Chiefs sign David Amerson

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The Chiefs have signed cornerback David Amerson, the team announced Friday night. The Raiders cut Amerson on February 5 in Jon Gruden’s first roster move.

He missed the final nine games of 2017 with a foot injury, and the Raiders parted ways before his $5.5 million base salary for 2018 became guaranteed.

Amerson, 26, has played in 68 games in five NFL seasons with Oakland (2015-17) and Washington (2013-15). His career numbers include 249 tackles, three tackles for loss, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. He has eight interceptions for 73 yards, returning two for touchdowns, and 63 passes defensed.

Washington made him a second-round pick in 2013.

13 responses to “Chiefs sign David Amerson

  1. Not too excited about this signing, but the coaching in chokeland is so horrific that he might be something they couldn’t get out of him.

  2. Makes sense ,since they know Marcus Peters is going home to be the raiders the next off season

  3. droppedinagreasefire says:
    February 16, 2018 at 8:32 pm
    Championship!
    ———————-
    Not for the Chiefs! They’ll find a way to lose the first round again, that is if they get there at all.

  4. droppedinagreasefire says:
    February 16, 2018 at 8:32 pm
    Championship!
    ———————-
    Not for the Chiefs! They’ll find a way to lose the first round again, that is if they get there at all.
    +++++++++

    in case you didnt get the memo, Alex Smith is being treaded, so the culprit for our playof losses is leaving. Things will be different with pat mahomes at qb. It may take a year or 2 but mahomes will be a star for the chiefs and lead them to playoff success. The defense is getting some good players too.

  5. Amerson is one concussion away from retirement ……..he might play 2 or 3 games before he gets torched and benched !!!
    The Chefs were “only” smart giving him a one year deal !!!

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