We’re hearing the Chiefs are expected to showcase more twin-TE alignments next year after adding Brad Cottam in the draft to pair with perennial Pro Bowler Tony Gonzalez. Cottam is quite raw but will nonetheless help offset the dearth of wide receivers the Chiefs have at their disposal.

There’s an old line that goes something like this: Bankers get together to talk about art, and artists get together to talk about money. It also can go like this: When football coaches get together, they talk about war — bombs, sacrifice, shotguns, stealth bombers flying over stadiums, ground attacks, courage, defensive lines.

And of course, you’ll get his signature calls ("Touchdown, Kansas City!") that have been a part of his broadcasts since his Kansas State days. Everyone took notice of this new kid when the Wildcats finally beat Oklahoma in the 1980s and Holthus let loose a classic line:

"For the first time since Exodus chapter 17, the Red Sea has been parted and Pharaoh’s Sooner chariots have been swallowed up! Bill "Moses" Snyder says let my people go from 23 years of Sooner bondage!"

Moles tell us the Jets remain interested in old friend Ty Law, a free agent. The Patriots reportedly have shown interest, but Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe writes on his blog today that the chances of a Law-Patriots reunion are getting slimmer by the day. He speculates that Law could re-surface in Cleveland, where he’d be reunited with another former Pats assistant, Romeo Crennel.

Wake-Up Club Interview with Branden Albert Kansas City Chiefs 1st Round Pick

Cornerback Maurice Leggett, offensive lineman Gerald Davis, and quarterback Willie Copeland have all been invited to NFL rookie mini-camps.

Leggett has already signed with the team that invited him to their camp, the Kansas City Chiefs. The five-foot-eleven, 188 pound cornerback was a big addition to an aging Chiefs secondary.