KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (0-2) VS. ST. LOUIS RAMS (1-1)

PRESEASON GAME #3 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (0-2) VS. ST. LOUIS RAMS (1-1) GOVERNOR S CUP SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2006 7:30 PM (CENTRAL) ARROWHEAD STADIUM KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI TV: KCTV-5 (CBS in Kansas City) Roger Twibell, Jayice Pearson and Rich Baldinger. RADIO: KCFX-FM (101.1) Mitch Holthus, Len Dawson, Bob Gretz and Bill Grigsby. THE MATCH-UP Kansas City and St. Louis will square off in the latest installment of the Governor s Cup series on Saturday at Arrowhead (8/26) when the Chiefs and Rams duel in the season s third preseason contest for both clubs. Saturday s outing will serve as a preview of a regular season meeting between the two clubs slated for November 5th at the Edward Jones Dome. This weekend s outing will give both clubs an opportunity to take a final look at their personnel before the NFL s first mandatory cutdown day on Tuesday, August 29th when teams must trim their rosters to 75 players. All NFL clubs must cut their rosters to 53 players on Saturday, September 2nd. Saturday s contest will mark the debut of Herm Edwards on the Arrowhead sideline as Kansas City s head coach. It also will serve as the initial meeting between Edwards and St. Louis head coach Scott Linehan as NFL head coaches. Linehan is in his first season as an NFL head coach, while Edwards joined the Chiefs after a five-year stint guiding the fortunes of the N.Y. Jets. Kansas City enters Saturday s game still seeking its initial victory in preseason play under Edwards. The Chiefs are coming off a 17-0 loss at the N.Y. Giants (8/17) after suffering a 24-14 loss in their preseason debut at Houston (8/12). St. Louis is 1-1 in preseason action. The Rams registered a 19-17 win in their preseason opener vs. Indianapolis (8/10) and suffered a 27-20 home loss vs. Houston (8/19). While Kansas City and St. Louis have both changed head coaches since QB Trent Green was traded to the Chiefs from the Rams in 2001, Green has simply been a model of consistency over the past five seasons. During that five-year span, only Colts QB Peyton Manning (20,902) owns more passing yards than Green (20,117), who owns the eighth-best career rating (88.3) in Kansas City history. Kansas City closes out its preseason schedule with a home date vs. New Orleans (8/31), while St. Louis concludes its preseason slate with a contest at Miami (8/31). 2005 FINAL STATS AND NFL RANKINGS CHIEFS RAMS Total Offense... 387.0 (1) 348.2 (9) Rush Offense... 148.9 (4) 95.9 (22) Pass Offense... 238.1 (6) 252.3 (4) Total Defense... 328.1 (25) 350.1 (30) Rush Defense... 98.1 (7) 136.1 (28) Pass Defense... 229.9 (30) 214.0 (23) Turnover Ratio... +8 (8) -10 (28t) Pts./Game... 25.2 (6) 22.7 (11) Opp. Pts./Game... 20.3 (16) 26.8 (31) THE SERIES Kansas City is 6-10 in preseason action against the Rams. The Chiefs have won three of their last four preseason contests against St. Louis. KC s last win in this Governor s Cup series was a 24-7 victory on Monday Night Football at Arrowhead (8/23/04). The Rams won last year s meeting by a 27-23 count at St. Louis (9/2/05). CHIEFS VS. RAMS ALL-TIME PRESEASON RESULTS (6-10-0) Date Location Stadium Result 9/1/67 Los Angeles L.A. Coliseum L, 24-44 8/31/68 Los Angeles L.A. Coliseum L, 16-36 8/23/69 Los Angeles L.A. Coliseum W, 42-14 8/27/72 Kansas City Arrowhead W, 19-13 8/17/74 Los Angeles L.A. Coliseum L, 16-58 8/30/75 Kansas City Arrowhead L, 6-14 8/27/77 Kansas City Arrowhead W, 27-19 8/11/90 Berlin, Germany Olympic L, 3-19 8/19/96 Kansas City Arrowhead L, 30-34 8/22/97 St. Louis TWA Dome L, 13-14 8/28/98 Kansas City Arrowhead L, 6-10 8/31/01 St. Louis Dome @ Am. Ctr. L, 17-21 8/30/02 Kansas City Arrowhead W, 23-16 8/28/03 St. Louis Dome @ Am. Ctr. W, 22-6 8/23/04 Kansas City Arrowhead W, 24-7 9/20/05 St. Louis Ed Jones Dome L, 23-27 St. Louis owns a 14-10 edge in all contests vs. the Chiefs. The regular season series between the two clubs is deadlocked at 4-4-0. Since the Rams relocated to Missouri in 95, KC has won all three meetings between the two clubs under three different head coaches. In the most recent meeting, KC collected a 49-10 win at Arrowhead (12/8/02). The Rams last regular season win in the series was a 16-0 decision (9/25/94). The two squads will meet again in the regular season at St. Louis (11/5). The Chiefs have pummeled their in-state, I-70 rivals by a combined 103-44 margin in the Rams last two regular season visits to Arrowhead, including that 49-10 victory (12/8/02). The most prolific scoring game in the series was a 54-34 Chiefs win under head coach Gunther Cunningham at Arrowhead (10/22/00), a contest which snapped a six-game Rams winning streak. Those 54 points were the fourth-highest tally in KC history and the second-highest total ever accumulated at Arrowhead. Those 88 total points were also the second-highest total ever scored in a Chiefs game. Kansas City also won at St. Louis by a 28-20 count (10/26/97) under head coach Marty Schottenheimer.

