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Chiefs’ focus could turn to skill players late in draft
The third day of the NFL Draft will be critical to the Chiefs’ finding adequate depth at the offensive skill positions.
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Chiefs find 2013 wrong time to draft a quarterback No. 1
The Chiefs signaled their thoughts on this year’s available college quarterbacks when, despite holding the first overall pick in the NFL Draft, they traded for Alex Smith and signed Chase Daniel.
Chiefs narrow draft prospects to four
Three months have passed since John Dorsey was hired as general manager of the Chiefs. Most of his waking hours, not to mention those of the scouts, have been spent researching players available in the upcoming NFL Draft. But Dorsey said Friday, six days before the Chiefs are scheduled to make the first overall pick in the draft, they haven’t settled on the player they would select.
Chiefs narrow prospects for top pick to four
Three months have passed since John Dorsey was hired as general manager of the Chiefs. Most of his waking hours, not to mention those of the scouts, have been spent researching players available in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Chiefs’ 2013 regular-season schedule released
The NFL released 2013 schedules Thursday night. Here’s Chiefs beat reporter Adam Teicher’s breakdown of Kansas City’s schedule.
Reid says Dolphins can speak with Albert's agent
Coach Andy Reid on Thursday night said the Chiefs have given the Miami Dolphins permission to negotiate a contract with the agent for left tackle Branden Albert. But Reid said the Chiefs have denied the Dolphins the opportunity to contact Albert himself or give him a physical examination. That permission, he said, wouldn’t be allowed until the teams agree on the terms of a trade, which has yet to happen.
Chiefs put trust in group of cornerbacks
Two days on the practice field revealed a few truths to Dunta Robinson, one of the veteran cornerbacks signed by the Chiefs as a free agent to help them fortify their pass defense.
Chiefs get first look at Alex Smith in minicamp
The play was just one of many in Alex Smith’s first practice as the Chiefs starting quarterback, but it brought a reminder of what’s now possible for a long-dormant Chiefs passing game.
Chiefs, Reid prepare for first minicamp
Between hiring a new general manager and head coach and acquiring several new players, including a starting quarterback, the Chiefs have spent the past few months trying to distance themselves from a disastrous 2012 season.
Chiefs sign veteran linebacker from Philadelphia
The Chiefs added another veteran candidate to become a starter at one of their inside linebacker positions when they agreed to contract terms with veteran Akeem Jordan, who played the last six seasons for Andy Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Chiefs need an inside linebacker; will Te’o fall to them?
If the Chiefs were to play a game today, they’d be one player short.
Best player available in NFL Draft might be a guard
A guard has never been selected with the first pick of the NFL Draft. And no guard has even cracked the top 10 since the New Orleans Saints took Chris Naeole of Colorado 10th overall in 1997.
Tackles vie to be Chiefs’ top pick
Tackles Luke Joeckel and Eric Fisher are two of the favorites to be selected by the Chiefs with the first pick in this year’s draft.
Reid has big plans for McCluster
New Chiefs coach plans to make good use of McCluster’s versatility
Chiefs agree to deal with linebacker Frank Zombo
The Chiefs have agreed to contract terms with Frank Zombo, an outside linebacker who played the past three seasons with the Green Bay Packers. Zombo will be a backup for starters Tamba Hali and Justin Houston.
Confident Bowe pleased with Chiefs’ direction
Dwayne Bowe made clear last fall that he was more than willing to continue his career in Kansas City. All along, it was going to take one thing to make it happen: public validation from the Chiefs in the form of a lucrative long-term contract that he was one of the NFL’s top wide receivers.
Chiefs’ Smith appears to fit Reid’s system
Even before the Super Bowl, during Andy Reid’s first days in Kansas City, Trent Dilfer predicted the Chiefs’ new head coach would make a strong push to acquire quarterback Alex Smith from San Francisco.
Daniels happy to have fresh chance with Chiefs
Quarterback had other options when he became a free agent, but he wanted to join the Chiefs.
Chiefs’ Reid praises Albert, but won’t guarantee him a position
Andy Reid came close, but he didn’t end the mystery of Branden Albert and his standing with the Chiefs.
Branden Albert to sign one-year contract with Chiefs
Left tackle Branden Albert told the Chiefs on Monday he planned to sign their one-year contract offer worth about $9.83 million. Once he signs the deal, Albert will be bound to join the Chiefs for their mandatory mini-camp in June and then for the start of training camp in July.
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