Charles Omenihu Fantasy

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Charles Omenihu has been suspended six games for violating the personal conduct policy. This suspension comes from an arrest back in January. Omenihu was arrested for allegedly pushing a woman to the ground during an argument. He was an impending free agent at the time of the incident. He later signed a two-year, $16 million contract with the Chiefs. He recorded 20 tackles and 4.5 sacks in 17 games (three starts) with the San Francisco 49ers last season.

Aug. 4th • 4:37 PM

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Charles Omenihu was arrested on Monday night after a woman reported that he pushed her to the ground. Police officers observed no physical injuries, but she complained of pain in her arm. Police were called to Omenihu's home in San Jose by a woman claiming to be the 25-year-old's girlfriend. He was released from jail after posting bail. The 49ers released a statement saying that they are aware of the situation and are gathering further information. On top of his arrest, Omenihu is dealing with an oblique injury and his status for the NFC Championship against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday is in question. In his second full season in San Francisco, Omenihu has been a rotational player and recorded 20 tackles (seven solo), three tackles for loss, 16 QB hits, a career-high 4.5 sacks and a forced fumble in 17 regular season games (three starts).

Jan. 24th • 12:49 PM

The San Francisco 49ers are acquiring defensive end Charles Omenihu from the Texans, as first reported by Aaron Wilson. Omenihu appeared in six games (two starts) this season with Houston, racking up 11 tackles and three quarterback hits, all while seeing his snap count fluctuate on a weekly basis. The addition of Omenihu should give the 49ers defense another pass-rushing weapon to join alongside Nick Bosa and Arik Armstead. While San Francisco has difficult matchups over the next two weeks -- the Cardinals and Rams -- the schedule ebbs back into their defense's favor as the season wears on.

Nov. 2nd • 12:16 PM