Arrowheadlines: Kansas City Chiefs News 2/5

The 2012 NFL Season Is Over, Now What? from The Mothership

The 2012 NFL season is in the books, following the Baltimore Ravens 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday night.

And now the most obvious question for all NFL junkies, what's next?

Here's a snapshot look at what's ahead for the Chiefs in 2013.

NFL Draft: Ranking Top 10 Available Players For Chiefs from KC Star

As the Chiefs prepare to make the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft for the first time in franchise history, we're making our own draft board. Each week leading up to the April 25 draft, The Star will rank the top 10 prospects at key positions of need for the Chiefs. Not all are worthy of the No. 1 pick - the Chiefs may decide to trade down - but all are worth keeping an eye on before the draft starts April 25.

Chiefs Cheerleader Workshop from The Mothership

Ladies preparing for their chance to be a 2013 Chiefs Cheerleader gathered at The University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex on Friday evening on February 1st for the third workshop of the year.

The workshops provide an overview of what to expect during auditions but in a laid back, educational environment.

Chiefs Fans Can Get NFL Play 60 Bus To Kansas City from The Mothership

All Chiefs fans are asked to encourage teachers, school administrators and community center leaders to engage with the NFL PLAY 60 Bus Contest. Help Kansas City earn a visit from the NFL PLAY 60 Bus by visiting www.nflrush.com/bus.

New Super Bowl Stat: Jobless Rate from Philly.com

RiseSmart, an outplacement technology company in California, posits that the results of the Super Bowl game can readily be predicted by looking at the jobless rates of the two competing cities. The one with the lowest rate usually wins the title...

...It doesn't look as if fired head coach Andy Reid needed much outplacement help. The Kansas City Chiefs snatched him up. If Sathe's theory is correct, Reid should be super successful there. In December, the Kansas City metro area had an unemployment rate of 6.4 percent.

Thanks To Philadelphia Eagles, We already Know Which Team Will win Super Bowl XLVIII from USA Today

Looking for an early Super Bowl favorite for next season? Wait until April and find out who will play the Philadelphia Eagles in their home opener in 2013.

Baltimore's win over San Francisco made them the fourth straight team to win the Super Bowl after playing Philly in its Lincoln Financial Field season opener.

[Authors Note: Chiefs play at Philly in 2013]

AFC West Franchise Tag Options from ESPN

Kansas City Chiefs: The Chiefs will probably end up giving somebody the tag. Their top free agents are receiver, Dwayne Bowe, left tackle Branden Albert and punter Dustin Colquitt. Albert and Colquitt are major priorities. Bowe could be as well. New Kansas City coach Andy Reid has money to spend and I doubt he'd want a weapon like Bowe, who was franchised last year, to leave town. If the former brass was kept, I bet Bowe would leave. He is, by far, the Chiefs' most reliable receiver and I can see Reid wanting him back. If Bowe is franchised, it would be at more than $11 million.

The SWAC Celebrates Black History Month from SWAC

Feb. 4, 2006 - Warren Moon becomes first Black quarterback to be inducted into the National Football League (NFL) Hall of Fame. Moon's career spanned 22 years, two leagues and five teams. He played for the Canadian Football League's Edmonton Eskimos and the National Football League's Houston Oilers, Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, and Kansas City Chiefs. He is currently a broadcaster for the Seahawks.

10 NFL Story Lines To Monitor This Offseason from USA Today

5. Who is the No. 1 draft pick?

This is what happens when there isn't a top-flight quarterback available. Teams can suddenly go in a bunch of different directions. It doesn't happen often. Twelve of the last 15 No. 1 picks have been quarterbacks. Long (2008) was the last non-quarterback taken in the top spot. Williams (2006) was the last defensive player to come off the board first.

It's not easy to project non-quarterbacks, so look for a lengthy debate on whether offensive tackle Luke Joeckel (Texas A&M) defensive end Bjoern Werner (Florida State), nose tackle Star Lotulelei (Utah) or other candidates deserve to be first pick of Andy Reid's tenure with the Kansas City Chiefs. That's of course, if Reid keeps the pick.

Galaxy Of Stars Turn Out For Super Bowl Weekend from The Las Vegas Review-Journal

New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis and Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Jon Baldwin, together at Bagatelle Restaurant & Supper Club (Tropicana) at the club's weekly Sunday brunch party.

Football: Moorestown's Pederson Shows Resilience from PhillyBurbs.com

As far as adjusting to a move from New Jersey to Alabama, well, that's a whole different story.

You see, Pederson's father, Doug, worked on the Philadelphia Eagles' coaching staff the past four seasons. When Andy Reid became the Kansas City Chiefs' head coach, he appointed Doug Pederson as the Chiefs' new offensive coordinator.

Because of the job change, the Pederson family will be moving to Kansas City while Drew heads off to college.

"I'm excited for my dad because he's wanted to be an offensive coordinator since he started coaching in the NFL," Drew said. "I'm not quite sure how the move is going to work out, but I think we're going to be living in Kansas. We have a weekend planned in the spring to go out there and get everything squared away."