HERM EDWARDS NFL Head Coach: 6th Year NFL Coach Overall: 17th Year NFL Overall: 41-44 (.482) Regular Season: 39-41 (.488) Postseason: 2-3 (.400) Record w/nyj: 41-44 (.482) Overall NFL Exp: 27 years NFL Playing Exp: 10 years College: San Diego State ( 77) THE HEAD COACHES SCOTT LINEHAN NFL Head Coach: 1st Year NFL Coach Overall: 5th Year NFL Overall: 0-0 (.000) Regular Season: 0-0 (.000) Preseason: 1-1 (.500) Record w/stl: 0-0 (.000) AFC West Experience: None NFL Playing Exp: None College: Idaho ( 87) Herm Edwards was named the 10th head coach in Kansas City history on January 9, 2006. He rejoined the Chiefs after a five-year stint (2001-05) as head coach of the N.Y. Jets. Edwards guided the Jets to three postseason berths, the most of any coach in that franchise s history. Edwards originally joined the Chiefs as a recipient of the NFL s Minority Coaching Fellowship in 89. He later served as a scout ( 90-91, 95) and also coached defensive backs for Kansas City ( 92-94). Born in Fort Monmouth, NJ on April 24, 1954, Edwards served as Tampa Bay s assistant head coach/dbs coach under Tony Dungy from 96-00 before taking over as the head coaching reins of the Jets. Edwards concluded his college career as a DB at San Diego State in 76 and signed as a rookie free agent with Philadelphia ( 77-85). In 135 career starts with the Eagles, he established a franchise record with 38 INTs, and started in Super Bowl XV. Edwards concluded his NFL playing career seeing duty in seven games for the Rams and Falcons in 86. He then coached DBs at San Jose State ( 87-89) prior to his arrival in the NFL ranks with Kansas City in 90. EDWARDS VS. THE RAMS (0-2) Herm Edwards is 0-2 all-time vs. the Rams. This is the first meeting between Edwards and Scott Linehan as NFL head coaches. DATE RESULT OPP. COACH 10/21/01 L St. Louis 34, N.Y. JETS 14 Mike Martz 1/2/05 L ST. LOUIS 32, N.Y. Jets 29 OT Mike Martz ACCORDING TO COACH HERM... On his team philosophy: Just because they hired a defensive head coach everyone thinks I m going to change the offense. I m not trying to change the offense. There is a certain way you ve got to play. The defense has to go out there and stop them and the offense has to believe when we have that kind of lead we can run the ball and the game s over. We ve got to play the clock a little better and protect each other. You look at the playoff teams, their defenses are pretty good and help them win on the road. You have to have a defense that can go in there and slow down an offense on the road because then you can keep the game close and smart teams win close games. On the 2006 Chiefs: This team is a good football team. This is not a team that hasn t won. This team has won. We just haven t been in the playoffs enough and that s the hurdle we are facing now. That s something we have to strive to be more consistent that way. I think this team has a lot of gifted players. Look at the number of Pro Bowl players they had last year. Maybe not on defense, but hopefully that s going to change. I would assume that s going to change. I think sometimes we jump ahead too far. We worry about Super Bowls, but you can t win a Super Bowl unless you win your first game. You might luck into one every once in a while and have a great season, but most of the time you have to be a consistent playoff football team. That s what this team needs to become. We need to become a consistent playoff team. We have to get to the playoffs. Scott Linehan was named the 22nd head coach in Rams history on January 19, 2006, after one season serving as Miami s offensive coordinator. The Dolphins offense went from 29th in total offense to 14th under Linehan. He entered the NFL in 2002 as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach for the Minnesota Vikings, holding that post from 2002-04. Prior to entering the NFL ranks, Linehan served in the college ranks for 13 years, beginning his coaching career at his alma mater of Idaho ( 92-93). Linehan served five seasons at Washington ( 94-98), including three as offensive coordinator. He also spent three seasons as offensive coordinator at Louisville ( 99-01). Linehan s teams played in seven bowl games, won five conference titles and advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs four times. Born September 17, 1963 in Sunnyside, Washington, Linehan played quarterback for coach Dennis Erickson s Idaho Vandals ( 82-86). He led the Vandals to a Big Sky Conference championship ( 85) and three straight playoff appearances ( 84-86). Linehan signed as a rookie free agent with Dallas in 87, but his playing career was curtailed by a shoulder injury. WHAT TO WATCH IN 2006 DE Jared Allen has 20.0 career sacks and needs 4.5 more to move into the club s all-time top 10 in that category. TE Tony Gonzalez has 56 TD receptions and needs two more to pass WR Otis Taylor (57) for the most in Chiefs history. Gonzalez has 648 receptions and needs 15 more catches to surpass TE Ozzie Newsome (662) for the second-most by a TE in NFL history. QB Trent Green has made 99 career regular season starts and will open his 100th NFL game in his next start. Green is the only QB to have an active streak of four consecutive 90.0+ rating seasons and is only the third QB in NFL history to accomplish the feat. He can pass Green Bay QB Brett Favre (four) for the second-longest streak in NFL history. WR Dante Hall has six career kickoff return TDs and needs one more to surpass RBs Ollie Matson, Gale Sayers, Travis Williams and Mel Gray for the most in NFL history. RB Larry Johnson has 2,416 rushing yards and needs 1,283 more to move into the club s all-time top five. RB Marcus Allen (3,698) currently ranks fifth in that category. G Will Shields has started 207 consecutive games, the longest streak in team history and the third-longest streak in the NFL history since 70. Shields has played in 208 games and can pass K Nick Lowery (212) for first in team history in 2006. K Lawrence Tynes has made 44 field goals and needs six more to surpass Lin Elliott (49) for fourth in team history. S Greg Wesley has 26 interceptions and needs two more to move ahead of LB Willie Lanier (27) for eighth in team history. THE GOVERNOR S CUP The Chiefs own a 6-5 record in Governor s Cup competition with the Rams, including a 3-0 record in regular season play. Saturday s contest will mark Herm Edwards first foray into Governor s Cup play as Kansas City s head coach. The two teams will meet again in regular season play at the Edwards Jones Dome (11/5). Kansas City posted a 16-7-2 mark in its Governor s Cup series against the St. Louis Cardinals from 68-87, going 2-1-1 in the regular season record and 14-6-1 in preseason play.

