Arrowheadlines: Chiefs News 6/13

Good morning, boys and girls. Another day of Kansas City Chiefs news is here. Enjoy.

Stanzi's agent, Jack Bechta, connected him with Martinez because of how highly Brady had spoken of the coach. For two weekends after the college season, Stanzi lived with Tom Martinez and his wife, ate meals in their home, and studied DVDs of Brady's mechanical drills. He heard all his strident sayings about the position. "The longer the stride, the more time you waste,'' Martinez said.

At one point, Martinez told Stanzi: "I'm not always going to be with you. You've got to remember this so you can correct yourself when things go wrong. You've got to be able to coach yourself.''

MMQB from Sports Illustrated

Monday is the 95th day that pro football has been locked out by the NFL.

Monday is also 88 days away from what is supposed to be the opening weekend of the 2011 NFL season.

Hopefully, Monday will also be the day when we continue to hear the labor situation is moving in the right direction and more folks around the league are talking about a full season, with a complete training camp. Optimism is high.

We can only hope.

Weekend Leftovers... Morning Cup O'Chiefs from Bob Gretz

Ty Law holds a special place in my heart. In a sense, Law introduced me to life inside an NFL team. At the same time, he taught me a valuable lesson about free agency.

Learning the Law from The Mothership

Trent Green is one of the few people who could really use a Red Coat for his wardrobe. It would honor his past – he was a quarterback at Indiana University – and be wearable when he does radio and TV for the red-clad Kansas City Chiefs this season.

Read Coats Fill Needs for Daly, Green from The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

The third NFL season for Brandon Carr was a charm.

Now the Kansas City Chiefs cornerback hopes his third annual hometown golf outing will be just as successful.

"It’s my third year and hopefully I’ll have a little bit more game out there on the course," said Carr, a a 2004 Carman-Ainsworth grad. "Just to come back and interact with the people that pretty much watched me grow up in the community, and to interact with all the alumni and the people that come out to support is something to celebrate."

Flint's Brandon Carr has High Hopes for His Third Annual Golf Outing from The Flint Journal

At No. 4 is Eric Berry of the Kansas City Chiefs. A rookie in 2010, he had four interceptions and two sacks, showing the same tide-turning ability he'd displayed at the Tennessee Titans and kicking off his NFL career with a Pro Bowl trip.

NFL's Best: Troy Polamalu and the Top 10 Safties of 2011 from USA Today

Tom Martinez, one of the most successful community college coaches ever, and the man known for being Tom Brady's football mentor for close to a quarter-century, was recently given just a month to live as a result of complications arising from his longtime struggle with diabetes...

...He also worked with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel, who replaced Brady for most of the 2008 season in New England after Brady suffered a knee injury.

Tom Brady's Mentor Given One Month to Live from Yahoo! Sports