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Watson is 38 http://www.chiefslockerroom.com/authentic-marcus-allen-jersey , but the SpagsMailbagFanposts Fanshots Community Community GuidelinesContactAbout StubHub ✕Benjamin Watson has decided to sign with Patriots, according to a reportNew,105commentsWatson is 38, but the Chiefs do need a No. 2 tight end.CDTShareTweetShareShareBenjamin Watson has decided to sign with Patriots, according to a reportNew Orleans Saints tight end Benjamin Watson (82) reacts after catching Saints quarterback Drew Brees (not pictured) 500th career touchdown pass during the second quarter against the Baltimore Ravens.Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY SportsUPDATE 2:00 p.m. Arrowhead Time: Watson will reportedly sign with Patriots.We have been here before. Tight end Benjamin Watson is once again reportedly considering the Kansas City Chiefs, except this time it’s after calling off his retirement. The report came through from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.The move to acquire the 38-year-old Watson would be unique for general manager Brett Veach, who has tended to avoid bringing in free agents much older than 25. The difference here is that the Chiefs should be taking calls on all tight ends, considering their No. 2 behind Travis Kelce—Demetrius Harris—left for the Cleveland Browns in free agency and Veach did not address the position with a move in the draft.I asked Chiefs head coach Andy Reid about the tight end room on Saturday, remembering his affinity for two and three-TE sets.“I’m not worried about that room Womens Orlando Scandrick Jersey ,” he said. “I’m curious to see some of the young [players]— the (Deon) Yelders and those guys. (Blake) Bells, I want to see them play. We got some good, young guys in there—I just don’t have enough information on them when things are going, like a training camp practice. And these practices will be good for them.”The Chiefs have several young candidates for the position—Yelder, Bell, David Wells and John Lovett, the Princeton quarterback who the Chiefs are transitioning to the tight end position. I called Lovett a “dark horse” to win the job in my Reid roundup on Monday, though the Chiefs signing Watson would undoubtedly hurt his chances.Working with Drew Brees last season, Watson had 35 catches for 400 yards and four touchdowns Reggie Ragland Jersey , including Brees’ 500th. He’s amassed 5,885 yards over his 14 years in the league that began with six in New England. The Patriots originally drafted Watson with the 32nd overall pick in the first round of the 2004 draft. The Chiefs selected Junior Siavii with their top pick four selections later. SYDNEY (AP) — The New South Wales Waratahs’ first Super Rugby match without suspended fullback Israel Folau turned into an impressive victory on Saturday.The Waratahs overcame a 20-7 halftime deficit and held Australian conference leaders Melbourne Rebels scoreless over the final 40 minutes to register a 23-20 victory, moving them within four points of the Rebels.Folau was suspended last week for anti-gay social media comments and is awaiting a code of conduct hearing which will decide his future, both with the Waratahs and the Australia national team. Rugby Australia said it intends to sever its contract with the 30-year-old test veteran.Without Folau, who is Super Rugby’s record try-scorer, flyhalf Bernard Foley scored a try and kicked two conversions and three penalties to account for all 16 of the Waratahs’ points in the second half.Kurtley Beale, who replaced Folau at fullback, had a strong kicking game while Foley outplayed his opposite No. 10 Quade Cooper.“We knew if we stuck to our game plan and sharpened up in our penalties we were a real shot,” said Waratahs captain Michael Hooper http://www.chiefslockerroom.com/authentic-spencer-ware-jersey , who played his 100th match for the team.“That bloke has so much ticker,” Hooper said of Foley. “He rises to the challenge when he gets put under the pump. He had a great game and led us so well.”The Canberra-based ACT Brumbies also made up ground in the Aussie conference with a 19-17 win in South Africa over the Stormers.The Brumbies jumped out to a 12-3 lead with tries by forwards Peter Samu and Rory Arnold in the first 10 minutes in Cape Town.Stormers scrumhalf Herschel Jantjies made up for his kick being charged for Arnold’s try with a break late in the half. It ended a meter from the try-line with him being cut down by a high tackle by Brumbies winger Tony Pulu.After a video review, Pulu went to the sin-bin and the Stormers were awarded a penalty try, then scored again early in the second through prop Wilco Louw.Down 17-12, the Brumbies created a third try for fullback Tom Banks in the 58th minute and Christian Lealiifano’s conversion proved to be the match-winning points as the Brumbies defended resolutely for the remainder of the game, racking up a monumental 226 tackles by the end.“We couldn’t really unlock our backline the way we wanted,” Lealiifano said. “We had to find other ways and our defense was that today.”Overall standings leaders the Crusaders had a bye weekend and didn’t play but second-place Rebels couldn’t capitalize and are 10 points behind the defending champions. The third-placed Bulls, the South African conference leaders, also had a bye.In an earlier game Saturday Womens Carlos Hyde Jersey , a second-half penalty try helped lift the Highlanders to a 24-12 win over the Blues in a New Zealand derby.The Blues’ 33-26 victory over the Highlanders in round six was, and remains, their first and only win over a New Zealand opponent in three years. Their subsequent match in the New Zealand conference resulted in a narrow loss to the Hamilton-based Chiefs.Buoyed by wins over the Waratahs and South Africa’s Stormers, the Blues entered Saturday’s match as favorites but the Highlanders’ strong second half called into question their touted revival.A huge scrum surge in the 50th minute brought the Highlanders a penalty try which made their lead comfortable and it became decisive with a 40-meter intercept touchdown by Matt Faddes six minutes later.“I’m just glad we stuck to what we’ve been practising all week and put it out there on the field,” Highlanders captain Ben Smith said. “These New Zealand games are always tough.”