Governor's Cup doesn't excite Chiefs, Rams

Published: Aug 29, 2007 at 02:26 PM

If Dante Hall played against the Kansas City Chiefs in the regular season, it would definitely hold some importance. Now, the St. Louis Rams' new return man is rather blase about meeting the team that let him go, in the final preseason game Thursday night.

Hall does not view the annual Governor's Cup matchup as a chance to prove Chiefs coach Herman Edwards wrong. The Rams acquired Hall, who has returned 11 kicks for touchdowns in his career but whose numbers have declined the last two seasons, in April for a fifth-round draft pick.

"He chose to get rid of me, and I can't really have any hard feelings," Hall said. "What good is it going to do? If I return one in the preseason against my old team, what is that going to do?"

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