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06:18 PM ET 03.04 | The Kansas City Chiefs and wide receiver Dwayne Bowe agreed to terms on a five-year contract on Monday according to ESPN's Adam Schefter -- a deal which allows Kansas City to use its franchise tag on offensive lineman Branden Albert. Bowe received $9.5 million to play under the tag in 2012, and would have cost the Chiefs over $11 million in cap space in 2013, had Kansas City used the franchise tag on him again. It came out recently that the Chiefs and Bowe started talks on a long-term contract that would keep the 28-year-old receiver in Kansas City for the foreseeable future. The contract talks heated up and came to fruition, with new general manager John Dorsey and head coach Andy Reid at the helm.

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March 4, 2013 06:50 PM ET

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Besides Bowe, Chiefs could go after Finley, Gonzalez or Vernon Davis.

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March 4, 2013 07:38 PM ET

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Originally posted 06:50 PM ET 03.04 by FAB4

Besides Bowe, Chiefs could go after Finley, Gonzalez or Vernon Davis.

Should have never let Tony get away in the first place, still ticked about that. The Moeaki kid has some game but he never is healthy, If he gets right then I think we need a slot. A real one not Dexter pretending to be one even tho he cannot catch anything other than screens and punts. Also do not understand why he isn't punt and kick returning by the way, he isn't a legit skill player at this point.