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Dwayne Bowe
ESPN
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Sep 08, 2014 · 10:59 AM EDT

Chiefs beat writer Adam Teicher blieves RB Jamaal Charles will get the ball more than the 11 times he did in Sunday’s loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Think about that for a second. The Chiefs played without Dwayne Bowe, their most accomplished wide receiver, and rookie De'Anthony Thomas, their fastest player.

And they got the ball to their best offensive player seven times on handoffs and another four times on passes.

"They took away a lot of what we had designed for him," coach Andy Reid said.

Fantasy Impact: 

Charles wasn’t effective when he was getting the ball. He had just 19 yards rushing and 15 receiving. The game also got away from the Chiefs fairly early. The Chiefs had the ball for only 22 minutes and ran just 56 plays, compared to 75 for the Titans. But this is something we've seen from Reid in the past in Philadelphia where Reid gets away from the running game and his RBs. The good news is it's usually corrected the following week. Charles will need to get involved more next week if the Chiefs are going to have a chance against the Broncos.

Dwayne Bowe
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Sep 05, 2014 · 5:45 PM EDT

Chiefs WR Junior Hemingway (hip, probable) took full practice reps all week and is probable for Week 1. Hemingway may see a few extra snaps and targets with Dwayne Bowe out, but TE Travis Kelce is the only Chief not named Jamaal Charles that we’re excited about starting this week.

Dwayne Bowe
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Sep 05, 2014 · 5:45 PM EDT

Chiefs WR A.J. Jenkins (concussion, probable) took full practice reps all week and is probable for Week 1. Jenkins should see extra playing time with Dwayne Bowe out.

Dwayne Bowe

Chiefs Beat: Donnie Avery will be the 'go-to' receiver in Week 1

ESPN
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Sep 04, 2014 · 1:01 PM EDT

If the Chiefs ever need WR Donnie Avery to have a big game, it's on Sunday when they open the regular season against the Tennessee Titans at Arrowhead Stadium. Dwayne Bowe won't play because of his NFL suspension and the other four Chiefs wide receivers have a combined 21 career NFL receptions.

"Whether it's putting me in some of the Dwayne Bowe plays or putting the young guys in some of the Dwayne Bowe plays, we've got to step up and take that role," Avery said.

Avery is the most logical candidate. Frankie Hammond Jr., playing his first NFL game, will get a lot of the snaps that otherwise would go to Bowe. Junior Hemingway also figures to get a lot of playing time, but he missed most of the preseason with hamstring and hip injuries. A.J. Jenkins hasn't been of much help and Albert Wilson is an undrafted rookie also playing his first NFL game.

If experience means anything, Avery will be the go-to wide receiver Sunday for quarterback Alex Smith.

Fantasy Impact: 

We would be a bit higher on Avery if not for a tough matchup against the Titans secondary that features a top cover corner in Jason McCourty. TE Travis Kelce could have his coming out party against the Titans, who struggled to cover tight ends in 2013.

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