2005 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS AFC NFL Category Player Total Rank Rank Scoring Tynes 105 3rd 6th Rushing Yards L. Johnson 1,251 2nd 4th QB Rating Green 89.5 7th 10th Receptions Gonzalez 64 10th 18th Rec. Yards Kennison 911 6th 15th Interceptions Wesley 6 T3rd T5th Punting Avg. Colquitt 40.0 15th 30th Punt Ret. Avg. Hall 5.8 11th 22nd KO Ret. Avg. Hall 24.4 9th 12th Sacks Allen 10.0 T4th T6th INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 2005 ST. LOUIS RAMS NFC NFL Category Player Total Rank Rank Scoring Wilkins 117 5th T10th Rushing Yards S. Jackson 1,046 7th 14th QB Rating Bulger 94.4 2nd 5th Receptions Holt 102 T3rd T3rd Rec. Yards Holt 1,331 5th 6th Interceptions Furrey 4 T9th T19th Punting Avg. Barker 42.7 7th 19th Punt Ret. Avg. Looker 8.6 - - - - KO Ret. Avg. C. Johnson 22.6 T8th T20th Sacks Little 9.5 7th 17th THE 2006 CHIEFS The Chiefs are coming off a 10-6 record in 2005 and are seeking to return to the postseason for the first time since 2003. Herm Edwards enters his sixth season as an NFL head coach, his first guiding the Chiefs. Gunther Cunningham is his second stint as KC s defensive coordinator after rejoining the club in 2004. Mike Solari enters his 10th season with the Chiefs and was promoted to offensive coordinator in the off-season. Kansas City continued to bolster its defensive unit in the offseason with several more notable additions. In addition to former Pro Bowlers already on the roster such as LB Kendrell Bell, CB Patrick Surtain and S Sammy Knight, the Chiefs added five-time Pro Bowl CB Ty Law as a free agent on July 23rd. The Chiefs secondary was further solidified with a pair of promising young players in S Bernard Pollard (D2-06) and S Jarrad Page (D7-06). After tabbing LB Derrick Johnson (D1-05) last season, the Chiefs also went defense with their top selection in this year s draft in DE Tamba Hali (D1-06). LB Kawika Mitchell (D2-03) serves as the club s defensive signal caller and appears poised for even bigger things after posting a team-high 135 tackles in 2005. DE Jared Allen (D4b-04) had a team-best 11.0 sacks and owns 20.0 sacks in his first two seasons. The core of Kansas City s record-setting offensive unit remains intact. Two-time Pro Bowl QB Trent Green headlines an experienced group that includes arguably the finest guard tandem in the league in 11-time Pro Bowler Will Shields and two-time Pro Bowler Brian Waters. C Casey Wiegmann is also one of the league s top players at his position. Running behind that offensive front is Pro Bowl RB Larry Johnson, who established a franchise record with 1,750 rushing yards in 2005, including nine straight 100-yard games to close out the year. Johnson also racked up 20 rushing scores in 2005 and totaled an incredible 2,093 yards from scrimmage on the season to rank second in the league. Seven-time Pro Bowl TE Tony Gonzalez continues to produce at a consistent rate and is the franchise s all-time leading receiver, while WR Eddie Kennison has registered back-to-back 1,000- yard campaigns. Kansas City s specialty units are headed by Mike Priefer. The Chiefs boast one of the league s top young kicking tandems in K Lawrence Tynes and P Dustin Colquitt (D3-05). TE Kendall Gammon earned a Pro Bowl berth for his long-snapping exploits in 2004, while WR Dante Hall has earned a pair of Pro Bowl berths as a return man. CHIEFS-RAMS CONNECTIONS Chiefs QB TRENT GREEN appeared in eight games (five starts) for the Rams ( 99-00), completing 145 of 240 passes for 2,063 yards with 16 TDs and fives INTs, good for a 101.8 rating. He prepped at St. John Vianney HS in Kirkwood, MO Chiefs CB CHRIS JOHNSON saw action in 14 games (one start) for the Rams in 2005, recording 25 tackles (22 solo), three PDs, a FF and returning 38 kickoffs for 857 yards (22.6 avg.) with a TD Kansas City WR EDDIE KENNISON entered the NFL as a first-round draft choice (18th overall) of the Rams in 96. He appeared in 45 games (36 starts) in three seasons ( 96-98), catching 96 passes for 1,562 yards (16.3 avg.) with 10 TDs. He also returned 138 punts for 1,343 yards (9.7 avg.) with three TDs and 24 kickoffs for 468 yards (19.5 avg.) Chiefs T KYLE TURLEY spent two seasons (2003-04) with the Rams, starting 16 games Chiefs G PETER HEYER was on the Rams practice squad in 2004 Kansas City FB J.R. NIKLOS was inactive for 12 games with St. Louis in 2002 Chiefs QB JEFF SMOKER spent the last two seasons with the Rams after entering the NFL as a sixth-round pick (201st overall) of St. Louis in 2004 KC V.P. LYNN STILES spent three seasons as the Rams VP of Football Operations ( 97-99) and coached the TEs for two years ( 98-99) Kansas City OL coach JOHN MATSKO ( 99-05) coached the offensive line for St. Louis ( 99-05) Kansas City asst. strength coach BILLY LONG worked with St. Louis Chiefs area scout MATT LITTLEFIELD ( 97-99) served as a Football Operations Assistant with STL Kansas City strength and conditioning asst. KAZ KAZADI was a sixth-round draft choice (179th overall) of St. Louis in 97, playing in 12 games with 13 special teams tackles with the club Kansas City DE ZACH VILLE and St. Louis G TONY PALMER both played collegiately at Missouri KC Executive VP/Asst. GM DENNIS THUM is a native of St. Louis and prepped at St. Louis University HS Rams VP PHIL THOMAS was KC s Director of Promotions from 89-95 KC QB DAMON HUARD and STL WR DANE LOOKER both prepped at Puyallup HS in Puyallup, WA STL CB JERAMETRIUS BUTLER played at Kansas State. THE 2006 RAMS The Rams offensive juggernaut features a wealth of decorated performers. QB Marc Bulger was the MVP of the 2004 Pro Bowl and has a pair of Pro Bowl receivers at his disposal, including four-time Pro Bowler Isaac Bruce (D2a-94) and five-time honoree Torry Holt (D1-99). Third-year RB Stephen Jackson takes over the reins full-time at running back while Paul Smith serves as the club s fullback. LT Orlando Pace (D1-97) was the first overall selection of the 97 NFL Draft and has earned seven straight Pro Bowl berths. Rookie Joe Klopfenstein works at tight end. The Rams defense features six-time Pro Bowl DT La Roi Glover and former first-round pick DT Jimmy Kennedy (D1-03). DEs Leonard Little (D3-98) and Anthony Hargrove (D3-04) round out the unit. LB Pisa Tinoisamoa (D2-03) led the Rams in tackles for the third consecutive year in 2005 and works alongside LBs Brandon Chillar and former Panthers LB Will Witherspoon. Fifth-year CB Travis Fisher (D2-02) and former Saints CB Fakhir Brown team with S Oshiomogho Atogwe (D3-05) and former Cardinals/Vikings S Corey Chavous in the secondary. Former Pro Bowl K Jeff Wilkins handles the placement duties while 12- year veteran Matt Turk is scheduled to serve as the club s punter. WR Kevin Curtis (D3-03) is currently listed as the club s top kickoff return man, while WR Shaun McDonald (D4-03) handles the punt return chores. MEDIA INFORMATION INJURIES S William Bartee (Achilles), RB Michael Bennett (hamstring), QB Brodie Croyle (shoulder), DT John Browning (back), DE Carlos Hall (knee), DE Tamba Hali (ribs), G Peter Heyer (ankle), QB Damon Huard (foot), C Johnathan Ingram (ankle), TE Adam Johnson (shoulder), WR Scott McCready (shoulder), DT Junior Siavii (knee), CB Lenny Walls (hamstring), G Brian Waters (foot) and DT Stephen Williams (foot) did not play at the N.Y. Giants (8/17). G Will Shields (ankle) was injured vs. the Giants. RADIO AND TV 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 13th year handling the play-by-play duties, while Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson adds color commentary with reports from Bob Gretz. The KCFX pregame show begins at 6:00 PM (CT). Veteran sportscaster Roger Twibell calls the action, while former Chiefs CB Jayice Pearson ( 86-92) provides the color commentary on KCTV-5 with sideline reports from former Chiefs T Rich Baldinger ( 83-92).

