The era of “Dirty Dan” is over in Kansas City.
Now Previous Kansas City Chiefs Salameh signed Daniel Sorensen with New Orleans SaintsAnd the As the club officially announced on Friday afternoon.
Sorensen, 32, signed with The Chiefs as an unformed free agent to exit BYU Back in 2014. In eight seasons with the club (2014-21), Sorensen made 111 appearances (39 starts), collected 407 tackles (314 singles), including 19 for losses. He scored 33 defensive passes, including 12 interceptions and 4 touchdowns. He forced four flops and recovered four times. In addition to his time on defense, he held a role on special teams each year that would match the Chiefs.
Sorensen’s greatest moment came During the 2019 Division Chiefs Tour match against the Houston Texans.
Against the Chiefs 24-7, then-head coach Bill O’Brien chose a mock gambler kick in the 4th and 4th place finishes from 31. Tackle on Reed. After four plays, The Chiefs were in the end zone to start a historic comeback and a 51-31 win. It is clear that the bosses will continue to win Energy fiber.
In 2021, Sorensen was a magnet for cash after starting over Juan Thornhill to start the season. In the end it was replaced. Sorensen will be looking for a fresh start in New Orleans, as are the Chiefs doing the same in defense and more.
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