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First Three Months Of Dorsey's Chiefs Regime Far Cry From Pioli's from KC Star

By now you've heard that part of his story. His wife is from the area, and their first date was at Jack Stack. When the Chiefs introduced him as their new general manager, he called it his dream job.

But living in a place can be very different than visiting. He just bought a house here. This is real now. Working a dream job can be very different than dreaming about it. So we wanted to check in after three months and see if anything had changed.

"No way, this place is awesome, man," he says. "Here's an example. We went down to Oklahoma Joe's (on Wednesday), Andy and I and some other guys, and we sat in line for 40 minutes. The people were great. This is the good thing about the Midwest: Everybody respects your space. It's a cool thing.

"Some guys would come up and talk to us; they're genuinely excited. That's what it's all about. It's the people, man."

Chiefs Excited About Tonight's Final Four from The Mothership

If you're a college basketball fan, your night has likely been planned around tonight's Final Four matchups, Louisville vs Wichita State and Syracuse vs Michigan.

While there are basketball fans on the Chiefs roster, none are more excited than Chiefs WRJosh Bellamy (681 yards and seven TDs with the Louisville Cardinals), Chiefs WR Junior Hemingway (Michigan Wolverines-2011 Sugar Bowl MVP) and Chiefs OL Ryan Durand (Three-year starter at Syracuse, All-Big East player).

I caught up with the guys this week to get their thoughts about their former schools, heading into tonight's games.

Draft Spotlight - Day 14: Dion Jordan from The Mothership

Dion Jordan's draft stock is rising, according to ESPN Draft analyst Todd McShay.

"Jordan is the top pass-rusher in this class, but that's not all he can do," McShay wrote. "His fluidity and range in coverage are rare for a DE/OLB prospect with his length."

The former tight end, made the switch to defensive end at Oregon and flourished, largely because of his speed and length, using his 33 7/8" arms to his advantage when bringing down ball carriers.

Free Cone Day To Benefit The City's " Curb Appeal By The Block" Event from The Delray Beach Pineapple Newspaper

The public is invited to join the City of Delray Beach Community Improvement Department for FREE CONE DAY at Ben & Jerry's, 1155 East Atlantic Avenue, on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, from 12:00 pm (Noon) to 8:00 pm. All donations that are received from this event will assist in supporting the City's "Curb Appeal by the Block" program, which will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2013, from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm...

...Attendees will also have an opportunity to meet Brandon Flowers, defensive back for the Kansas City Chiefs and receive an autographed photo.

NFL Insider: Southlake Carroll Ex Chase Daniel Eager To Compete In KC from The Fort Worth Star-Telegram

New Chiefs coach Andy Reid has named Alex Smith his starter. Chase Daniel accepts that, but it isn't going to stop the former Southlake Carroll star from competing hard.

Daniel guaranteed his return to Missouri, where he played college football, by signing with the Chiefs last month.

"We obviously know Alex is our starter, but I'm going to compete my rear end off and try my very hardest to compete with him day in and day out," Daniel said in a phone interview. "I think that's what makes quarterbacks, especially, competitive. Everyone trying to take the spot in front of them, and the person at the top is trying to hold onto it."

Anderson Pursuing Pro Football Career, Will Attend Super Regional Combine from SooEveningNews.com

"I feel confident I can play at the next level," Anderson said. "I'm still trying to see where I fit in. I'll know a lot more after this weekend, and in about a week the picture should become more clear."

Anderson said he has received contact from several NFL teams, including the Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans and Philadelphia Eagles. His agent has also received many calls from the Canadian Football League.

He is projected as defensive end in 4-3 alignments and an outside linebacker in 3-4 fronts.

Kansas Byway Walk Stops In Leavenworth from The Leavenworth Times

It's one reason that Overland Park Convention and Visitors Bureau President Jerry Cook and David Lindstrom, a former Kansas City Chiefs player who now serves on the Johnson County Commission, are walking about 1,220 miles in 10 months across Kansas. Though both had taken walking trips before, the current task began as what initially seemed like a one-off remark.