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Ravens vs. Chiefs: KC falls at home in field goal battle

The Chiefs have turned the ball over 19 times through five games.

Ravens vs. Chiefs: KC falls at home in field goal battle

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Eric Winston: 'Even 700 fans is too many' to cheer Matt Cassel's injury

Eric Winston defended his comments about the Chiefs fans who cheered on Matt Cassel's injury against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Brady Quinn insists Matt Cassel is Chiefs' starting quarterback despite injury, performance

Brady Quinn was 3-for-3 after replacing Matt Cassel in the Chiefs' loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Cassel sustained a concussion, but in postgame comments, Quinn was clear that Cassel is the starter.

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Romeo Crennel discusses Eric Winston, Matt Cassel and perception of Chiefs fan cheers

In Monday's team press conference, Romeo Crennel spoke about Eric Winston's comments and the fanbase cheering for Matt Cassel's injury.

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NFL's popularity reaches disgusting zenith with cheers over Matt Cassel's injury

The NFL's unparalleled popularity reached a disturbing point on Sunday when fans cheered Matt Cassel's injury.

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Jamaal Charles: Chiefs' 1-4 record 'very frustrating'

Jamaal Charles shares the frustration of many Chiefs fans, as Kansas City fell to 1-4 on the season after Sunday's loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

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NFL injury report: Chiefs QB Matt Cassel concussed in loss

Kansas City Chiefs starting quarterback Matt Cassel suffered a concussion in Week 5's loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

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Ravens vs. Chiefs 2012: KC fans search for bright spots in loss

The Kansas City Chiefs held the Baltimore Ravens to just 298 yards of offense, as well as forcing two turnovers, yet lost on Sunday, 9-6, to fall to 1-4 on the season.

The game was marred by a hapless pass offense led by quarterback Matt Cassel, who threw two interceptions and lost a fumble at the goal line, that left many Chiefs fans frustrated and upset by yet another poor performance. Jamaal Charles was the lone bright spot, rushing for 140 yards on 30 carries, but it would be far from enough in the close loss.

Joel Thorman of Arrowhead Pride sums up the loss succinctly:

The Kansas City Chiefs improved their play on defensive dramatically but still couldn't hold on to beat the Baltimore Ravens, losing a nailbiter, 9-6. Matt Cassel was hurt in the fourth quarter, replaced by Brady Quinn. Cassel threw only 15 passes all game and had only thrown seven at halftime.

Jamaal Charles was the star on offense as he racked up 140 rushing yards on 30 carries. Justin Houston is the defensive star in the loss with two sacks.

The Chiefs were in this game all the way to the very end when the Ravens converted a 3rd-and-1 at the two-minute warning, effectively ending the game.

The Chiefs travel to Tampa Bay for a Week 6 matchup against the Buccaneers on Oct. 14.

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Chiefs vs. Ravens final score: Kansas City falls at home, 9-6

The Baltimore Ravens narrowly escaped with a 9-6 win over the Chiefs on Sunday, boosting their record to 4-1.

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Ravens vs. Chiefs score update: 3-3 tie at the half

A pair of field goals is all the offense so far in this battle between the Chiefs and Ravens at Arrowhead Stadium.

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Ravens vs. Chiefs score update: Baltimore leads 3-0 after first quarter

After a series of punts, a Matt Cassel fumble led to an early lead for the Ravens.

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Ravens vs. Chiefs: KC's aggressive secondary forces Baltimore adjustments

When the 3-1 Baltimore Ravens take on the 1-3 Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, the Ravens will need to contend with an aggressive Chiefs secondary that ranks 13th in the league against the pass.

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Chiefs inactives include Ropati Pitoitua, Kendrick Lewis

The Chiefs defense will be even worse off than expected as several key defenders will be inactive against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Widespread Panic: Kansas City Chiefs fans, media are worked up too soon

The Chiefs have not looked good. They're not even healthy. But the 2012 season is structured in such a way that hope should not be lost.

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Chiefs injury report: Peyton Hillis, Glenn Dorsey out vs. Ravens

Glenn Dorsey and Peyton Hillis headline the Chiefs' injury list for Sunday afternoon.

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NFL Predictions, Week 5: Ravens over Chiefs unanimous at Yahoo! Sports

It's not even a surprise anymore that the Kansas City Chiefs are major underdogs to the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday's game.

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Ravens Vs. Chiefs: Game Time, TV Schedule, Injury Updates And More

The Chiefs are looking to earn their first home win of the season as they host the Ravens.

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Chiefs place Neiko Thorpe on roster, release Bryan Mattison

The Chiefs made some roster moves before Sunday's game against the Ravens.

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Brian Daboll preps Chiefs offense to face Ray Lewis and Ravens defense

Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll discusses preparing for Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and the rest of the Baltimore Ravens' defense ahead of Sunday's game at Arrowhead Stadium.

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NFL picks, Week 5: NFL.com predicts Ravens over Chiefs, 26-20

Kansas City is an underdog at home as they try to slow down Baltimore on Sunday.

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Chiefs vs. Ravens injury report: Baltimore is healthy heading into Kansas City game

Baltimore had just two players listed on their Friday injury report. Tackle Jah Reid is questionable and wide receiver Torrey Smith is listed as probable.

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Chiefs Friday injury report: Kendrick Lewis, Jon Baldwin will play Sunday

The Chiefs are a mixed bag when it comes to injuries as some players are ready to go, while others just can't seem to get back on the field.

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Romeo Crennel says Chiefs' enjoy 'crisp, efficient' Friday practice

The Chiefs are enjoying a nice week of practice leading up to Sunday's big game against the Ravens.