OFFENSIVE PLAYER NOTES QUARTERBACKS Kansas City returns two of its top three signal callers from 2005, including two-time Pro Bowler Trent Green who has started 80 consecutive games for the club dating back to 2001. Green ranks eighth in NFL history with an 88.3 career rating, a figure that is also the top mark in Chiefs annals. Damon Huard enters his third campaign with the Chiefs and served as the club s third QB the last two seasons. Brodie Croyle (D3-06) and Casey Printers are in their first NFL training camp with the Chiefs. Jeff Smoker was added to the roster on August 10th. QB TRENT GREEN Has started 80 games with KC, completing 1,599 of 2,579 passes (62.00%) for 20,117 yards with 111 TDs and 76 INTs for an 88.3 rating. Elected to his second Pro Bowl in 2005 to become the first QB in Chiefs history to earn two Pro Bowl berths. Connected on 317 of 507 passes for 4,014 yards with 17 TDs and 10 INTs for a 90.1 rating a year ago. His 20,117 yards passing with the Chiefs are the second-best mark in team history, trailing only Dawson (28,507). Ranks first in team history with an 88.3 passer rating, 62.00 completion percentage, 256 20+ yard completions, a 7.80-yard average gain and 23 career 300-yard passing days. His 111 TDs with KC are the third-highest total in Chiefs history. Has started 80 straight games, the longest streak by a QB in team history. Has led the Chiefs to 44 wins, the second-most by a starting QB in team history behind Dawson (94). His 20,117 passing yards since joining KC in 2001 rank second in the NFL behind only IND QB Peyton Manning (20,902). Is the only QB to own an active streak of four consecutive seasons with a 90.0+ passer rating and is only the third player in league history to accomplish that feat. The club is 18-8 when he records a 100.0+ rating (min. 20 attempts). Has thrown for 4,000+ yards in three straight seasons, becoming the fourth quarterback to accomplish that feat, joining SD s Dan Fouts ( 79-81), MIA s Dan Marino ( 84-86) and IND s Peyton Manning ( 99-04). QB DAMON HUARD Has played in 38 games (six starts) with MIA ( 97-00), NE (2001-03) and KC (2004-05), connecting on 170 of 289 attempts (58.8%) for 1,691 yards with, nine TDs and eight INTs, good for a 74.3 rating. QB BRODIE CROYLE Joined the Chiefs at the club s third-round draft choice (85th overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft. Completed 488 of 869 passes for 6,382 yards with 41 touchdowns and 22 interceptions for a 128.4 rating in 38 games (26 starts) at Alabama. QB CASEY PRINTERS Spent three seasons (2003-05) with the CFL s British Columbia Lions. Played in 45 games (20 starts), completing 457 of 712 throws for 6,763 yards with 45 touchdowns and 16 interceptions for a 107.0 rating. RUNNING BACKS Larry Johnson (D1-03) enters the season as the club s starting running back after compiling 1,750 rushing yards a year ago to earn his first Pro Bowl invitation. RB Michael Bennett was acquired in a trade from New Orleans on August 2nd. Bennett earned a Pro Bowl berth with Minnesota after gaining 1,296 yards in 2002. FB Ronnie Cruz is the leading candidate to start at the fullback position. RB Dee Brown was in camp with the Chiefs in 2005 and spent the final eight weeks on the roster. RB Quentin Griffin spent parts of three seasons with Denver. Other players in the backfield with previous NFL camp experience include: McKenzi Smith and J.R. Niklos and Derrick Ross are a pair of rookie free agents on the roster. RB LARRY JOHNSON Has played in 32 games (12 starts) in three seasons with KC. Has 476 carries for 2,416 yards (5.1 avg.) with 30 TDs and 56 receptions for 623 yards (11.1 avg.) with three TDs. Named to his first Pro Bowl, the first running back drafted by the Chiefs to earn that honor since RB Christian Okoye following the 91 season. Won the 2005 Derrick Thomas Award as the Chiefs MVP, becoming the fifth running back to win the award. Rushed 336 times for a franchise single-season record 1,750 yards (5.2 avg.) with 20 TDs in 2005 and added 33 catches for 343 yards with a TD. His 1,750 rushing yards ranked first in the AFC, while his 2,093 yards from scrimmage led the AFC and were second in the NFL. His 1,351 rushing yards and 1,627 yards from scrimmage were the highest marks in NFL history by any player in games played on or after November 1st. POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES by Brad Kuhbander Has recorded nine consecutive 100-yard rushing games, the longest active streak in the NFL and his 10 overall 100-yard rushing days a year ago were the highest single-season total in Chiefs history. Scored a team-high 126 points to become just the third non-kicker in Chiefs history to eclipse the 100-point plateau in a season. Rushed for a team single-game record 211 yards at Houston (11/20/05) and 201 yards vs. Cincinnati (1/1/06) to become the first back in Chiefs history to record two 200-yard rushing days in a season. The Chiefs are 10-3 when he has a 100-yard rushing game and are 8-2 when he scores two or more rushing TDs. Was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Month for November and December/January, becoming the first player in the NFL to win back-to-back accolades since 98 when both N.Y. Jets QB Vinny Testaverde and Denver RB Terrell Davis pulled off the feat. Ranks 11th in Chiefs history with 2,416 rushing yards, needing 1,283 more yards to bypass RB Marcus Allen (3,698) for fifth. RB MICHAEL BENNETT Was acquired in a trade from New Orleans on August 2nd. Played in 64 games (49 starts) with Minnesota (2001-05), rushing 713 times for 3,174 yards (4.5 avg.) with 12 TDs and catching 126 passes for 1,040 yards (8.3 avg.) with five scores. Was elected to the Pro Bowl in 2002 after producing 255 carries for 1,296 yards (5.1 avg.) with five TDs and 37 receptions for 351 yards with a TD. FB RONNIE CRUZ Has played in 14 games for the Chiefs, catching one pass for 15 yards. RB DEE BROWN Has 109 carries for 381 yards (3.5 avg.) with four TDs and 20 receptions for 109 yards with two TDs in 29 career games (three starts) with CAR (2001-02), PIT (2003), CLE (2004) and KC (2005). Also has 26 kickoff returns for 496 yards (19.1 avg.). RB QUENTIN GRIFFIN Played in 16 games (five starts) in three seasons with Denver (2003-05). Carried the ball 179 times for 656 yards (3.7 avg.) with two TDs, caught 18 passes for 129 yards (7.2 avg.) with a score and four kickoff returns for 52 yards (13.0 avg.). RB J.R. NIKLOS Played in St. Louis in 2002 and with the Frankfurt Galaxy of NFL Europe for two seasons (2005-06). RB McKENZI SMITH Is in his third training camp with the Chiefs after entering the NFL as a rookie free agent with Kansas City in 2004. WIDE RECEIVERS Eddie Kennison had recorded back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons after leading the team with 1,102 receiving yards with five TDs a year ago. Samie Parker (D4-04) emerged as the club s second receiver in 2005, producing 36 catches for 533 yards with three TDs. Two-time Pro Bowl return man extraordinaire Dante Hall returns as the club s third receiver. The Chiefs wide receiver contingent also includes Craphonso Thorpe (D4-05), Darrell Hill, NFLEL veterans Nate Curry, Jeris McIntyre and Scott McCready, rookie Jeff Webb (D6b-06), as well as rookie free agents Kyle Brown and Chris Hannon. WR EDDIE KENNISON Has played in 152 games (129 starts) in his 11-year NFL career, recording 482 receptions for 7,384 yards (16.2 avg.) with 37 TDs. In five seasons with the Chiefs, has played in 67 games (61 starts), catching 255 passes for 4,269 yards (16.7 avg.) with 20 TDs. Started 16 games in 2005, ranking second on the team with a career-high 68 catches for 1,102 yards (16.2 avg.) and five TDs. Recorded his second consecutive 1,000-yard receiving season to become only the second player in team history to record back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons. WR Carlos Carson accomplished the feat in 83-84. Joined Charlie Joiner, Irving Fryar, Don Maynard and J.T. Smith as the fifth WR in NFL history to record his first consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in his ninth and 10th NFL season or later. Was third in the AFC and 10th in the NFL with 17 catches of 20+ yards. His 1,102 receiving yards ranked fifth in the AFC. WR DANTE HALL In 82 games (10 starts) with KC he has touched the ball 631 times for 10,694 yards (16.9 avg.) with 17 TDs. Has returned 307 kickoffs for 7,437 yards (24.2 avg.) with a team record six TDs and 161 punts for 1,642 yards (10.2 avg.) with four TDs. Also has 119 catches for 1,411 yards (11.9 avg.) with seven scores. His 7,437 career kickoff return yards and 307 kickoff returns each rank first all-time in team history. Ranks first in franchise history with six kickoff returns for TDs and 10 total special teams TDs. His 17 career TDs have come from an average of 75.0 yards, the secondlongest distance in NFL history (minimum 10 TDs).

