Ex-Chief Ryan Sims battles bad rap

Posted Jun 21, 2007

Ryan Sims should have become the Warren Sapp of the Kansas City Chiefs. Instead, he has wound up as a larger, younger, version of Anthony McFarland with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- a retread defensive tackle battling a history of injury and lethargy. The former No.6 overall pick of the 2002 NFL draft is fighting for a roster spot with the Buccaneers. (Sarasota Herald-Tribune)

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