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Tamba Hali: Ray Rice 'talks a lot of trash'

The Chiefs defensive end claims that Ravens running back Ray Rice lets loose with more trash talk than most players on the offensive side of the ball.

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Kevin Boss injury: Tony Moeaki says he'll 'be ready' for Ravens

With Kevin Boss out for the season, Chiefs tight end Tony Moeaki talked about how he would be ready as the only receiving tight end left on the team against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Tamba Hali, Justin Houston earn Ravens' attention

The pair of Chiefs pass rushers have five sacks in 2012 and earned praise from Michael Oher and John Harbaugh.

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Tyson Jackson says Ravens offense 'can score from anywhere'

The Chiefs defensive end warns that the Ravens offense is dangerous in 2012.

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NFL Picks, Week 5: CBS experts unanimous in Ravens over Chiefs predictions

The Kansas City Chiefs are given no chance against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday according to the 8-man panel at CBS Sports.

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Ravens injury report: Baltimore has every player practicing on Thursday

Baltimore had 100 percent participation in practice Thursday as they prepare for the Chiefs in Week 5.

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Joe Flacco, Ravens deep passing game could cause Chiefs major problems

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is completing deep passes at a higher rate than any point in his career. The Chiefs have struggled against the pass this year, and could be in for a long afternoon Oct. 7.

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Chiefs injury report: Derrick Johnson, Jon Baldwin limited in Thursday practice

Veteran linebacker Derrick Johnson (groin) and second-year wide receiver Jon Baldwin (hamstring) will be limited in the Chiefs' practice on Thursday.

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NFL Picks & Predictions: Ravens chosen unanimously over Chiefs by ESPN experts

No one believes the Kansas City Chiefs stand a chance of winning on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Ravens vs. Chiefs: Ray Lewis continues to lead stellar Baltimore defense

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Romeo Crennel discusses Ray Lewis and the Baltimore Ravens defense.

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Kansas City Chiefs injury report: Brandon Flowers, Jon Baldwin miss practice

The Kansas City Chiefs injury report for Wednesday had seven players missing practice, including receiver Jon Baldwin and cornerback Brandon Flowers, with two being listed as having limited participation.

Baldwin (hamstring), defensive back Jalil Brown (hamstring), Flowers (heel), running back Peyton Hillis (ankle), linebacker Derrick Johnson (groin), defensive end Ropati Pitoitua (elbow) and receiver Devon Wylie (hamstring) all missed practice on Wednesday, according to the team's official injury report.

Flowers had missed most of training camp and the first game of the season with a heel injury. Derrick Johnson left in the fourth quarter against the Chargers and did not return. Peyton Hillis suffered an ankle injury against the Saints in Week 3 and did not play last week against San Diego.

Dexter McCluster, Steve Breaston and Dwayne Bowe all made it through the loss to the Chargers without injury.

Defensive back Kendrick Lewis (shoulder) and guard Ryan Lilja (back) were listed as being limited in practice.

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Andre Gurode works out for Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs worked out free agent center Andre Gurode Wednesday.

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Kevin Boss, Chiefs both disappointed by season-ending injury

Head coach Romeo Crennel spoke out about the team's reaction to TE Kevin Boss' season-ending concussion Wednesday.

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Chiefs focused on limiting turnovers in practice

Head coach Romeo Crennel has been trying to cut down on the giveaways with his Chiefs team leading the NFL in turnovers allowed.

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Chiefs reportedly add linebacker Brian Kehl

Linebacker Brian Kehl is reportedly a member of the Kansas City Chiefs.

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2012 NFL schedule: Chiefs' 2nd win won't come easy with the Ravens next

Before the season, the Kansas City Chiefs surely hoped to be better than 1-3 when they saw that the Baltimore Ravens loomed in Week 5. Alas, that's where they find themselves as Sunday's noon game against the 3-1 Ravens is upon them.

It'll take a huge upset for Kansas City's disappointing season to turn around in Week 5, as Baltimore looks every bit as powerful as the team that made it to the AFC Championship game last year.

The Chiefs, meanwhile, are coming off a huge loss to AFC West rival San Diego, but Kansas City at least has the benefit of playing at Arrowhead on its side Sunday. Kansas City's home crowd is traditionally one of the best in football. Whether or not the fans can muster enough excitement about a team that has woefully underperformed its expectations remains to be seen.

Sunday's game will be televised by CBS. Here's the rest of the Week 5 NFL schedule. All times listed are Central.

Thursday, Oct. 4

Cardinals at Rams -- 7:20 p.m., NFL Network

Sunday, Oct. 7

Falcons at Redskins -- noon, FOX

Ravens at Chiefs -- noon, CBS

Eagles at Steelers -- noon, FOX

Packers at Colts -- noon, FOX

Dolphins at Bengals -- noon, CBS

Browns at Giants -- noon, CBS

Seahawks at Panthers -- 3:05 p.m., FOX

Bears at Jaguars -- 3:05 p.m., FOX

Bills at 49ers -- 3:25 p.m., CBS

Broncos at Patriots -- 3:25 p.m., CBS

Titans at Vikings -- 3:25 p.m., CBS

Chargers at Saints -- 7:20 p.m., NBC

Monday, Oct. 8

Texans at Jets -- 7:30 p.m., ESPN

For the entire 2012 NFL schedule, check out SI.com.

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NFL Power Rankings: Kansas City Chiefs down to No. 29

The Kansas City Chiefs are near the bottom of the league in SB Nation's Week 5 Power Rankings

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Ravens vs. Chiefs: KC hopes for massive upset in NFL's Week 5

The Chiefs have turned the ball over 15 times through four games.

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