Produced 2,183 combined net yards in 2005 to join RB Marshall Faulk ( 98-01) as the only other player in NFL history to top the 2,000-yard barrier in four consecutive seasons. His 10 career kick return TDs are third in NFL history. He needs three more to pass RB Eric Metcalf (12) for second. Has averaged a kick return (kickoff or punt) TD once every 8.2 games. His six career kickoff return TDs are tied with RBs Ollie Matson, Gale Sayers, Travis Williams and Mel Gray for first in NFL history. Ranks first in Chiefs history with 10,694 combined net yards. WR SAMIE PARKER Has played in 16 games (nine starts), catching 45 passes for 670 yards (14.9 avg.) with four TDs. Had 36 receptions for 533 yards (14.8 avg.) with three TDs in 2005. WR CRAPHONSO THORPE Played in 48 games (21 starts) at Florida State, catching 123 passes for 2,153 yards (17.5 avg.) with 18 TDs. WR JERIS McINTYRE Is in his third training camp with the Chiefs after originally entering the NFL as a rookie free agent with the club in 2004. WR NATE CURRY Caught 18 passes for 222 yards (12.3 avg.) with a TD and returned 14 kickoffs for 391 yards with a league-leading 27.9-yard average for the Hamburg Sea Devils of NFL Europe in 2006. WR DARRELL HILL Spent three seasons with TEN (2002-04), playing in 33 games and recording 29 special teams tackles. WR JEFF WEBB Entered the league as the second of two Chiefs draft picks in the sixth round (190th overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft. Played in 44 games (30 starts) at San Diego State, catching 234 passes for 2,890 yards (12.4 avg.) with 20 TDs. TIGHT ENDS Six-time Pro Bowler Tony Gonzalez (D1-97) is arguably the best player at his position in the NFL and is KC s all-time leading receiver with 648 catches and 7,810 yards. He has 56 career touchdown catches and needs seven more to top TE Shannon Sharpe (62) for the most TD receptions by a TE in NFL history. Jason Dunn possesses the size of an offensive tackle and is a key element of the club s rushing attack. Kris Wilson (D2b-04) is a versatile performer who can line up in a variety of formations. Other tight ends in camp include Aaron Golliday, rookie FA Robert Docherty and Adam Johnson, who can also long snap. TE TONY GONZALEZ Ranks first on the Chiefs all-time receiving chart with 648 catches and 7,810 receiving yards. Is just the third tight end in NFL history to establish himself as his franchise s career leader in receptions, joining Cleveland s Ozzie Newsome (662) and Denver s Shannon Sharpe (815). Is third in NFL history among TEs with 648 career catches and is fourth with 7,810 receiving yards. His 56 career TDs are the third-highest total by a TE in NFL history, needing seven more to bypass Sharpe (62) for first. Has caught a pass in 84 consecutive games for the longest streak in team annals and the fifth-longest by a TE in NFL history. Ranks fourth among TEs in NFL history and third in Chiefs annals with 15 career 100-yard receiving days. Had 78 catches for 905 yards (11.6 avg.) with two TDs a year ago. Has started 111 straight games, the fifth-longest streak in Chiefs history. TE JASON DUNN Has played in 129 games (43 starts) with PHI ( 96-98) and KC (2000-05), catching 75 passes for 861 yards (11.5 avg.) with 11 TDs. TE KRIS WILSON Has played in 17 games (one start) for the Chiefs, recording three receptions for 33 yards. OFFENSIVE LINE The Chiefs boast one of the best blocking units in the league, a group that features a pair of Pro Bowlers and is highly regarded for its versatility, dependability and mobility. G Will Shields (D3-93) has been to 11 Pro Bowls and enters his 14th NFL campaign owning a streak of 207 consecutive starts. G Brian Waters earned his second consecutive Pro Bowl berth as a left guard in 2005 and has opened 71 straight games at that position. A four-time USA Today All-Joe team selection, C Casey Wiegmann is one of the league s most underrated performers. Free agent T Kyle Turley has been working with the starting unit at left tackle while T Kevin Sampson (D7-04) is listed as the starter at right tackle. T Jordan Black (D5-03) started six games at LT and four at RT in 2005 while T Will Svitek (D6a-05) will provide depth at the position. C/T Chris Bober started two games at right tackle a year ago and is the club s top reserve at center behind Wiegmann. Other veterans on the roster include: T Thomas Barnett, G Peter Heyer, C Johnathan Ingram, G Tyler Lenda and T Jeremy Parquet (D7b-05). Rookies on the offensive line include: G Steve Franklin, C Rudy Niswanger and G Tre Stallings (D6a-06). G WILL SHIELDS Has started 207 consecutive games, the second-longest active streak in the NFL, trailing Green Bay QB Brett Favre (221). His 207 consecutive starts is the third-longest streak in NFL history since 70, trailing only OL Bruce Matthews (229) and QB Brett Favre (221). Has played in 208 consecutive games since being drafted with Kansas City s third-round pick (74th overall) in 93. His streak of 208 consecutive games played is the longest string in franchise history since 68. His 207 starts are the most in team history since 68. Selected to his 11th consecutive Pro Bowl in 2005, the highest total and longest streak by any player in franchise history. G BRIAN WATERS Has played in 86 games (72 starts) with KC. Was selected to his second Pro Bowl in 2005, joining G Will Shields to become the first guard duo to make back-to-back Pro Bowls since Cowboys guards Nate Newton and Larry Allen in 95-96. Earned All-Pro honors from AP and The Dallas Morning News. C CASEY WIEGMANN Has opened 79 consecutive games with KC dating back to 2001. Named to the All-Joe Team by USA Today in 2005 for the fourth consecutive season. T KYLE TURLEY Joined the Chiefs as a free agent on June 13th. Was a first-team All-Pro selection in 2000 with New Orleans. Has started 95 games with NO ( 98-02) and STL (2003-04). T JORDAN BLACK Has played in 32 games (14 starts) in three seasons with the Chiefs. Started six contests at LT and four at RT in 2005. C/T CHRIS BOBER Has played in 75 games (35 starts) with the NYG (2000-03) and KC (2004-05). T KEVIN SAMPSON Has played in 10 games (one start) in two seasons with KC. T WILL SVITEK A member of the Frankfurt Galaxy squad that won World Bowl XIV in NFL Europe this season. T JEREMY PARQUET Played in 44 games (39 starts) for Southern Mississippi. DEFENSIVE PLAYER NOTES DEFENSIVE LINE The Chiefs return all of their top performers on the defensive front from 2005 and have a strong rotation of players at both defensive end and defensive tackle. DE Eric Hicks ranks fifth in franchise history with 44.5 career sacks. DE Jared Allen (D4-04) led the club with 11.0 sacks as a year ago to give him 20.0 sacks in his initial two NFL seasons. DE Tamba Hali (D1-06) was named the Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the Year in 2005 at Penn State and was the club s first-round pick this year. DE Carlos Hall will provide depth at the end position. DT John Browning (D3-96) is the senior member of the defensive line and owns 27.5 career sacks. DT Lional Dalton and DT Ryan Sims (D1-02) form the starting defensive tackle tandem. DE Jimmy Wilkerson (D6-03) is a versatile performer who can play at both the tackle and end positions. DT James Reed joined the Chiefs after spending the previous five seasons with Herm Edwards with the N.Y. Jets. DT Ron Edwards signed as an UFA from Buffalo this offseason. Veteran Junior Siavii (D2a-04), NFLEL veterans Arrion Dixon, Clint Mitchell and DE Zach Ville, as well as rookie FA DT Stephen Williams are also battling for playing time. Veteran DT Shane Burton was signed on August 7th. DE JARED ALLEN Has played in 31 games (25 starts), registering 115 tackles (75 solo), 20.0 sacks (-112.0 yards), 51 QB pressures, two FRs, seven FFs and seven PDs. His 20.0 sacks in his initial two NFL campaigns trail only LB Derrick Thomas (30) in the Chiefs record book. Led the defensive line and was fifth on the team with a career-high 76 tackles (49 solo) with a team-leading 11.0 sacks (-65.0 yards). Also had a career-high 54 QB pressures, two FRs, a team-high seven FFs and seven PDs. DE ERIC HICKS Since joining the Chiefs in 98 as a rookie FA he has played in 112 games (104 starts), recording 565 tackles (278 solo), 44.5 sacks (-293.0 yards), 185 QB pressures, five FRs, nine FFs and 15 PDs. Ranks fifth in team history with 44.5 career sacks and needs 7.0 more to pass LB Mike Bell (51.0) for fourth. Ranked second on the defensive line and sixth on the team with 69 tackles (46 solo), including a team-high 12 behind the line in 2005. Also had 4.0 sacks (-65.0 yards), 31 QB pressures and two PDs.

