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By Jon Yoon Based on the way Haley likes to use Tight Ends, I tend to think he wants a multi-dimensional tight end moreso than a one-dimensional one. He may not want a Tight End who is only stellar at receiving. I don't think he'd mind having a Tight End who was primarily a blocker. Ideally, though, I think h...

By NJ Chiefs Fan When it comes to beating the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium in this decade, the Chiefs offense relied heavily on the running game. On a rainy Sunday in Dallas on December 4, 1960, the Dallas Texans held the Houston Oilers to minus-27 rushing yards in grabbing a soggy 24-0 victory.

By NJ Chiefs Fan The Chiefs were happy enough with their running game their first time without the suspended Larry Johnson. Derrick Johnson also forced a fumble that put the Chiefs on the Jaguars’ 20, but the Chiefs settled for a field goal in that instance.

By Joel Thorman In a press conference with reporters yesterday, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley said the team will make a decision by Friday regarding the status of RB Kolby Smith.  He made it through the first two weeks pretty well," the head coach said of Smith, "and looked like he was moving arou...

By Bewsaf Smith played very well at center.  He did especially well at passing players off and picking up loop stunts.Goff looks to have two major weaknesses:  1.  He can get bull rushed, 2. His decision making when passing off defenders in pass protection or picking up a loop stunts.Waters is solid.None...

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By NJ Chiefs Fan KC Star Photo Gallery: Chiefs' Larry Johnson That would be Johnson. After watching the visiting San Diego Chargers reign over the water-logged Kansas City Chiefs Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium, head coach Todd Haley was asked how he felt.

By stagdsp WR Wade:  solid.  Not spectacular, but he's the Chiefs' #2. Defense: NT Edwards: average.  He's played well, but an upgrade could easily be coming next year. LB Vrabel: solid.  He's been a real leader on defense.  The Chiefs should draft his understudy, though.

By NJ Chiefs Fan Chiefs’ Hunt isn’t discouraged from KC Star Chiefs notebook | Derrick Johnson expresses frustration to Haley from KC Star Kansas City Chiefs (259.2) A dink and dunk approach hasn't worked so far for Matt Cassel and the Kansas City Chiefs.

By KCporkchop I Loved the Vermeil era offense.  Much like the D during Marty's era, you just knew this offense was going to make it happen.  Trent Green, Priest, Tony, the O-line, they were just unstoppable. I Love "the home of the CHIEFS!!!"  If we as Chiefs fans could somehow file a class action law suite ag...

By KCporkchop via Kansas City Star So what does this mean for us Chiefs fans now that we are on our quest for the "Right 53" that will deliver us the Super Bowl wins that we have dreamed of for years?  I'll answer that question with a couple more questions. 

By NJ Chiefs Fan KC Star Photo Gallery: Photos | A look back on the Chiefs Super Bowl victory in Jan. 1970 over the Vikings Book Review: Lamar Hunt & AFL from Bob Gretz Out of Town Q&A: Kansas City Chiefs from The Washington Times Chiefs legends urge patience from The New-Leader

By Chris Buffalo Bills Denver Broncos On a side note, check out the Eagles homepage and you'll see an official menu bar at the top labeled NFL Internet Network. Oddly, the Chiefs don't have that on their site. The Chiefs old site used to have a similar menu bar.)

By primetime 07 FILE - In this July 30, 2006 file photo, Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Ellis stands on the sidelines before football practice at the team's training camp in Oxnard, Calif. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File) Or this one from a Cowboys blog.

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By connerman While we all hold different early opinions on the Kansas City Chiefs recent draft haul, I think all can agree it's a mysterious cast of characters. Some believe the players hold great promise while others question various picks and whether we should have went other directions. Yet one play...

By Chris Surprising most of us, the Kansas City Chiefs and Scott Pioli made only one very late draft day trade this year, dealing next year's 7th round pick to the Miami Dolphins to grab TE Jake O'Connell in the 7th round. Round 5, #139 Missouri OT Colin Brown

By primetime 07 Brodie Croyle will be back in 2009 The Chiefs will add a quarterback through free agency or the draft If a veteran is added through free agency, and beats out Tyler Thigpen, then his career with the Chiefs will likely be relegated to backup role.

