 Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Dwayne Bowe was recently featured in a special piece called "Postcards from the edge" in the most recent addition of ESPN The Magazine.
Taken from The AFC West Blog on ESPN.com, here is what Bowe stated in the piece:
You hear stories about groupies hanging out in hotel lobbies, but some of my teammates had it set up so there was a girl in every room. The older g...
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 Running Back Thomas Jones remains a free agent after the New York Jets released him on Monday. According to NFL.com, the Chiefs are one of the teams interested in Jones and is scheduled to meet with the Chiefs on Monday.
Should the Chiefs sign Jones, it would solidify the ground game by giving the Chiefs two 1,000+ yard backs. Jones would join Jamaal Charles who had a breakout season ...
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 For those of you Chiefs' fans out there thinking there may be a LaDainian Tomlinson sighting in Kansas City, get over it. It's not going to happen.
The Chiefs have what they believe is their franchise back in Jamaal Charles. Although, he has a small frame, and has yet to carry the running load for an entire season he will be the primary back even with LT in KC.
Ideally LT would like ...
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 Mike Vrabel will most likely try to move onto greener pastures this off-season as he is set to become an unrestriced free Agent in March.
What does that mean for the Kansas City Chiefs? As far as productivity on the field, not much. Vrabel had a productive season starting 14 games in his one year with the Chiefs. He racked up 53 tackles and two sacks, which was solid for a veter...
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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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