Chiefs Sign First of Seven Draft Picks

On Tuesday afternoon the Chiefs announced the signing of 5th-round selection S Kendrick Lewis, the first of their seven 2010 draft choices to ink a contract.

Lewis was the 136th player selected in April’s NFL Draft, joining the Chiefs  out of the University of Mississippi. The Louisiana native spent a lot of time with the team’s No. 1 defense at free safety during the spring practices. He should compete for playing time if not a starting spot when training camp opens in a month.

Reportedly it’s a three-year deal for $1.37 million with a signing bonus in the $155,000 range.

Lewis was represented by James “Bus” Cook out of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Cook is better known as the agent for QB Brett Favre.


5 Responses to “Chiefs Sign First of Seven Draft Picks”

  • June 29, 2010  - Mad Chief says:

    Good news. Hopefully, more will follow in the near future…and we have all of our picks in Camp on Day 1.


  • June 29, 2010  - TCharlton says:

    Awesome! I see big things out of this kid…


  • June 29, 2010  - el cid says:

    At least it is a first signing. Someone gets cut so much for their 15min of fame.


  • June 30, 2010  - sdchief says:

    big kendrick lewis fan already…get it done as our second safety, maybe the 3rd/special teams ace and Ill be content either way.


  • June 30, 2010  - SG says:

    Good starting place and a player with good potential.


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