DT LIONAL DALTON In 110 games (55 starts) with BAL ( 98-01), DEN (2002), WAS (2003) and KC (2004-05) he has produced 236 tackles (151 solo), 8.0 sacks (-59.0 yards), 45 QB pressures, four PDs, one FR and three PDs. Recorded a career-high 46 tackles (23 solo), a sack (-7.0 yards) and 19 QB pressures in 2005. DT RYAN SIMS Has played in 43 games (36 starts) in his first four seasons in the NFL. Has 138 tackles (70 solo), 5.0 sacks (-22.0 yard), 35 QB pressures, one FR, one FF, one INT and a PD. DT JOHN BROWNING Has played in 121 games (96 starts), registering 478 tackles (294 solo), 27.5 sacks (-157.5 yards), one INT, 157 QB pressures, four FRs, three FFs and eight PDs. His 27.5 career sacks rank ninth in Chiefs history and he needs 2.0 more to bypass DT Dan Saleaumua (29.0) for eighth. DE TAMBA HALI Joined the Chiefs as the club s first-round draft choice (20th overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft. Played in 47 games (34 starts) at Penn State, totaling 179 tackles (84 solo), 14.0 sacks (-87.0 yards), three QB pressures, a FR, two FFs and an INT. Named first-team All-Big Ten and the Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the Year in 2005. DE CARLOS HALL Played in 59 games (33 starts) with TEN (2002-04) and KC (2005), recording 228 tackles (139 solo), 14.5 sacks (-58.5 yards), 48 QB pressures, two FR, four FFs and nine PDs. DE JIMMY WILKERSON Has played in 43 games (two starts) with KC, producing 69 tackles (38 solo), a half of a sack (-4.5 yards), 32 QB pressures, four PDs and a FR. Had a career-high 35 tackles (23 solo) and 25 QB pressures in 2005. DT JUNIOR SIAVII Has played in 26 games, amassing 27 tackles (15 solo), a sack (-9.0 yards), six QB pressures and a FR. DT RON EDWARDS Played in 48 games (24 starts) in five seasons (2001-05) at Buffalo, producing 114 tackles (72 solo), 7.0 sacks (-42.0 yards), 23 QB pressures, a FR and four FFs. DT JAMES REED Saw action in 80 contests (17 starts) with the N.Y. Jets (2001-05), compiling 176 tackles (109 solo), 6.0 sacks, four FRs and four PDs. LINEBACKERS The Chiefs linebacker unit returns intact in 2006 led by Kawika Mitchell (D2-03). Kendrell Bell enters his second campaign as the starter at ROLB. Derrick Johnson opens the season at LOLB after winning the club s Derrick Thomas Award as the team s top rookie or first-year player in 2005. Keyaron Fox (DD3-04) and rookie FAs Nick Reid from Kansas and Brandon Guillory also work at ROLB. Boomer Grigsby (D5a-05) and William Kershaw are battling for time behind Mitchell. Rich Scanlon and Kris Griffin will battle for playing time at LOLB. LB KENDRELL BELL In 63 games (58 starts) for PIT (2001-04) and KC (2005) has recorded 329 tackles (260 solo), 19.5 sacks (-148.0 yds), one FR, four FFs, an INT and six PDs. Amassed 68 tackles (48 solo), 1.5 sacks (-3.0 yards), a PD and a FF a year ago with KC. LB KAWIKA MITCHELL Has appeared in 43 career games (34 starts), registering 245 tackles (181 solo), 3.0 sacks (-14.0 yards), three FRs, an INT, 23 QB pressures and 20 PDs. Started all 16 games a year ago, leading the team and producing a career-high 135 tackles (100 solo), 2.0 sacks (-14.0 yards), 12 QB pressures, 14 PDs, an INT and a FR. LB DERRICK JOHNSON Finished third on the team with 110 tackles (87 solo), 2.0 sacks (-14.0 yards), nine PDs, 10 QB pressures, a FR and two FFs. LB KEYARON FOX Has played in 14 games, tallying two tackles and 10 special teams stops. LB BOOMER GRIGSBY Played in 16 games a year ago, totaling 19 special teams tackles. Appeared in 44 games (40 starts) at Illinois State, producing a schoolrecord 580 tackles (325 solo), to go along with 13.0 sacks (-77.0 yards), six FRs, five FFs, seven PDs and 14 QB pressures. LB KRIS GRIFFIN Missed the final eight games of the 2005 season with a hamstring strain. LB RICH SCANLON Has played in 22 games with KC since joining the Chiefs as a rookie FA in 2004, recording 34 special teams tackles. Led the club with 29 special teams stops a year ago. DEFENSIVE BACKS CB Patrick Surtain was traded to Kansas City from the Dolphins in 2005 and earned a pair of Pro Bowl berths with Miami. S Sammy Knight mans the strong safety spot and is tied for the most takeaways in the NFL since 97. S Greg Wesley (D3-00) made the transition to free safety from strong safety a year ago and led the team with six interceptions. The Chiefs added five-time Pro Bowler CB Ty Law as a free agent on July 23rd. CBs Benny Sapp and CB Lenny Walls also own extensive game experience. Alphonso Hodge (D5b-05), Chris Johnson and NFLEL veteran Justin Perkins will also battle for playing time. Rookie CB Marcus Maxey (D5-06) and AFL Defensive MVP Jerald Brown are also in the defensive backfield. Rookie Ss Bernard Pollard (D2-06) and Jarrad Page (D7-06) are battling NFLEL veteran S Scott Connot for playing time. S William Bartee (D2-00) has not practiced with an Achilles injury. CB PATRICK SURTAIN Has played in 123 games (97 starts) for MIA ( 98-04) and KC (2005), producing 465 tackles (366 solo), 6.5 sacks (-47.0 yards), 33 INTs (355 yards) with two TDs, 105 PDs, five FRs and three FFs. Dating back to 2000, only S Darren Sharper (40) has registered more INTs than Surtain (29) and CB Deltha O Neal (29). Had 67 tackles (52 solo), four interceptions, nine PDs and one FR in 2005. SS SAMMY KNIGHT Has played in 142 games (137 starts) with NO ( 97-02), MIA (2003-04) and KC (2005), registering 980 tackles (663 solo), 7.0 sacks (-41.0 yards), 37 INTs for 606 yards with two TDs, 84 PDs, 12 FRs with a TD and 12 FFs. Dating back to the 97 campaign, no NFL player has recorded more takeaways (50 37 INTs, 13 