Kansas City Chiefs News and Rumors
Norv Turner: I know this group will respondJosh Alper, profootballtalk.com The Chargers held a 21-17 lead at halftime in Tampa on Sunday, but they will fly home as 34-24 losers. It’s the fourth loss in the last five weeks and the Chargers haven’t beaten anyone other than the Chiefs since the second week of the season. That i… |
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Chiefs on verge of historic futilityNov 11, 2012
The 1929 Buffalo Bisons didn't hold a lead at any point until their season finale, a streak of eight consecutive games. Such futility went unmatched in the NFL for 83 years. Until now. Your 2012 Kansas City Chiefs will own the dubious distinction alone … |
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Chiefs-Steelers scouting reportNov 11, 2012
The Star's Adam Teicher breaks down how the Chiefs and Steelers match up in their Monday night game at Pittsburgh. |
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Change hasn't helped ChiefsNov 11, 2012
The Chiefs' nationally televised night of reckoning is exactly 11 months in the making. Last Dec. 12, Scott Pioli sat in front of reporters and television cameras and the eyes of fans across the Midwest to say he had fired Todd Haley. The only coach Pio… |
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PITTSBURGH | In trying to explain why the Pittsburgh Steelers never seem to have a down season, coach Mike Tomlin stumbled on to an analogy that also fits tonight's game between his team and the Chiefs. |
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Chiefs putting Dorsey on injured reserveNov 11, 2012
The Chiefs will place defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey on the injured reserve list today, ending his season -- and, since he's in the final season of his contract, perhaps his career with the team. |
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Report: Chiefs still haven’t paid HaleyNov 11, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com As Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley prepares to give a little payback to the Chiefs, he’s still waiting for his back pay. Jay Glazer of FOX reports that the Chiefs still haven’t given Haley any of the salary since firing him last season as th… |
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King Carl vs. Patriot Way: A comparison of the general managers' first four years in KCNov 11, 2012
Here's how the first four seasons of Carl Peterson's tenure as general manager of the Chiefs, 1989-92, stack up to the first four years of the Scott Pioli regime, 2009-12. |
