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We’re hearing the Chiefs are expected to showcase more twin-TE alignments next year after adding ...

Chris — Mon, 12 May 2008 16:11:18 -0000

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. The Way We Hear It - NFL pro football rumors and insider news from Pro Football Weekly

There’s an old line that goes something like this: Bankers get together to talk about art, and ar...

Chris — Sun, 11 May 2008 12:34:45 -0000

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. Joe Posnanski - www.kansascity.com | 05/10/2008 | Chiefs’ Edwards gives Army a boost

TE Cottam really has some speed for a guy that big.

ChiefDJ — Sun, 11 May 2008 04:05:43 -0000

TE Cottam really has some speed for a guy that big.

Is it just me or does Neil Smith's face make you think he feels a bit out of place at this Bon Jovi concert? Neil Smith (via lveme4ltlwhile)

Chris — Fri, 09 May 2008 21:12:09 -0000

Is it just me or does Neil Smith's face make you think he feels a bit out of place at this Bon Jovi concert? Neil Smith (via lveme4ltlwhile)

There are rumors flying around that the Kansas City Chiefs signed OSU RB Dantrell Savage but nothing official has come out. He did attend the rookie camp this past weekend. This clip is apparently from Savage's OSU debut. Pretty impressive. Shades of Marcus Allen in fact. Dantrell Savage Takes it to the House (via osu9400)

Chris — Fri, 09 May 2008 16:16:05 -0000

There are rumors flying around that the Kansas City Chiefs signed OSU RB Dantrell Savage but nothing official has come out. He did attend the rookie camp this past weekend. This clip is apparently from Savage's OSU debut. Pretty impressive. Shades of Marcus Allen in fact. Dantrell Savage Takes it to the House (via osu9400)

And of course, you’ll get his signature calls ("Touchdown, Kansas City!") that have been a part o...

Chris — Fri, 09 May 2008 14:35:18 -0000

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!" Scout.com: Voice of the Kingdom - Part I

Moles tell us the Jets remain interested in old friend Ty Law, a free agent. The...

Chris — Thu, 08 May 2008 19:24:34 -0000

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. Law still unsigned

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

Chris — Thu, 08 May 2008 17:16:43 -0000

http://www.wdkx.com/media/Wake-Up+Club+Interview+with+Branden+Albert+Kansas+City+Chiefs+1st+Round+Pick/page-Wake+Up+Club.html

Kansas City Chiefs Total Access Tour (via 95milkbone)

Chris — Wed, 07 May 2008 15:05:54 -0000

Kansas City Chiefs Total Access Tour (via 95milkbone)

Cornerback Maurice Leggett, offensive lineman Gerald Davis, and quarterback Willie Copeland have ...

Chris — Wed, 07 May 2008 03:54:44 -0000

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. Valdosta Daily Times - Blazers try to move on to next level

Former Coastal Carolina quarterback Tyler Thigpen, Minnesota's seventh-round pick in 2007, has im...

Chris — Tue, 06 May 2008 22:45:20 -0000

Former Coastal Carolina quarterback Tyler Thigpen, Minnesota's seventh-round pick in 2007, has impressed Kansas City enough to make the Chiefs think he could challenge for, and even win, the team's starting job. Chiefs, Panthers could turn to unheralded QBs

If the Chiefs’ draft evaluations prove accurate, defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey and offensive tack...

Chris — Tue, 06 May 2008 20:38:22 -0000

If the Chiefs’ draft evaluations prove accurate, defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey and offensive tackle Branden Albert, both first-round picks, will become their highest rookie achievers. Yet if NFL history keeps repeating itself, third-round pick Jamaal Charles, providing he can move up the depth chart at running back, might have a better chance for immediate league-wide recognition than either of them. Kansas City Chiefs - Making an impression

Kansas City got the A-plus in 2008. Based on my board, the Chiefs reached for a player only once ...

