The Chiefs official Web site is reporting that Matt Cassel is inactive for Sunday’s game at Baltimore. The Chiefs will now lean on either Brodie Croyle or Tyler Thigpen to start.

No shortage of experienced (and not so experienced) quarterbacks available, and plenty of teams in need.

Matt Cassel is hurt. The offensive coordinator has been dismissed. The wide receiver corps is in shambles. No wonder there’s not one member of the Chiefs not named Dwayne Bowe that I’d want on my fantasy team.

The Jacksonville Jaguars remain interested in acquiring Kansas City quarterback Tyler Thigpen, and the Chiefs are certainly open to trading him. That mutual interest has not cooled and sources close to the situation maintain this trade could still occur.

Should a team offer a mid-round draft pick for the backup quarterback, what the Chiefs are seeking, they just might get themselves a steal.

The Chiefs are willing to deal backup QB Tyler Thigpen to the Jaguars, but the teams haven’t been able to agree on draft-pick compensation.

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Packers first-round pick DT B.J. Raji told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he wants to avoid a lengthy holdout.

Chiefs QB Tyler Thigpen wants to be the starting quarterback in Kansas City. But he likely won’t get that chance after the Chiefs acquired Matt Cassel.

Matt Leinart is throwing on the sidelines, so it appears Kurt Warner will be pulled shortly in the Cardinals-Patriots game. So much for your fantasy dreams.

Not Tyler Thigpen, that’s for sure.

He just scored his third touchdown, this one on an 8-yard run, to put the Chiefs ahead of the Dolphins 28-24. Thigpen has already had a terrific stat line for fantasy owners, and he has a full half still left to play.

Will Tyler Thigpen lead fantasy leaguers to a championship?

The Chiefs started the season looking for the quarterback of their future. Only, they thought it was Brodie Croyle, not Tyler Thigpen. Now, the Chiefs have a couple of questions to answer in the future. Is Thigpen and the spread offense a part of the future? Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star asks that question.

Tyler Thigpen is having a dreadful game in Oakland, throwing for 150 yards with no touchdowns and one interception. Of course, that hasn’t hurt Tony Gonzalez, who has eight receptions and 110 of those yards.