baltimore (10/27/02) Forced Fumbles: 1, two times, last at Houston (10/31/05) POSTSEASON INTERCEPTIONS TACKLES FUMBLES PASSES SACKS Year Team G-S No. Yds. LG TD Solos Asst. Total Rec. For. Defensed No./Yds Minnesota / Minnesota / Minnesota / Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh /0.0 Totals /0.0