1. Power Rankings: No. 10 Kansas City Chiefs
By Adam Teicher - ESPN.com
"The Kansas City Chiefs' climb up the ESPN Power Rankings has them at No. 10 this week. The Chiefs were 12th before beating the Bills 17-13 on Sunday in Buffalo.
The 6-3 Chiefs would continue their upward march by beating the No. 9 Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium." READ MORE…
WWI Memorial Visit
Members of the Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring team as well as members of the Running Backs group visited the World War 1 museum on Veterans Day with members of the Ruskin High School ROTC.
2. Chiefs Play It Safe, and Haven't Been Sorry Since Week 1
By Chase Stuart - New York Times
"It was the most surprising result of the season. We just didn't know it at the time.
In the summer, Las Vegas oddsmakers pegged the Kansas City Chiefs for eight wins this season. So in Week 1, when the Tennessee Titans visited Kansas City and won, 26-10, it was easy to acknowledge that it was going to be a down year for the team. After the loss, ESPN justifiably dropped Kansas City to 26th in its power rankings." READ MORE…
3. NFL Power Rankings: These Chiefs better than last season's 9-0 version
By Pete Prisco - CBS Sports
" When the Kansas City Chiefs opened the 2013 season with nine consecutive victories, I angered a lot of Chiefs fans by proclaiming it was one of the worst 9-0 teams I'd ever seen.
Let's just say the nastiness from Middle America came in waves, some of it not clean enough for publication. One day they got so angry on Twitter that I was actually trending in Kansas City. It's as if I said their barbecue wasn't as good as North Carolina's (PS: I like Kansas City's better)." READ MORE…
4. Meet the no-name 2014 Chiefs D -- hard to bend, almost impossible to break
By Sean Keeler - Fox Sports Kansas City
" Fact: Of the 40 best-tackling safeties in the National Football League, the Kansas City Chiefs regularly feature three of them. That's according to ProFootballFocus.com, and it's tied with Tennessee for tops in the circuit.
In 269 combined run snaps, defensive ends Allen Bailey and Jaye Howard have yet to miss a stop. PFF credits inside linebacker Josh Mauga with just two missed rush tackles on 198 running snaps, and defensive partner James-Michael Johnson with just one miss of a receiver tackle in 148 passing snaps." READ MORE…
5. Chiefs one of hottest teams in NFL
By Dave Skretta - Springfield News-Leader
"After getting trounced by Tennessee in the season opener, the Kansas City Chiefs returned to their practice facility the following day and went through the game film in all its gory detail.
They saw the missed blocks and tackles. They lamented the missed opportunities. They watched as defensive starters Derrick Johnson and Mike DeVito went down with season-ending injuries." READ MORE…
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A Look Back at Impending Hall of Fame Coach Dick Vermeil's Time in Kansas City
Vermeil engineered some of the best offenses in the NFL during his time with the Chiefs
