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The Chiefs spent their two highest picks in this year's draft on Defensive Ends.

Danny Hope, the first-year head coach, is on the cover, too. No. 94 is Kerrigan, a 6-foot-4, 263-pound junior defensive end from Muncie, who is the pulse of the defense.

Defensive end Ryan Kerrigan has an idea of what to expect when Purdue visits Wisconsin on Saturday.

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson The Kansas City Chiefs agreed to terms with defensive lineman Alex Magee, the Kansas City Star reports .

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson The Kansas City Chiefs agreed to terms with defensive lineman Alex Magee, the Kansas City Star reports .

After observing and talking to people around the AFC West during the minicamp and OTA season, here are some players selected in the second day of the draft that could have an impact as rookies: Denver David Bruton , FS, fourth round, Notre Dame: Bruton is an athletic player who is expected to make an immediate impression on special teams.

Chiefs head coach Todd Haley shouts instructions to a group of players during Sunday's workout at the team's practice facility.

Former Missouri Tigers quarterback Chase Patton worked out with the Kansas City Chiefs during the team's rookie minicamp Saturday afternoon at the Arrowhead practice facility.

The vision the Chiefs had on draft weekend came to life on their practice field Saturday.

As the Purdue football team's coach-in-waiting in 2008, Danny Hope spent his time behind the scenes.

There was a lot of attention paid last year to the fact that the Chiefs defense established a new record for pass rush futility in the history of the NFL.

Alex Magee admitted Monday afternoon he probably spent too much time on his cell phone this past weekend.

Former Oswego and Purdue and new Kansas City defensive lineman Alex Magee tells us how he was almost a Chicago Bear: "The Bears traded out of the second round and weren't picking until early .

General manager Jerry Angelo said that while Jarron Gilbert, the third-round pick from San Jose State, looks like a defensive end, he likes him most as an under tackle.

A pair of former Purdue football players were selected in the 2009 NFL Draft, highlighted by the Indianapolis Colts selecting former Boilermaker quarterback Curtis Painter in the sixth round.

Oswego native and former Oswego Panthers star Alex Magee was not selected in the first two rounds of the NFL draft on Saturday.

OVERVIEW A consummate team player, Magee volunteered to move to defensive end from his familiar defensive tackle position when injuries depleted the depth at that position in 2008.

Then the team's new brain trust turned to offense. Pioli said he was satisfied. After taking LSU defensive end Tyson Jackson with the overall No.

Purdue defensive tackle Alex Magee and Ball State tackle Robert Brewster were the first players from Indiana schools selected in this year's NFL draft.

Signaling that they are serious about upgrading their defense, the Chiefs chose defensive lineman Alex Magee of Purdue with their third-round pick on Sunday morning.The 6-foot-3, 298-pound Magee adds even more beef to the defensive front line of the Chiefs, who drafted defensive end Tyson Jackson in the first round on Saturday.Scouts like Magee's ...