Not Chiefs related, but a feel good story

" He told SI.com in November that he wanted to return to the spot on the field where he was injured, lie down, and get up and walk away."

This would be a perfect signing. Take away from a division foe, add depth to RB, AND his special teams play is excellent.

Kansas City Chiefs
Owen's picks: DE Glenn Dorsey and WR Dwayne Bowe
Actual selections: Bowe and LB Derrick Johnson. Had RB Jamaal Charles not been hurt, this would have been another easy two.

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I sure hope Philip Rivers gets on the cover

4. Packers tight end Jermichael Finley last week on Tebow-mania: "I sit at home, start watching TV and all I'm seeing is Tebow. That's kind of disturbing. We have a guy here that's breaking records every week and you have a guy in Tebow that's saying 'God' every word and he gets coverage. ... He's telling everybody what they want to hear. You see him and he's patting everybody on the back saying, 'You're going to make this catch. I promise because God said,' and he makes it happen. Stuff like that. It confuses people. People that don't know the game outside of the fans, of course they're going to hype it up. But guys that see a good player and a good quarterback, they know what kind of guy he'll be down the road when he gets exposed. Everybody who knows the game knows what kind of player Tebow is going to be."

Finley had four drops Sunday and the Packers lost to the 5-8 Chiefs. An effective, yet merciful, smiting.

That revelation was made in the book "War Room’’ by Michael Holley. Dimitroff spent years working under Belichick in New England’s front office. When pondering the trade, Dimitroff called his mentor and was told the cost of trading up for Jones was too great.

The cost of moving from No. 27 to No. 6 was sending that No. 27 pick, along with second- and fourth-round choices this year and first and fourth-round picks in 2012 to Cleveland. Belichick told Dimitroff to sit still and take Jonathan Baldwin at No. 27. As it turned out Baldwin went to the Chiefs at No. 26.

This also shows that Belichick did not think Baldwin was a bad pick at 27...Can't wait to read this book...

Carson Palmer threw 3INTs in the 2nd half vs the Chiefs. The last Raider QB to throw 3INTs in a half was Kyle Boller in the 1st half.

Say a Chiefs player gets caught...which player do you think it would be?

I was reading up on scouting reports to see how players have fared so far this season...

Now for those clamoring for Stanzi, I thought it was funny what the writer put down as his NFL Comparison: Matt Cassel

In fact, although few people noticed it because the Lions abused the Chiefs 48-3, Chiefs defensive end Tamba Hali abused Lions left tackle Jeff Backus on Sunday. Hali hit Stafford just as Stafford was passing six times, and former NFL offensive lineman Mark Schlereth said on ESPN’s NFL Live today that he saw major problems with Backus when breaking down the tape of Sunday’s game.

I heard the Chiefs need a running back to replace Jamaal Charles...

2. Kansas City -- This one's a little tough to digest. Eight months ago the Chiefs were a playoff team, coming off a sensational 10-6 season that earned them a division championship. But that was then, and this is now, and now they're in disarray. They just lost safety Eric Berry for the season. They lost tight end Tony Moeaki for the season. They lost to Buffalo ... at home, no less, where they were 7-1 a year ago. And it wasn't just a defeat; it was a blowout. Worse, it was to ...Buffalo. Obviously, they can right themselves quickly because they did a year ago. But there are disturbing signs that make me wonder if that's possible. I already pegged them as a team that would slide. I didn't think it would be this far.

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It would be nice to have a potential true franchise QB, but the Chiefs will win enough games to be out of this sweepstakes. There's enough talent and leadership on the team to prevent the Chiefs from being on the absolute bottom. See where the team drafted in 2009 and 2010. You can't say this team is worse than those two rosters that landed those draft positions. Go Chiefs!

Bills have been preparing for the raucous crowd at Arrowhead Stadium by playing loud music during their practices this week. "We'll have to use our silent (snap count)," coach Chan Gailey said. "I know it'll be loud when we get there, so you just have to understand that and go back to business." Bills RapidReports by Mark Ludwiczak
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No doubt they are blasting Lil Wayne's "music" because thats how Haley rolls...

For those fantasy nuts...."u ppl are sick"

"Actually, we yapped too much and never really got to finish the winners. But I love what the Falcons, Chiefs, Rams, and Saints have done for the record. Glad I got that out of my system."

"Of the 32 teams, I was surprised how poorly a lot of them did. The "A" grades I handed out were to five teams. They were the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants and New Orleans Saints."

"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."

Even though this was their error, the 2009 draft had a lot of whiffs for teams all over the league...

Could be nothing or just a "move" to get a good deal, but interesting nevertheless...