Good morning! Today's Kansas City Chiefs news has a nice article from the Star on new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Enjoy.

It was 1995. Daboll was a junior free safety at the University of Rochester, a Division III school in New York, and Parrinello was the team's coach. Daboll had suffered a neck injury after a helmet-to-helmet hit during a game against Union College, and he was later told that if he didn't give up the sport, the next injury could be permanent.

"We're all grateful that he was going to be OK," Parrinello said this past week. "Being OK is a relative term in his case, because he wasn't going to be able to continue playing the game that he really loved."

Injury Robbed New Chiefs Coordinator Of His Playing Career, But Not His Intensity from KC Star

NFL free agency begins Tuesday, March 13^th at 3:00 PM (CST). With the Chiefs looking to improve depth and competition across their roster, KCChiefs.com will preview 30 potential free agents in the 30 days leading up to the start of free agency. Up first is New Orleans Saints guard Carl Nicks (1/30).

NAME: Carl Nicks
POSITION: Offensive Guard

30 FAs In 30 Days: Carl Nicks from The Mothership

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Once upon a time there was a very, very good Conerback named Brandon Flowers. Flowers was SO good he got LOTS of money from his favorite team, The guy who player across from him was also named Brandon, but people didn't think the other Brandon was very good, until he was.

And when he was good, he was very, very good and told everyone he should get lots and lots of money just like his friend, the other Brandon. And people all throughout the land argued if one Brandon was really as good as the other Brandon. And they argued and fought and argued some more.

And that's the end of the story because there are no more pages in this fairy tale book ... so you'll just have to find something else to talk about. Happy Saturday Night!

Good morning. Here's your Kansas City Chiefs news.

Nearly 8,000 homes were destroyed in the single deadliest tornado to hit the United States since 1950 and thousands of Joplin residents remain homeless nearly a year later.

Players, coaches, alumni, broadcasters and front office staff members from each organization will serve alongside fans and volunteers to help build 35 new homes divided into seven different neighborhoods. The construction of the seven neighborhoods will be spearheaded by an individual team and their fans.

Chiefs Team-Up For Governor's Joplin Challenge from The Mothership

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It's our first week without football. How are you coping?

This is your open thread for the night. Make sure you give us your victory of the week in the comments, whether it's personal or professional.

My victory of the week? Surviving the Super Bowl and finally relaxing this weekend. Yours?

Last week Bill Muir informed the Kansas City Chiefs that he was retiring which opened up a hole at offensive line coach on the Chiefs 2012 coaching staff. Until now, we hadn't heard of any candidates for the job.

Mike Garafolo of the Star-Ledger reports that New York Giants assistant coach Jack Bicknell Jr. talked with the Chiefs earlier this week about the offensive line coaching position. Currently, Bicknell Jr. is the Giants assistant offensive line coach behind Pat Flaherty.

The last name Bicknell sounds familiar, and it should. Jack is the brother of Bob Bicknell, who was previously an assistant coach with the Chiefs (and currently on Chan Gailey's staff in Buffalo).

The Chiefs have positions to fill at offensive line and assistant offensive line. Romeo Crennel indicated this week he knows what he wants to do at receivers coach so the offensive line might be the only position remaining that's still open.

49ers coach Jim Harbaugh is playing in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am golf tournament this weekend and his quarterback, Alex Smith, is his caddie.

What are Jim and Alex talking about in the picture above?