Kansas City Chiefs News and Rumors

The Other Carr in the Garage

The Dallas Cowboys had a serious need at corner back in 2011. In order to stay competitive in the QB strong NFC, the Cowboys had to fix this weakness either through the 2012 NFL Draft or NFL Free Agency. Though the draft is still an option, the Cowboys did elect to sign corner back Brandon Carr away from the Kansas City Chiefs and give their secondary an immediate face lift. While Brandon Carr was considered one of the best corners on the free agent market, free agent Chris Carr isn’t ranked too far below him.

NFL Free Agency Tracker 2012

The 2012 NFL Free Agency Tracker will let you know exactly which players each team has signed and lost.

Chiefs Giving Up On Matt Cassel?

Chiefs’ head coach Romeo Crennel recently gave some less than glowing remarks about Matt Cassel’s role as starting quarterback. When asked about the position at the NFL Combine Crennel said, “Until we get another quarterback on the team, Cassel is the guy.” Ouch.

Miami Dolphins, Washington Redskins Out Of Manning Race?

You may not have heard, but it is likely that Peyton Manning will be playing for a team not based in Indianapolis next season. Manning will have to go play somewhere else and become the starter from day one. It will certainly be one of the biggest free agent moves in the history of the NFL. Read more

Chargers to Lose Another RB to FA?

Last season the San Diego Chargers let Darren Sproles walk in free agency, and he went on to fantasy superstardom with the New Orleans Saints. A similar situation developed with Michael Turner in 2008 when he left the Chargers to become the starting running back for the Atlanta Falcons. Now could the Chargers again lose a key backup to a starting gig elsewhere? Read more

Henne Drawing Interest

Chad Henne had an up and down career in Miami, mostly down. He is still heralded as a strong quarterback option by many teams around the league, however. Read more

2012 NFL Mock Draft 1.0

Is it too soon to speculate on draft day trades and who will go where? Yeah, probably, but we did it anyway. Looking at team needs, the rumor mills and using some educated guessing, we have determined just how each pick of the 2012 NFL Draft will pan out.