On a more positive note, Waters is in the running for this:
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A nine-year NFL veteran, Waters initial forte into the NFL came as a rookie-free agent TE with the Dallas Cowboys in 1999. Released prior to the start of that season, Waters signed on the next year with the Chiefs, switching to the offensive line. The former North Texas standout became a starter for the Red and Gold in 2001 and is now recognized as one of the best at his trade. During his time with Kansas City, he has appeared in 132 games making 118 starts. A four-time Pro Bowl performer, Waters has become a team leader on and off the field. He also currently serves as the team’s NFLPA representative.
The prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year award is unique among NFL honors. It is the only NFL acknowledgment that recognizes a player for his community service activities as well as his excellence on the field. The Award has been given annually since 1970 and no franchise has garnered more honorees than the Chiefs. Members of the Red and Gold who have taken home the Gladiator Statue, which is given to the winner, include such current and future members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame as LB Willie Lanier (1972), QB Len Dawson (1973), LB Derrick Thomas (1993) and G Will Shields (2003).
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This is the kind of thing I would hope is continued under the new GM. With a few notable exceptions, Carl did a good job keeping these guys involved in something positive.
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