Kansas City Chiefs General Manager Scott Pioli has some tough decisions to make in the coming month before free agency begins. And none is more pressing than what to do with their star receiver, Dwayne Bowe.
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February 13, 2012
Another 2011 contract where partial guarantees have graduated to full guarantees belongs to Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali. Franchised before the lockout, Hali signed a five-year, $57.5 million contract on August 5. According to a league source, Hali received a $15 million signing bonus and a $1 fully guaranteed million base salary in 2011, with his $11.25 million 2012...
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February 14, 2012
ESPN’s Michael Smith lives by the phrase, “Numbers Never* Lie.” Well, the show may be a waste of time, but you can’t really argue with the title. And for Steelers and yinzers that aren’t psyched about the Todd Haley hire, maybe they should take a look at the new offensive coordinator through ESPN lenses (yea, we never thought we’d say that either...
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February 13, 2012
93.7 The FAN talked this morning with Kurt Warner, former Arizona Cardinals QB who of course worked with Todd Haley. He gives some good insight into how Todd Haley coaches and how the players can relate to him. He also talks about what Haley expects out of his players and what the players can expect out of him. Warner said that to date, Ben Roethlisberger has not contacted him...
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February 15, 2012
The statistical mavens at Football Outsiders have weighed on what the biggest offseason needs are for the Kansas City Chiefs. In an overview of the AFC West published on ESPN.com, Outsiders essentially had a very conservative approach to the offseason lined up. They identify signing Dwayne Bowe and Brandon Carr—the receiver and corner can become free agents on March 13 if not re...
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February 12, 2012
Steelers fans don’t like it when media members not headquartered in Pittsburgh point out the inherent awkwardness surrounding the clumsy, short-lived “retirement” of offensive coordinator Bruce Arians and the somewhat surprising hiring of new offensive coordinator Todd Haley. It’ll be interesting to see how they respond to Joe Starkey’s take from Sunday...
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February 14, 2012
Jim Zorn will stay on as quarterbacks coach of the Kansas City Chiefs after all. The Chiefs announced Tuesday the remainder of new coach Romeo Crennel's staff, and Zorn will be retained as quarterbacks coach after there had been reports he would leave after being passed over for the offensive coordinator's job. That role went to Brian Daboll instead after Zorn had been thought...
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February 13, 2012
Veteran cornerback Stanford Routt, released last week by the Raiders, is visiting with the Chiefs. The Chiefs don't need a cornerback unless they lose Brandon Carr to free agency.
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February 14, 2012
Kansas City Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel has announced the rest of his staff, which includes quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn, who was passed over for the offensive coordinator position.
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February 14, 2012
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed free agent defensive back Kyle McCarthy, the team announced Tuesday.
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February 14, 2012
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Kansas City Chiefs have signed free-agent safety Kyle McCarthy.
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February 14, 2012
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed free-agent safety Kyle McCarthy. McCarthy, who played college ball at Notre Dame, appeared in 12 games over two seasons with the Denver Broncos before he was waived on Jan. 4. The Chiefs announced the move on Tuesday.
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February 13, 2012
Giants assistant coach Jack Bicknell Jr. is expected to be hired as the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line coach, according to someone informed of the impending hire. The person requested anonymity because Kansas City hasn't yet announced the addition of Bicknell to Romeo Crennel's staff. Bicknell, 49, has been the Giants' assistant offensive line coach under Pat...
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February 13, 2012
With Jamaal Charles set to come back at running back next season a starter in the backfield isn’t a draft priority for Kansas City. But as last season showed, a little insurance doesn’t hurt, and as 2010, with Thomas Jones showed, a 1-2 punch is better than a one-man show. So are there any backs GM Scott Pioli could target below the cream of the crop? Here are four backs that...
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