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Old 05-20-2016, 01:50 PM  
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All-Under-25 Team
Nice to see 3 Chiefs players made the list.

http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap30...llunder25-team

Who represents the NFL's next generation of stars? I'm not just talking the 2015 rookie studs -- i.e., the Todd Gurleys of the world -- but those guys with a few seasons of pro experience who are about to go wild. Thinking DeAndre Hopkins in that regard, especially if Brock Osweiler ends up being the kind of quarterback who can consistently deliver him the ball.

Then there are those relative unknowns. Preston Smith compiled eight sacks last season, and no one noticed. He's 23. How about Ronald Darby, who lost a lot of publicity to Marcus Peters, yet was outstanding?

One rule to note: We've been doing this for several years now, and we always keep this prestigious list to players who will be 24 or younger as of the first day of the upcoming season. If someone turns 25 on the day of the Kickoff Game, they're too old! Also, we accounted for 4-3 defense and 3-4 defense by including four linebackers.




Center: Mitch Morse, Kansas City Chiefs
The rookie from Missouri performed rather well in 2015, replacing the departed Rodney Hudson and starting 15 games. Morse is a bit tall to be playing center, as he hovers between 6-foot-5 and 6-6, but that's OK. He was called for one penalty all season while being a viable run blocker. And hey, he was thrust into the starting lineup and made a position change from tackle. Not bad for a second-round pick.



Cornerback: Marcus Peters, Kansas City Chiefs
Peters led the NFL in interception-return yards by a wide margin (his 280 were followed by Trumaine Johnson's 136) and tied for the lead in picks (eight) and pick-sixes (two). Kansas City desperately needed help in the secondary coming into the season, and Peters solidified the left corner spot for a Chiefs team that made the playoffs after starting 1-5. The Defensive Rookie of the Year is one of the most exciting players to come into the league at corner in a long time.




Kicker: Cairo Santos, Kansas City Chiefs
Santos enjoyed a productive 2015 season, making good on 30 of 37 field-goal attempts and scoring 129 points, sixth-most in the league. Over half of Santos' misses were from 50 yards or more. In 2014, he converted 25 of 30 kicks. He might not be the best kicker in the league, as he has missed a couple of short kicks the last two years, but overall, he has performed consistently and has many years in the NFL ahead of him
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Old 05-20-2016, 02:07 PM   #2
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What other players are under 25 that should have been considered from the Chiefs?

EDIT: Just looked at the list. None.. noone else. Poe is already 25.

http://www.chiefs.com/team/roster.html
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Old 05-20-2016, 02:34 PM   #4
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There's no young kicker better than Cairo Santos?

Where the **** does Dorsey find these guys?
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Is Mitch going to outer space in the off season or just doing some weird stretches I don't know about?
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There's no young kicker better than Cairo Santos?

Where the **** does Dorsey find these guys?
Brandon McManus is.

McManus had a higher FG, XP, and touchback percentage than Santos and also gave up 5 less yards per KO return.
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Brandon McManus is.

McManus had a higher FG, XP, and touchback percentage than Santos and also gave up 5 less yards per KO return.

Where is your obnoxious smiley face?
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Brandon McManus is.

McManus had a higher FG, XP, and touchback percentage than Santos and also gave up 5 less yards per KO return.
One rule to note: We've been doing this for several years now, and we always keep this prestigious list to players who will be 24 or younger as of the first day of the upcoming season. If someone turns 25 on the day of the Kickoff Game, they're too old! Also, we accounted for 4-3 defense and 3-4 defense by including four linebackers.

McManus turns 25 in July of this year.
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Brandon McManus is.

McManus had a higher FG, XP, and touchback percentage than Santos and also gave up 5 less yards per KO return.
McAnus isn't eligible, dickbreath. He turns 25 in July.
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