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Chiefs sign former Heights lineman Shaun Smith

Associated Press | March 10 at 2:22 p.m.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —The Kansas City Chiefs have signed free agent defensive tackle Shaun Smith, who played last season for Cincinnati.

  • Chiefs sign RB Jones

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | March 10 at 12:07 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —As reflected by their record the last three seasons, including a 4-12 finish in 2009, the Chiefs could use an upgrade at many positions.

  • Chiefs re-sign Chambers after big finish

    Associated Press | March 9 at 12:08 a.m.

    The Kansas City Chiefs re-signed unrestricted free agent wide receiver Chris Chambers, who provided spark to a lackluster offense when he joined the team midway through last season.

  • Haley confident worst is over

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | March 7 at 12:08 a.m.

    INDIANAPOLIS — The sour mood Todd Haley often carried through his first year with the Kansas City Chiefs began to change when his team hammered the Denver Broncos in the season's final game.

  • Emmitt Thomas returns to Chiefs as assistant coach

    Associated Press | Feb. 1 at 2:48 p.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Emmitt Thomas, a Hall of Fame cornerback for Kansas City's Super Bowl teams in the late 1960s, is returning to the Chiefs as defensive backs coach.

  • Weis will be good for Cassel, Gannon says

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Jan. 21 at 12:07 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Rich Gannon had an immediate thought when he heard the Chiefs hired Charlie Weis as their new offensive coordinator, relieving head coach Todd Haley of the play-calling chores.

  • Chiefs' Haley excited to add Crennel

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Jan. 15 at 12:29 a.m.

    The Chiefs have tried this before. They've hired respected defensive coordinators to come to Kansas City to help fix their forlorn defense.

  • Weis-Haley seems like good fit

    By ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Jan. 9 at 3:28 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Thirteen years ago, when Todd Haley was still trying to establish himself as an NFL assistant coach with the New York Jets, he took some of his orders from the team's offensive coordinator, Charlie Weis.

  • Haley, Chiefs may find Weis a good fit

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Jan. 7 at 12:05 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Todd Haley spent a significant portion of his season-ending news conference Wednesday talking about his coaching staff and how it's essential that any new members fit in with what he's tried to build in the past year.

  • Chiefs reportedly close to signing Weis

    BY doug tucker, Associated Press | Jan. 7 at 12:04 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —All signs are pointing toward former Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis becoming offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs.

  • Haley may hire old friend Weis

    Associated Press | Jan. 7 at 12:04 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —If former Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis wants to come to Kansas City as offensive coordinator, the welcome mat could be out.

  • Waters comes to defense of KC's line

    By ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Jan. 5 at 6:28 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —To Brian Waters, the numbers speak with clarity. During the season's final few games, the Chiefs became one of the league's most explosive running teams while significantly reducing the number of times quarterback Matt Cassel was sacked.

  • Charles sends KC out on high note

    By KENT BABB, Kansas City Star | Jan. 4 at 12:21 a.m.

    DENVER — This season will, in time, be better off forgotten. Twelve losses aren't the kind of thing a team wants to remember. There weren't many hallmark moments in 2009, and the Chiefs can admit that now that it's over.

  • Miserable season ending for Bowe

    By KENT BABB, Kansas City Star | Jan. 3 at 1:26 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Dwayne Bowe is running late for Thursday's 2 p.m. meeting, but there are some things he needs to get off his chest.

  • Chiefs satisfied with play of defensive ends — all four of them

    BY KENT BABB, Kansas City Star | Jan. 1 at 12:05 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —The Chiefs have plenty to do during what likely will be a busy offseason. Lots of positions to address, players to scout and weaknesses to upgrade. Perhaps it gives the team at least some comfort that one position — the one it invested so much in last offseason — at least looks stable, if it hasn't yet been spectacular.

  • Chiefs can right wrongs with draft

    By ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Dec. 29 at 6:29 a.m.

    The possibilities for the Chiefs will again almost be endless when the draft rolls around in April. They will be able to fortify their offensive line by picking Russell Okung, give Matt Cassel a top wide receiver by selecting Dez Bryant or add a playmaker to the back of their defense by choosing Eric Berry.

  • Chiefs lose 17-10 to Bengals

    By ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Dec. 28 at 6:06 a.m.

    CINCINNATI — The locals were restless, having seen the Chiefs get chewed up last week by the lowly Cleveland Browns. Cincinnati Bengals fans expected the home team to make quick work of an overmatched opponent and booed heartily at various points when it didn't happen.

  • Murky future for Chiefs fans

    BY KENT BABB, Kansas City Star | Dec. 27 at 7:28 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —They were on the road before the sun was up, on the way to see a team fighting for more than victories.

  • Cassel shows some improvement

    By KENT BABB, Kansas City Star | Dec. 25 at 12:04 a.m.

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Matt Cassel's performance didn't lead to a victory Sunday, but it did lead to some much-needed encouragement.

  • Low-key Larry Johnson awaits Chiefs

    BY ADAM TEICHER, Kansas City Star | Dec. 24 at 6:43 a.m.

    Larry Johnson always ran his hardest when he believed he had been wronged, so it's natural to assume his first game against the Chiefs will be bigger than any Super Bowl he could ever play in.

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