Kansas City Chiefs News

“Some difficulty arises when you're playing behind someone of the caliber of Tony Gonzalez”

Like a lot of junior high-aged boys, when Kris Wilson started getting into football, his interest gravitated to the pro football team nearest his home. via LancasterOnline

Troy Polamalu might not have to worry about getting tackled again by his hair. At their meetings in Palm Beach, Fla., next week, NFL owners will consider a proposal to ban players from having hair flow from ... via The State

“This was more of an opportunity move than a money move”

The Minnesota Vikings signed veteran cornerback Benny Sapp to a one-year deal, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. via NFL Football Sports Betting News

The Denver Broncos signed free agent center Casey Wiegmann and re-signed running back Cecil Sapp on Monday. via MyFOX11

Sapp, 5-9 and 190 pounds, has played in 56 games in four years with the Chiefs since they signed him in 2004 as an undrafted free agent from Northern Iowa. via The Plain Dealer

“He's certainly shown he has the ability to play, but this is a bottom line business. Its about winning. He needs to win.”

In Oakland of course, the Raiders 2007 number one overall Draft pick Jamarcus Russell comes on line and is expected to start right from the get in 2008. via BleacherReport

If Jets sign Ty Law, say goodbye to order Ancient CB Ty Law, formerly of the Patriots, Jets and Chiefs, is making a free-agent visit tomorrow with the Jets, according to the NFL Network. via New York Daily News

The Kansas City Chiefs signed kicker Billy Cundiff to a two-year contract Monday in an attempt to resolve one of their most glaring weaknesses from last season. via Customer Interaction Solutions

The Kansas City Chiefs began the overhaul of their offensive line by cutting John Welbourn, who started every game at right guard last season. via BleacherReport

Priest Holmes would like to have one run back. The Chiefs had third and 2 at the Denver 5 in the second quarter of Sunday's 27-11 loss to Denver when Holmes tried to go left.

It was that kind of day for quarterback Damon Huard, who got pounded after fumbling in the third quarter.

The Chiefs finally made their much-anticipated quarterback change -- and, like most things they've done in this most maddening of seasons, it turned out to be a lot of noise about nothing.

Rushing offense Grade: C- Priest Holmes often made the most of the little running room that was available.

The state of the AFC West? "Emergency," Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall said with a chuckle this week.

This is more than a mere running back change for the Chiefs, this move from Larry Johnson to Priest Holmes.

Kansas City -- Running back Larry Johnson's injured right foot 'has made significant improvement,' the Kansas City Chiefs said Thursday.

T hose hoping for a declaration from Priest Holmes about being back in his rightful place were sorely disappointed.

Kennison ready Wide receiver Eddie Kennison, who has missed all but a handful of plays this season because of a pulled hamstring, participated in all phases of practice on Wednesday and will be in the ...

Chiefs coach Herm Edwards is looking for a spark to his offense. He's tired of the three-and-outs, he's weary of the Chiefs scoring 13 first-quarter points in eight games, and he's frustrated with averaging ...

If Larry Johnson is indeed seriously injured or out for the season, it could impact the rest of the league and Adrian Peterson.