Not sure if it means anything, but just heard him do a spot on Gottlieb Show. He spent the whole time talking about how we are primed for a good season next year and talking about what his next offensive coordinator will be like. Generally spoke as if he assumes he'll be with KC next year, didn't mention free agency one time.

Hello everyone, I'm looking to visit in March and I'd like to catch Stoke City @ Chelsea on March 10, but as an uninformed Yank, I'm a little short on info about the best way to get tickets. Any help would be appreciated!

Opened up a live chat link, anyone who wants to talk about the game here is welcome to join!

This article also links to the more in depth article that showcases that Will Shields is a quality guy who has done a lot for this young man. Forgive my Kentucky bias :)

@LilTunechi: KC was krrrazeeee!!! Props to Tech 9 and the KC Chiefs Coach Haley and # 24 B. Flowers for the luv! I had fun tonight...Afterparty!

Article from yahoo.

I know him more from being a Kentucky fan, but hate to hear something like about anyone. Drunk driver got him.

"Kansas City Chiefs: Leonard Hankerson, WR, Miami
I just learned that the Chiefs want to trade up for Julio Jones. I don't know if that'll be possible. If they can't get the Alabama wideout, they may target Leonard Hankerson in Round 2."

"So the Chiefs ended up looking smart by going against the grain of traditional thinking and executing a high-risk maneuver that made Berry, at No. 5, the earliest pick of a safety in NFL history. Smart for sure, but perhaps the risk in taking Berry was minimal. Maybe adding to a team's secondary is actually one of the safest investments an NFL team can make in the draft."

Check out this interesting story re: safe, albeit nontraditional picks in the draft.

Maybe I'm missing something, but to me, it seems our role as fans has been a bit overstated in the context of the labor situation. You see both sides somewhat pandering to the public, but as Jerry Jones said, 97% of us have never been to a game. We know the sport isn't disappearing for good, the game is getting a good deal for each side. But in the short term, what does it really matter who we blame? If 95% of public blamed ownership, how would that in literal terms make a bit of a difference when it came to ending a standstill?

Per his twitter account, Mike Sims-Walker is done with Jax. We all know he's a very capable receiver and he could potentially be a good fit here.

Neat story about Fitz/Haley for all of you guys with the pipe dream that we'll somehow land him.

This according to ESPN. Would he be a good option for us?

I am not here to suggest that I am lacking in my faith in the
Chiefs, nor have I decided to split up my fandom and actively support other teams. However, growing up in an area where you can count the number of KC fans on one hand, I had a lot of exposure to fans of other teams. What team, if any, have you come to admire?

Whether you like a few of their players, you respect their tradition, you think they're well organized, or maybe you just like their colors or mascot, leave comments about yours.

For me, I've always had a great deal of respect for the Pittsburgh Steelers. I grew up in a family of Steelers fans and generally will pull for them if they're not playing my Chiefs. I've always been impressed that the team can carry the personality of the Steel Curtain defense for decades, always being consistent, and this has payed off in the way of six Super Bowl wins and potentially a seventh. They emphasize character (hold the Big Ben jokes) and make decisions based on team, something I see us building towards here in KC.

Kansas City
Record: 10-6
Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri Kansas City needs a pass-rusher opposite Tamba Hali and Smith is one of the more underrated players in this draft. He's a little undersized for a 4-3 end but is a perfect fit at outside linebacker in the Chiefs' 3-4 defense.

This one should go over well for the local KC fans.