Chris — Tue, 06 May 2008 16:59:10 -0000

Kansas City got the A-plus in 2008. Based on my board, the Chiefs reached for a player only once in their 12 picks. And it was a minor reach. They took a player in the fifth round who I had rated as a sixth-rounder on my board. It's the first time I've given Kansas City an A in the 17 years I've been grading drafts. Congratulations, Chiefs. There's a formula for NFL draft grades | WFAA.com | Sports: Top Stories

Chiefs fans will get their first look at the 2008 Kansas City Chiefs at the team’s annual Arby’s ...

Chris — Tue, 06 May 2008 16:15:36 -0000

Chiefs fans will get their first look at the 2008 Kansas City Chiefs at the team’s annual Arby’s Chiefs Mini-Camp scheduled for Saturday, June 7th inside Arrowhead Stadium. The team will practice and offer activities for the entire family all of which are open to the public and FREE. Fans can pick up a complimentary ticket at any of the Kansas City Metro area Arby’s locations. Parking is FREE with lots opening at 9:30 AM, Stadium gates will open at 10:30 AM and the Chiefs will take the field for practice from approximately 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM. Kansas City Chiefs - ARBY'S Mini-Camp Gives Fans First Look at Chiefs

Marcus McNeil broke into a big smile when asked his feelings about NFL sack leader Jared Allen le...

Chris — Mon, 05 May 2008 18:48:44 -0000

Marcus McNeil broke into a big smile when asked his feelings about NFL sack leader Jared Allen leaving the AFC West as a result of his trade last month from Kansas City to Minnesota. "I was just crushed that he left," the Chargers' standout third-year left tackle said. "Just crushed. I'll really miss him." ESPN - Hashmarks By Matt Mosley

His decision worked out for all parties involved and now, perhaps, the Chiefs. [Mike] Cox went on...

Chris — Mon, 05 May 2008 02:20:58 -0000

His decision worked out for all parties involved and now, perhaps, the Chiefs. [Mike] Cox went on to be a three-year starter for Gailey. He wasn’t selected in last weekend’s NFL draft but jumped at the chance to sign with the Chiefs afterward so he could be reunited with Gailey, Kansas City’s new offensive coordinator. His arrival, plus the recent addition of Oliver Hoyte off waivers from Dallas, gives the Chiefs something they haven’t had since Herm Edwards arrived as head coach two years ago. www.kansascity.com | 05/02/2008 | Cox would be true fullback for Chiefs

Viti signed a non-guaranteed free-agent deal with the Buffalo Bills that same day. Army punter Ow...

Chris — Mon, 05 May 2008 00:43:31 -0000

Viti signed a non-guaranteed free-agent deal with the Buffalo Bills that same day. Army punter Owen Tolson and wide receiver Jeremy Trimble will try to latch on with the Giants and Chiefs, respectively. Instead of possibly being assigned to a unit that could serve in Iraq or Afghanistan after graduation, they will try to make an NFL roster because the Army values the publicity of having players in the NFL. Navy's Ballard says Army's alternative service not for him - RecordOnline.com - The Times Herald Record

The Southern Methodist University athletics department announced that Kansas City Chiefs founder ...

primetime 07 — Sun, 04 May 2008 17:24:12 -0000

The Southern Methodist University athletics department announced that Kansas City Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt was inducted into the inaugural class of the Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday. Hunt, who died Dec. 13, 2006, of prostate cancer, was a three-year reserve end on the SMU football team, but largely is being inducted for his contributions after his days on the Dallas campus. CJOnline / The Topeka Capital-Journal - Chiefs' Hunt in SMU Hall

Can't wait...

Ilamuku — Sun, 04 May 2008 07:07:06 -0000

Can't wait...

I work for EA and I’m just advertising for Madden 09 (by pure coincidence happen to be a Raider fan) this is not "thrash talking" but EA demonstrating its new graphics through Darren Mcfadden

Beastusmaximus — Sat, 03 May 2008 20:38:56 -0000

http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360/image/article/869/869995/madden-nfl-09-20080428005823730_640w.jpg I work for EA and I’m just advertising for Madden 09 (by pure coincidence happen to be a Raider fan) this is not "thrash talking" but EA demonstrating its new graphics through Darren Mcfadden