Greg

Wesley

The safety is a big fantasy factor because of Kansas City’s poor tackling. He missed week two’s game with the injury.

The IDP stud had a big week one, with six tackles and a forced fumble. He’ll probably play, the Chiefs love listing injuries.

It’s not believed to be serious. Wesley remains a top IDP performer, although his tackles could go down this season if Kansas City’s front seven tackles anybody.

On most teams, this would be great news for the opposing QB. But the Chiefs replacements, Shaunard Harts and Willie Pile can’t play any worse than the regulars.

Kansas City is missing a number of key defenders, Priest Holmes, and possibly Trent Green this weekend.

Wesley was charged with one count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct, while Siavii was charged with one count of disorderly conduct and one count of fifth-degree assault. Both players posted $50 bail and were released Sunday.

Al Davis loves him some ex-Chiefs and Wesley could replace Jarrod Cooper as Oakland’s third safety or on special teams. If Wesley, 30, intends to start on defense however, the Raiders wouldn’t be an ideal landing spot.

Wesley couldn’t even pass Tyvon Branch or Rashard Baker on the depth chart, so he may not have much left. He’s no longer an effective cover guy.

Reminds us a lot of Oakland’s pointless Donovin Darius signing last year. We’ll quote Mike Lombardi’s blog on this one, “What can Wesley do? ... He can’t cover, play in the kicking game, or run anymore. All he will do is take Someone’s money.” And it’s spending season in Oakland.

Vonnie Holliday will also be missing from the Kansas City defensive attack.