FRs) than Knight or S Darren Sharper (50 45 INTS, five FRs). Was second on the club with 118 tackles (76 solo), 2.0 sacks (-15.0 yards), two INTs, 10 PDs, a FR for a 80-yard TD, two FFs and four QB pressures. FS GREG WESLEY Has played in 89 games (88 starts) with KC, recording 600 tackles (411 solo), 6.0 sacks (-39.0 yards), 26 INTs for 503 yards, four FRs, nine FFs, 18 QB pressures and 15 special teams tackles. Had 96 tackles (58 solo) and six INTs for 106 yards in 2005. CB TY LAW Has played in 157 games (149 starts) with NE ( 95-04) and NYJ (2005), totaling 714 tackles (607 solo), 4.0 sacks (-27.0 yards), 46 INTs for 778 yards with seven TDs, 155 PDs, four FRs and three FFs. Tied for the NFL lead with 10 INTs in 2005 to earn his fifth Pro Bowl invite. CB BENNY SAPP Has played in 31 games (four starts) since joining the Chiefs as a rookie free agent in 2004, recording 45 tackles (39 solo), four QB pressures, an INT, nine PDs, two FFs and 19 special teams tackles. CB LENNY WALLS Saw action in 43 games (20 starts) in Denver (2002-05), totaling 105 tackles (92 solo), an INT, 28 PDs, a FR and two FFs. CB ALPHONSO HODGE Played in 46 games (35 starts) at Miami (Ohio), recording 147 tackles (103 solo), 8.0 sacks (-48.0 yards) and 24 PDs. S WILLIAM BARTEE The seven-year veteran has played in 87 games (31 starts), amassing 226 tackles (177 solo), 3.5 sacks (-28.5 yards) and 30 PDs. Also has 56 special teams stops. CB CHRIS JOHNSON Has played in 14 games (one start) with GB (2003-04) and STL (2005), tallying 25 tackles (22 solo). S BERNARD POLLARD Joined the Chiefs as the club s second-round draft choice (54th overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft. Appeared in 36 games (35 starts) at Purdue, registering 254 tackles (164 solo), a sack, four INTs, nine PDs, two FRs and two FFs. S JARRAD PAGE Was a seventh-round pick by KC in the 2006 NFL Draft. Played in 49 games (45 starts), recording 249 tackles (169 solo), a sack, nine INTs, 23 PDs, four FRs and four FFs. CB MARCUS MAXEY Saw action in 46 games (15 starts) at the University of Miami, posting 75 tackles (40 solo), two INTs, seven PDs and two FRs. SPECIALISTS NOTES K LAWRENCE TYNES Has handled the placement duties in 32 games for KC, converting 44 of 56 FGs and 102 of 105 PATs for 234 points. Connected on 27 of 33 FGs and 44 PATs for 125 points in 2005. P DUSTIN COLQUITT Played in all 16 games as a rookie a year ago, punting 65 times for 2,564 yards (39.4 gross, 35.2 net), landing 27 inside the 20 and five touchbacks. TE KENDALL GAMMON Long snapper extraordinaire has seen duty 218 career games.

THE LAST TIME Chiefs 49, Rams 10 December 8, 2002 Arrowhead Stadium 78,601 ST. LOUIS.......... 10 0 0 0 10 KANSAS CITY....... 14 21 0 14 49 The Chiefs rolled up 49 points for the second week in a row as KC claimed the Governor s Cup with a convincing 49-10 victory over the in-state rival St. Louis Rams. KC s defense and special teams accounted for 21 points. WR Dante Hall became the first player in team history and the 21st in NFL history to record two kick return scores in a single contest, getting TDs on both a PR and KOR. After St. Louis got off to a 3-0 lead, Hall took the ensuing kickoff back for an 88-yard TD. Then on the Rams next possession, KC s defense got into the scoring column as DE Duane Clemons recorded a 42-yard fumble return for a TD. On the play DE Eric Hicks recorded the first of the Chiefs 6.0 sacks when he stripped Rams QB Jamie Martin and helped put the Chiefs ahead 14-3. An eight-yard TD catch by WR Isaac Bruce brought the Rams within 14-10, but it would be as close as they would get. Hall would return a punt 86 yards for a TD, while RB Priest Holmes would rush for two scores to make the count 35-10 at halftime. Holmes finished with 132 rushing yards, his fourth-straight 100- yard game. Kansas City s defense took it from there, pitching a secondhalf shutout for the second straight week. DT John Browning led the way with a pair of sacks and both LB Marvcus Patton and SS Greg Wesley recorded interceptions. St. Louis third-rated passing offense was held to just 218 yards and 2000 NFL MVP RB Marshall Faulk was limited to just 13 rushing yards and 35 yards through the air. WR Marc Boerigter and RB Michael Cloud added fourthquarter TDs as the Chiefs posted a 49-10 win. GAME NOTES WR Dante Hall s 44.67-yard kickoff return average vs. St. Louis was a Chiefs single-game record, breaking Paul Palmer s previous mark of 44.33 yards vs. Seattle (12/27/87). With two TD runs vs. St. Louis, RB Priest Holmes extended his team record for consecutive games with a rushing score to 11 games, Holmes tied Lenny Moore (Baltimore - 63-64) and Emmitt Smith (Dallas - 94-95 and 95) for the third-longest streak of consecutive games with a rushing TD in NFL history. Holmes recorded his 15th 100-yard rushing game with the Chiefs, breaking Christian Okoye s franchise record. It was his fourth consecutive 100-yard game, also a club record. With 12 points vs. St. Louis, RB Priest Holmes registered his 144th point of the season, moving him ahead of Nick Lowery (139) for the Chiefs single-season scoring record. DE Duane Clemons registered his first NFL TD on a 42- yard return of a QB Jamie Martin fumble. It marked the 14th straight season dating back to 89 that the Chiefs had scored a defensive TD. RAMS J. Wilkins, 36-yard FG (5-13, 1:47). CHIEFS Hall, 88-yard kickoff return (M. Andersen kick). CHIEFS Clemons, 42-yard fumble return (M. Andersen kick). RAMS Bruce, 8-yard pass from Martin (J. Wilkins kick) (4-51, 2:05). CHIEFS Holmes, 2-yard run (M. Andersen kick) (8-66, 4:56). CHIEFS Hall, 86-yard punt return (M. Andersen kick). CHIEFS Holmes, 1-yard run (M. Andersen kick) (7-57, 3:25). CHIEFS Boerigter, 6-yard pass from Green (M. Andersen kick) (12-89, 7:48). CHIEFS Cloud, 1-yard run (M. Andersen kick) (7-56, 3:56). Team Statistics Rams Chiefs First Downs......................... 