Suppose I’m fine with it so long as he doens’t take time away from Pollard, Page or Morgan.

If anything, he’ll definitely bring veteran leadership to the position. He’s a damn good safety but I prefer P-Sqaured on the field. He can provide mentorship and valuable advice, but from the sideline. Keep Pollard and Page in as starters.

I think this is great. I remember reading about him when he came in for visit. This is exactly the type of move I would expect us to be making…a solid player who can push the others to be better or take the job away. Plus you just can’t expect to make it through a season without someone having to fill in a game or two. And the veteran leadership cannot be overstated.

He will bring a lot of experience and hard nosed football to the secondary I just hope he doenst cause Morgan to get released since the popular thing has been cutting last years draft picks..

The guy misses too many tackles and doesn’t cover well. And I thought he was suppose to be some kick or punt blocking expert out of college. Does he even play special teams?

Good move in my opinion. Provides more depth at an already talented section and beefing it up. Also gives them competition to make sure they dont sit there and think the job is theirs, now they have to get up prove it, and earn it

isnt he supposed to be sackin groceries :)

He can be nothing but an asset, even if he only comes in and shows Pollard what it looks like when your arms wrap around the guy with the ball.

Tommie Harris

"Mike Brown is a special person, a special player, and a special friend," Harris said. "It’s going to be different, seeing him leave, but I know he will be productive wherever he goes and with whatever he does. He will always be remembered in my book as one of the toughest guys to play this game."

Max Kienlzer on Bleacher report:

Mike Brown was one of those special players who made you smile, win or lose, because of the effort and the heart he would bring on every play, on every series, in every game of every week. He was a player who LOVED the team he played for. If Mike Brown was a fan, he would be considered a die-hard.

Chicago Tribune:

Brian Urlacher saw no reason for him not to return. Danieal Manning couldn’t fathom life without him. Those were the sentiments previously expressed about Mike Brown. Brown when he plays is known as one of the better safties in the game. The problem is just how much he doesn’t play.

I can’t see how this will be a bad thing for the Chiefs. I think it is a good move in several aspects.

I bet we’re in store for some 3 corners &/or 3 safeties & various other “situational” schemes to keep the opponents totally clueless as to what is coming. Brown will be very good for our team for a multitude of reasons!

I’d be more excited if it was a greater area of need that we are signing for. If anything its another example to show that Pioli doesn’t have a problem bringing players in, but he WILL NOT over look concerns just because its an area of need. No square pegs in round holes anymore. Whos excited for that??

I do kinda worry that this says something about our current crop of safeties…

I would have loved nothing more than to see him retire a Bear. Y’all are getting a selfless player who is a great locker room presence, and a true leader.

Where he may fall on the depth chart at this point in his career is unknown, but know that he will affect that defense in a positive way regardless of playing time. True class act, and genuine emotional leader.

The Patriots are always re-stocking their team with veterans, and building on their strengths. It almost doesn’t seem fair, how they have a stacked team, and keep adding quality guys.

Hopefully, the Chiefs are heading down that path. The secondary is clearly the strength of this team… and they’ve just added a great veteran presence for depth and leadership.

I hope this is just the first year in the process of the Chiefs becoming a team as successful and envied as the Patriots, and the first of many signings that leave this team stacked at every position.

I’m hoping Brown is looking to take McGraw’s job. I think Pioli is looking to replace the locker room leaders in KC to give this team a new identity and though not he’s not a big name he was voted special teams captain last year. McGraw has already talked about how he likes Herm’s method of coaching (remember he was drafted by Herm in NY) and I would think Brown may be a better teacher for our youngsters (Pollard, Page, & Morgan) than their buddy Jon

If we cut DaJuan Morgan, this will suck

that makes Favre his bitch like in the picture is a addition.

Now I’m not saying we are going to get the same production that the Pats got from Rodney but when healthy, Mike Brown is an absolute stud. I love this move and I would not be the least bit surprised if Mike finds his way on the field A LOT this season.

named Rodney Harrison. But I didn’t laugh for long.

They sure got a winner with that signing. Maybe Brown has something left in the tank, too.

Brown is a class act who plays for the love of the game and not for the money, unlike many players this day and age, and when healthy a great safety with uncanny ball-hawking skills and great asset in the run stopping game, unfortunately, he gives every play his all and that has lead to the rapid decay of his health. I wish the Bears would have resigned him, but I know why they didn’t….

Congrats on Brown and good luck destroying the Raiders…I hate them almost as much as I hate the Vikings

After he came in here, he talked to other teams as well. The fact that he came back here and signed tells me another experienced vet likes what he sees going on here and that we are on the right track. Thomas and Engram both said that’s what brought them here.

Mike Brown is very good when healthy. I’m glad we already have our safeties set, but it doesn’t hurt to bring in a veteran who can compete and add great depth. I’m confident that Brown could come in during a game and make an impact if called upon.

he’s openly complained about the coaching style in KC and MIke Brown may be taking his spot. Don’t try to excuse him as a captain remember Pioli could give a rats ass what you were to this team last year i.e Tony Gonzales suiting up in a darker shade of red this year. Plus we got a special teams ace in Travis Daniels to fill McGraws spot

Mike Brown or Greg Wesley?….

I am glad we got Mike Brown…..Now we can afford an injury, not that I hope it happens but we wont be shuffling players from the practice squad if Page or Pollard go down for any time.

I was on the Mike Brown story as well…..see see see!!!

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2009/6/6/901263/mike-brown-coming-to-the-chiefs

Ruthlessly aggressive safety who can provide some veteran leadership for our talented but YOUNG defensive backfield. When he’s healthy he is a heat seeking cyborg programmed to kill opposing QB’s, WR’s, TE’s, and RB’s. Prolly be used in the tried and true Patriot method of using veteran players as starters/position coaches.

The way Chicago used him last year is likely how we will and he still managed to play in 15 games, record 73 tackles, 8 passes defensed and 2 picks. His leadership in the secondary should really help all those young guys and give them someone to related to.

I think all three young safeties will stick around, although Morgan could go.

Then it will be a training camp battle for the 4th safety spot between Brown and McGraw. Brown will probably have the edge, although McGraw is probably a specials teamer.

Price is fringe, Morgan did nothing last year and the Chiefs already re-signed McGraw so I think they like him.

We are gonna be fairly deep back there it seems…