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Injuries could already keep two defensive starters out of the Chiefs' season-opener against Atlanta. Now, a suspension has sidelined their best pass rusher.Pro Bowl linebacker Tamba Hali will miss the Sept. 9 game against the Falcons without pay after violating the NFLs substance-abuse policy, the league said Monday. Hali will be fined an additional game check and be eligible to return in Week 2.The league did not disclose the nature of the violation and Hali did not speak to the media after practice, instead issuing a one-paragraph statement through the team."I accept the discipline from the league and will return Week 2 of the NFL season with a commitment to erase this mistake with my play on the field and my conduct off of it," Hali said.The Chiefs are already missing starting cornerback Brandon Flowers, who has been sidelined by a nagging foot injury, and safety Kendrick Lewis, who hurt his right shoulder in Friday night's preseason game against St. Louis. It's unknown when either ...
OVERVIEWTodd Haley's first year as head coach is in the books and the results were less than stellar as the team finished with a 4-12 record. Big changes have been m...
St. Louis appeals court to rule on lockout
For four games the Kansas City Chiefs were showing big improvement on defense.Under the direction of first-year Chiefs coordinator Romeo Crennel, the Chiefs held eve...
Season opener. On a Monday night. Against a division rival. And all of this during the grand unveiling of a stadium that's been brought into the 21st century by a $3...
Jamaal Charles' 56-yard touchdown run and Dexter McCluster's team-record 94-yard punt return gave Kansas City a two-touchdown lead and the Chiefs held San Diego on f...
Mike Kafka's 18-yard pass to Riley Cooper in the closing seconds boosted the Philadelphia Eagles past Kansas City 20-17 on Friday night, making Todd Haley 0-7 in pre...
Even for the NFL, a league that's famous for change, the Kansas City Chiefs seem saturated with newness.From their relocated training camp, to their $375 million sta...
KC beats Steelers in OT 27-24; Roethlisberger hurtSunday, November 22, 2009 By DOUG TUCKER, AP Sports WriterPrintKANSAS CITY, Mo. When the last player drafted in ...
Whipping saps KC's hard-won confidenceMonday, November 30, 2009 By DOUG TUCKER, AP Sports WriterPrintKANSAS CITY, Mo. The Kansas City Chiefs thought the worst was...
Cribbs, Harrison lead Browns over Chiefs 41-34Sunday, December 20, 2009 By JOHN MARSHALL, AP Sports WriterPrintKANSAS CITY, Mo. All week the Browns heard how Mike...
Cribbs, Harrison lead Browns over Chiefs 41-34Monday, December 21, 2009 By JOHN MARSHALL, AP Sports WriterPrintKANSAS CITY, Mo. All week the Browns heard how Mike...
Jovan Belcher walked off the field after his final practice, laughing and joking with Chiefs defensive tackle Shaun Smith about who would get into the game the most ...
Up and down the sideline, the Kansas City Chiefs were telling each other the game wasn't over. Didn't matter that Philip Rivers was under center with less than a min...
Philip Rivers put his hands under center and called for the snap, one that would have moved the San Diego Chargers to the brink of victory.They had trailed Kansas Ci...
A couple of wins over division doormats. A shutout of a Raiders team playing without its starting quarterback. An inexplicable fumble that eventually led to an overt...
It's been a long time since the Buffalo Bills were worried about anybody putting them on a pedestal.A franchise that was once the gold-standard in the AFC hasn't sni...
After an offseason that brought about great uncertainty for the entire NFL, the Kansas City Chiefs enter 2011 in a situation that's been rather unfamiliar for the fr...
Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said hearing kind words about his unbeaten team beats the alternative, but believes there's still more work to be done.Get...