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Chiefs release Breaston and Boss
The Chiefs on Tuesday released wide receiver Steve Breaston and tight end Kevin Boss.
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No clear quarterback choice for Chiefs in the draft
The Chiefs spent the last several days setting their draft board in preparation for this week’s NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. The process merely confirmed for new general manager John Dorsey that when it comes to quarterbacks, their homework is only starting.
Breaston awaits new opportunity with Chiefs
Steve Breaston will turn 30 this summer, and that’s the age at which the skills of many wide receivers decline. He is coming off his worst NFL season, one in which he spent plenty of time anchored on the Chiefs bench.
Too early to tell if Cassel will stay with Chiefs, Reid says
Quarterback Matt Cassel has been among the regulars working out at the Chiefs’ Truman Sports Complex practice facility since the end of the season.
Chiefs’ Culp, former Shocker Parcells elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame
The Chiefs added to their collection of Hall of Famers on Saturday night, and Bill Parcells will be the first Wichita State alumnus inducted.
Two Chiefs await Hall of Fame announcement
In the city where they won their only Super Bowl, the Chiefs could celebrate the elections of both an offensive and a defensive player to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
New Chiefs assistant Toub’s goal is to win games on special teams
Dave Toub built his reputation in nine seasons with Chicago as one of the NFL’s best special-teams coaches in part because the Bears had kick returner Devin Hester and other players who were strong in the kicking game.
Pro Bowl punter wants to remain a Chief
Punter Dustin Colquitt made himself a promise regarding the Pro Bowl shortly after being drafted by the Chiefs in 2005.
Sutton on Chiefs’ defense: ‘You don’t have to junk the system’
New defensive coordinator Bob Sutton said the way the Chiefs go about their business next season probably won’t be much different than last year. They’re just hoping to do things better.
Mel Kiper thinks Chiefs should consider moving down in draft
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper said only four players are reasonably worthy of consideration by the Chiefs for the first pick in the draft.
Reid retains two Chiefs coaches, hires special teams coach
The Chiefs have been mostly lifeless in the kicking game, so in hopes of significant improvement coach Andy Reid hired Dave Toub, who has a reputation as one of the better special teams coaches in the league.
Dorsey says Chiefs GM his dream job
The Chiefs introduced John Dorsey as the sixth general manager in franchise history Monday afternoon at a news conference at their Truman Sports Complex practice facility.
Autopsy: Chiefs' Jovan Belcher’s blood-alcohol level was .17 when he shot Perkins
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher was legally drunk when he killed his girlfriend at their home and then himself outside the team’s Arrowhead Stadium practice facility, according to autopsy results released today.
New Chiefs GM is prepared for this job
In the final days before each NFL draft, longtime Green Bay Packers chairman Bob Harlan would make it a point to sit in the draft room and listen to the discussions.
Former Eagles QBs have praise for Reid
A.J. Feeley played quarterback for several head coaches in his 11-year NFL career but found there were things Andy Reid asked that not all of the others did.
Chiefs will hire Packers’ Dorsey as GM
The Chiefs reached into Andy Reid’s past for their new general manager Saturday, hiring Green Bay director of football operations John Dorsey as their new general manager.
Shields repeats as finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame
Former Chiefs guard Will Shields is one of 15 modern-era finalists for election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013.
Chiefs make Pederson, Sutton coordinators, add other assistants
When it came to building his staff of assistants, Chiefs coach Andy Reid went mostly with guys he knew. But for a most important hire, defensive coordinator, Reid went with a veteran coach he has never worked with.
Chiefs’ Reid meets with Brad Childress
Brad Childress was in Kansas City Wednesday to meet with new Chiefs coach Andy Reid. A source close to the situation said Childress wasn’t under consideration as offensive coordinator but another job on Reid’s offensive staff.
Reid says he’s ready to go as Chiefs’ coach
Andy Reid wasn’t far into last week’s interview with Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt when he had a notion of how the whole thing might turn out.
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