By Chris Like most of you, I was rather shocked to see defensive line coach Tim Krumrie retained by the Kansas City Chiefs. His official title hasn't been announced yet but the past experience of the coaches hired today suggest that Krumrie, the only current Chiefs coach with DL coaching experienc...

By Chris Current position: Miami Dolphins Assistant Head Coach and Secondary Coach (Bio) Age: 43 Age: 34 Age: 52 Age: 61 We'll me checking out more candidates as they come up but for now, let us know what you think about these four guys as possible defensive coordinators for the Kansas City Chiefs.

By Chris Todd Haley is the eleventh head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs franchise. Carl Peterson resigns. Scott Pioli is hired as the new GM. Herm Edwards is fired. Todd Haley is the new head coach. Clark Hunt will be entering his third year as the franchise owner.

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By Chris The Browns are continuing their dialogue with Patriots Vice President Scott Pioli, but Pioli is weighing his options -- including staying in New England, a source close to the negotiations told The Plain Dealer. Pioli is expected to interview with the Kansas City Chiefs sometime over th...

By primetime 07 The Chiefs are 2nd to last in the NFL in rushing touchdowns given up.  The Lions hold the lead with 30. Following the trend, the Lions are right behind the Chiefs giving up an average of 399.1 yards per game compared to the Chiefs 397.5. Fewest sacks in a season (NFL record)

By TheQ As the '08 version of the Kansas City Chiefs come limping to the finish line this Sunday in Cincinnati, the most interesting story lines are off the field. Who will be the teams new GM? And will the coaching staff be revamped or will Herm and the usual suspects be allowed to continue on? Lots of...

By Chris Gretz is one of the many people giving Tyler Thigpen extremely high marks- "But he was far more than just a game manager, far more than a guy just holding the spot. The kid from Carolina exhibited skills that every NFL quarterback must have to be successful."

By Ray The Chargers only sack in the last three and a half games came when Tyler Thigpen of the Chiefs jogged out of bounds behind the line of scrimmage. Pressuring the Quarterbacks has not been easy for this once feared defensive unit. This game could allow a bit of rest and recuperation for the blac...

By Chris Misc News and Notes Last night on Thursday night football, the Broncos defeated the Browns on the strength of three 4th quarter touchdown passes by Jay Cutler. I have to feel for the Broncos as a Chiefs fan when I read that they will likely place their 4th running back on injured reserve this s...

By Chris Still shaking my head over Derrick Johnson dropping that possible interception. Other stuff What I am going to take away more than anything from yesterday was how much fun this game was to watch. I watch football ultimately to be entertained and yesterday was a blast to cheer for the Chiefs.

By Official Arrowhead Pride Parade For those of you following the PARADE's ramble, we've devised a dream of Kansas City becoming the Dadaist, Post Modern, Sports Irony capital of the world. Moe Szyslak: Thanks for the lack of youtube Fox. Republicans, Dadaist Declare War on Art...Chiefs Already Surrender. Chiefs' Nostalgia:

By Ryan Brown Sam, Kansas City Is Tyler Thigpen the worst quarterback in team history? John, Kansas City RB: How about the position they should draft? I don’t follow college football close enough to make an educated guess on who’s a solid prospect right now. Brad, St. Charles

By Ryan Brown Tyler Thigpen is the worst quarterback in the NFL since Steve Grogan was on “Tecmo Bowl”.  Peter King called Thigpen’s decision making horrible.  I think that’s an insult to the word “horrible”.  Thigpen had absolutely no business being on the field yesterday.  I’ve compared him to Popke fr...

By Jon Yoon Chan Gailey has been criticized for not opening up the offense. Why does he need to? What good does it serve to ask Brodie Croyle to drop back on a pass behind an offensive line that clearly was not ready to protect the quarterback? The interior protection was a mess and McIntosh might as well h...

By Jon Yoon On the edges, it doesn’t look much better, thought it’s slightly more encouraging. Branden Albert looked decent but not great against New England, which is actually a relief for Chiefs fans because of how raw he is as a player. He has a big task ahead of him in stopping Derrick Burgess, but Alb...

By Jon Yoon This might be the most interesting Raider week in quite some time. Experts claimed that the Chiefs were going to be absolutely terrible in 2008, but they pulled off a solid performance against New England in week one. Experts believed that the Raiders had potential to be a .500 team, but they p...

