Man charged with stealing $46k of Miami Dolphins equipment
A Missouri man faces charges of stealing over $45,000 of equipment from the Miami Dolphins around the time of January’s playoff loss to the Chiefs. Kansas City police officers responded to a theft on Jan. 14, according to the court documents.
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Representatives from the Dolphins reportedly met with officers and said a box truck containing team gear and equipment was broken into. Brian Dulle of The Kanas City Star reports that a criminal complaint filed Wednesday by Jackson County Prosecutors said Joseph M. Brown Sr. took media equipment, football gear, and clothing belonging to the team — a class C felony.
The Dolphins fell 26-7 on Jan. 13, 2024, in near-record low temperatures, meaning Miami had brought plenty of additional equipment to play in negative 4-degree weather with a wind chill that reached -27 degrees. The Kansas City Fire Department reported that 15 people were transported to area hospitals on gameday.
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Reports: Titans acquire CB L’Jarius Sneed from Chiefs
Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed, a starter on the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl-winning teams each of the past two seasons, is headed to the Tennessee Titans, ESPN and NFL.com reported Friday night. The Titans reportedly are sending the Chiefs a 2025 third-round pick, and the clubs will swap seventh-round selections in 2024. The deal came together after Kansas City placed the nonexclusive franchise tag on Sneed this month, days after granting him permission to find another team willing to trade for his services.
Sneed will receive a new contract from Tennessee, per the two reports. According to ESPN, he will wind up with one of the richest contracts for a cornerback. Sneed, 27, is set to become the second cornerback to join the Titans in the offseason, following former Cincinnati Bengal Chidobe Awuzie, who landed a three-year deal earlier this month. The Chiefs drafted Sneed in the fourth round of the 2020 draft out of Louisiana Tech, and he wound up playing 57 regular-season games, including 54 starts, for Kansas City.
