 There may be no better example of a "team" sport than in the NFL. It's rare that one player can take over a game, because more often than not a combination of things have to happen in that game for that player to be successful. Most likely, those "things" are a result of actions caused from the play of their teammates.
It's easy to consider the result of a team, a group effort. ...
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 Two-time pro bowler, Defensive Tackle John Henderson is said to be in Kansas City today to visit with the Chiefs.
Henderson, 31, was released by the Jacksonville Jaguars Monday after team was unable to cut-a-deal to trade him prior to the draft. The release was made to make room for the Jaguars first round draft pick, DT Tyson Alualu.
After the Chiefs switched to a 3-4 defense in 2009, the...
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 Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson is expected to return to the Chiefs after being tendered at the original draft round level.
Johnson, 27 has spent all five years of his career in the NFL with the Chiefs. The most talented of all linebackers with the Chiefs, is coming off of his worst season in the NFL.
Part of the reason of such a poor statistical season was the ...
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 Adam Caplan of Scout.com has reported that the Chiefs have officially made Romeo Crennel their next Defensive Coordinator.
Crennel will join Charlie Weis and Scott Pioli to form what is hoped to be the second coming of the Patriots in Kansas City.
Now the Chiefs top three coaches, head coach, offensive and defensive coordinator all have head coaching experience at some level. The two new c...
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 One week after thanking the fans who showed up to Arrowhead just to see the Chiefs lose to the Bills, Head Coach Todd Haley may have given something a little less cordial to a long-time Chiefs fan at Sunday's Cleveland game.
Apparently, a first-row Chiefs season ticket holder supposedly yelled at Haley that 'he deserved to be fired' after back-to-back home losses to under .500 teams. Haley ...
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 The writing is most certainly on-the-wall in South Bend. Charlie Weis' head coaching experiment is all but over at the University of Notre Dame.
Weis has already acknowledged his inevitable departure by stating that his record isn't "good enough" at the moment to be the Notre Dame head football coach. If you needed a more definitive reason why Charlie Weis won't be in Notre Dame next...
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