AFC West

NFL World Reacts To The Chiefs Quarterback News

By Matt Hladik When Chad Henne retired immediately following the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs were left without a veteran backup quarterback. They filled that role on Tuesday, signing 2011 first-round pick Blaine Gabbert, according to "The Pat McAfee Show." Gabbert spent the last three years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he backed up Tom Brady. Gabbert's reported signing has sparked conversation on NFL Twitter. "Okay I like this move. A real back up with starting experience and can hold the offense if need be," said fantasy football analyst and Chiefs fan Daniel Harms. "I don’t ha…