Just found this ESPN poll about the best AFC teams. Vote here. The Chiefs are in 4th place in each of the three questions as of this morning.

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• The Chiefs signed former Saluki WR Brent Little to a two year contract. Here is a little bio on the former Poplar Bluff, MO, standout.
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• Joe Posnanski asks: Is it fair to boo your own team?
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• Despite lacking skill, I like Casey Printers' attitude. Printers says, "If I told you my goals, you probably wouldn’t believe them. So I’ll save them for the appropriate time."
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• Generally, when someone refuses to take a drug test after a fight, they're guilty of something. And it appears that Johnnie Morton tested positive for steroids after getting his ass kicked in less than a minute in his first MMA fight. I'm going to look into performance enhancing touchdown dances after this report.
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• I've been neglecting this so make sure you check out the media coverage edition of the Small Market Roundtable.
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• Good diary from Royals Review on Cardinal fan steretypes. Love this one: "obsessed with St Louis being a more respected city on the east coast than KC."

So a couple of days ago I randomly came across the Chiefs media site where members of the press can log in and presumably get more inside information than I ever have from the organization. I decided to find a Chiefs PR department contact (not easy by the way) and e-mail him a request to be able to log in to the Chiefs media site. Knowing what chance I had (zero), I wasn't surprised by the results. The Chiefs do not recognize blogs as a legitimate enough form of media to grant credentials. Its too bad, not just for me, but for the Chiefs as a whole. Just as an example, check out the Denver Broncos blog page, which features Andrew Mason who does a hell of a job. Its a great blog with fantastic pictures and unrestricted access to the players. How many of you would read an official Chiefs blog like that? I'm sure more than a few.