16 21 Total Net Yards...................... 202 293 Rushes/Net Yards................... 18/32 37/180 Net Passing........................ 170 113 Pass Attempts/Completions........... 35/24 16/11 Had Intercepted....................... 2 0 Times Sacked/Yards.................. 6/48 1/3 Punts/Average.................... 5/36.4 4/35.3 Penalties/Yards...................... 5/40 2/15 Fumbles/Lost........................ 1/1 1/0 Possession Time................... 28:54 31:06 RUSHING CHIEFS Holmes 24-132, 2 TDs; Richardson 4-27; Cloud 4-15, 1 TD; Blaylock 3-9; Green 1-0; Morton 1-(-3). RAMS Gordon 5-14; Faulk 10-13; T. Wilkins 1-4; Martin 1-2; Proehl 1-(-1). RECEIVING CHIEFS Gonzalez 5-38; Holmes 2-16; Kennison 1-29; Morton 1-20; Richardson 1-7; Boerigter 1-6, 1 TD. RAMS Bruce 5-47, 1 TD; Holt 4-45; Faulk 4-35; Proehl 4-33; Conwell 3-17; Manumaleuna 2-25; Gordon 1-11; T. Wilkins 1-5. PASSING CHIEFS Green 10-15-100, 1 TD, 0 INTs; Collins 1-1-16, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. RAMS Martin 24-35-218, 1 TD, 2 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS CHIEFS Wesley 1-49; Patton 1-4. RAMS None. SACKS CHIEFS Browning 2.0; Hicks 1.0; Patton 1.0; Wesley 1.0; Fujita 1.0. RAMS Little 1.0. FIELD GOALS CHIEFS None. RAMS J. Wilkins (36) 42S.

THE LAST GAME Giants 17, Chiefs 0 August 17, 2006 Giants Stadium 76,316 KANSAS CITY........ 0 0 0 0 0 N.Y. GIANTS......... 7 7 3 0 17 The Chiefs continued their preseason road swing with a trip to the Meadowlands as head coach Herm Edwards returned to his former stomping grounds. After falling behind 14-0 early in the second quarter, Kansas City was unable to mount a rally, falling by a final tally of 17-0. After the Chiefs went three-and-out on the game s first possession, the Giants set the tempo of the game, always staying one step ahead of Kansas City. On their first offensive play WR Tim Carter took an end-around for a 20-yard gain into Kansas City territory. From there New York methodically drove the final 40 yards on the strength of two third-down conversions, including the a five-yard TD pass from QB Eli Manning to WR Amani Toomer on third-and-goal. That scoring pass gave the Giants a 7-0 lead with 8:46 left in the first quarter. Kansas City s first-team offense advanced the ball into New York territory at the Giants 32-yard line on the ensuing possession, but back-to-back penalties stalled the drive near midfield. The clubs exchanged punts on the next two possessions before the Giants shook things up again. Taking over at their own 48-yard line, New York came out in a no-huddle offense. Manning went four-for-four on the drive and RB Brandon Jacobs did the rest, plowing into the end zone from one yard out on third-and-goal. That score capped an eight-play, 52- yard scoring march and gave the Giants a 14-0 lead. QB Damon Huard entered the lineup for the Chiefs third drive, marking his first game action of the preseason. After converting one first down, Chiefs P Dustin Colquitt was forced into action for his fourth punt of the evening. The second-year punter was one of the bright spots for Kansas City punting nine times averaging 49.9 yards per punt. Chiefs rookie S Bernard Pollard appeared to make the first big play of the night for the visitors when he forced a Jacobs fumble, then recovered it at the Giants 37-yard line. However New York challenged the call and the ruling was overturned. The N.Y. Giants would up their lead to 17-0 after K Jay Feely connected on a 31-yard FG on the final play of the third quarter. That would conclude the scoring as the Giants cruised to the preseason victory. GIANTS Toomer, 5-yard pass from Manning (Feely kick) (9-60, 4:06). GIANTS Jacobs, 1-yard run (Feely kick) (8-52, 3:26). GIANTS Feely, 31-yard field goal (13-65, 6:42). Team Statistics Giants Chiefs First Downs...................... 22 7 Total Net Yards.................... 111 309 Rushes/Net Yards............... 36/154 17/40 Net Passing...................... 155 71 Pass Attempts/Completions........ 32/21 24/13 Had Intercepted..................... 0 0 Times Sacked/Yards............ 3.0/19.0 3.0/11.0 Punts/Average.................. 6/41.7 9/49.9 Penalties/Yards................... 4/40 6/49 Fumbles/Lost..................... 0/0 1/0 Possession Time................ 37:16 22:44 RUSHING CHIEFS D. Brown 4-15; Printers 2-10; L. Johnson 4-8; Q. Griffin 2-3; Ross 1-2; M. Smith 3-1; Green 1-1. GIANTS Jacobs 9-40, TD; Jemison 10-37; Barber 5-22; Sims 5-22; Carter 1-20; Flowers 4-9; Jennings 1-2; Lorenzen 1-2. RECEIVING CHIEFS Wilson 2-16; Niklos 2-15; Kennison 1-13; Parker 1-11; Gonzalez 1-8; Webb 1-7; Cruz 1-7; M. Smith 1-6; Thorpe 1-4; D. Brown 1-3; L. Johnson 1-0. GIANTS Jennings 3-24; Shiancoe 3-18; Burress 2-22; Toomer 2-14, 1 TD; Carter 2-14; Fletcher 1-14; Jemison 1-13; Ponder 1-11; Shockey 1-10; Barber 1-9; Luke 1-8; Hanoian 1-6; T. Jackson 1-3; Jacobs 1-0. PASSING CHIEFS Printers 5-10-33, 0 TDs, 0 INTs; Green 4-6-32, 0 TDs, 0 INTs; Smoker 2-4-15, 0 TDs, 0 INTs; Huard 2-4-10, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. GIANTS Manning 11-14-80, 1 TD, 0 INTs; R. Johnson 7-14-62, 0 TDs, 0 INTs; Lorenzen 3-4-24, 0 TDs, 0 INTs. INTERCEPTIONS CHIEFS None. GIANTS None. SACKS CHIEFS C. Mitchell 1.0; Reed 1.0; Sapp 1.0. GIANTS Kiwanuka 1.0; McNeil 1.0; Tuck 1.0. FIELD GOALS CHIEFS None. GIANTS Feely (31).