By Jon Yoon Tomorrow, I will get into a scathing review of some of the things that really bothered me about the Chiefs. Believe me, the list is fairly long. After each game, I’m going to give a brutally honest opinion of what I see and what I believe about the Kansas City Chiefs. As you all know, I strongly sup...

By Jon Yoon What these two quarterbacks bring to the table are two players who still have some very good upside who can develop under the Chiefs without posing any kind of a threat to Croyle’s development. So if Croyle is a disaster halfway through the season, the Chiefs may not hesitate to give Gray or S...

Observing the Chiefs' practice, it's very easy to see there are no hang-ups or worries of pending failure. The only focus is competition. Edwards says training camp has been much more productive than he had hoped, and he was even more encouraged after the Chiefs' promising play in the prese...

By Ryan Brown However, in the “art imitates life” section of the game, Croyle did manage to get hurt halfway through the first game against New England, providing a glimpse of of our old friend, Damon Huard.  Just like always, Huard came in, calmed everything down, and led the team on a drive for a field go...

By Jon Yoon That being said, that doesn’t mean that they deserve everything they get. There’s a line to be drawn. Here are some examples of where that line could be drawn: You’re not a real fan if you spend the entire game heckling or fighting other fans and don’t watch a single minute of the game. If you’re g...

By Direckshun Some of them have legitimate shots to make this team. Ah, who are we kidding? LOADS of them could make this team. Others have been signed to be warm bodies for training camp. Others have been undetermined as of yet. 2008 UDFAs the Chiefs have signed:

By Jon Yoon Charles’ role with the Chiefs: We’re going to change the order of this evaluation simply because we can’t discuss Charles’ upside or downside until we understand what role he is expected to play. The argument is that if the Chiefs already have LJ, why do they need a starting RB? And if the Chi...

By Chris Here is the post-draft press conference transcript from Carl Peterson and Herm Edwards. Could this line get any more "Herm" -- "We stuck mainly to our board and have players who can compete at a lot of different positions." I love it Herm. Keep it coming.

By Ryan Brown 1:56 p.m. - The rumored trade is the Chiefs send their #5 pick to New Orleans for their #10 pick, left tackle Jammal Brown, and a second or third-round pick.  If this happens, then all is forgiven for the Jared Allen fiasco.  Add Brown, draft Brendan Albert with the #10 pick, and you have your new J...

By Jon Yoon Well, the trade is now official. Jared Allen is now a Viking and Carl Peterson, sadly, is still running the show for the Chiefs. If there’s any silver lining to this debacle, it’s that Carl Peterson may have put his entire career on the line for a move that has a very good chance of being an absolu...

By Ryan Brown Well, there is the draft to look forward to. The issue is that most of the Chiefs corners were active back when the Chiefs were the Dallas Texans, and the line needs work. It looks like Carl Peterson is focusing on getting those seven picks to fill the holes. At least Herm Edwards will tell them th...

By Ryan Brown Now with Derrick Johnson and Donnie Edwards, the Chiefs are almost there.  They need one more linebacker not named Napoleon Harris to make their defensive front seven a devastating unit.  Let’s take a look at potential free agents for the linebacker position.

By Ryan Brown Someone wrote me and asked me what I wasn’t addressing what they considered the Chiefs’ biggest need this off-season - a reliable quarterback.  There are two reasons: Drew Henson UFA Minnesota Vikings - only if he’s willing to play first base for the Royals Monday-Saturday.  I didn’t know...

By Ryan Brown So before you bemoan the fact that Kansas City has lost seven in a row, think about it - you are watching sheer genius right now.  Herm Edwards is giving a virtuoso performance on how to lose a game, but keep it close.  Next week, if we run Spurgeon Wynn out at starting quarterback, then you can re...

By Jon Yoon I guarantee that LJ will leave no doubt in 2008 why he is getting paid the big bucks. My my, how fickle Chiefs’ fans can be. Kolby Smith lights it up for two games and all of a sudden, there is a running back controversy for next season. Laughable. Don’t get me wrong, I am a big Kolby Smith fan. I have bee...

By hoosierteacher With Edwards out KC will have to rely on the pass rush of the front four.  This is one area that KC can feel good about.  With Edwards in, KC could blitz the other OLB here and there.  Right now they must depend on the front four for all of their pressure. KC QB situation Protect their QB