1. Eric Berry makes appearance at Tennessee spring practice
By Adam Teicher - ESPN
"Good to see that Kansas City Chiefs safety Eric Berry was attending this weekend's University of Tennessee spring football practice. Tennessee football's Twitter account has a few pictures of Berry at the practice, including one with Tennessee coach Butch Jones." READ MORE…
Mock Draft Roundup: Who do the analysts have the Chiefs drafting?
Photos of college prospects projected to go to the Chiefs.
Arizona State WR Jaelen Strong
Florida State OC Cameron Erving
Louisville WR DeVante Parker
Iowa OL Brandon Scherff
LSU CB Jalen Collins
Missouri Receiver Dorial Green-Beckham
Michigan State CB Trae Waynes
Oregon DL Arik Armstead
Stanford OL Andrus Peat
UCLA LB Eric Kendricks
Texas DL Malcom Brown
USC WR Nelson Agholor
Wake Forest CB Kevin Johnson
2. Rolling Stones Tickets Available to General Public on Monday
By Press Release - KCChiefs.com
"Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning at 10 a.m. on Monday, April 13 at www.ticketmaster.com, by phone at (800) 745-3000, in person at any Ticketmaster outlet or at the Arrowhead Stadium Ticket Office. An eight-ticket limit will apply to all ticket purchases for this event through the presales and general public on sale.
Group Tickets will go on-sale Tuesday, April 14 (subject to availability) and can be purchased by calling (888) 99-CHIEFS (24433). For suites or other premium seating options, fans may call (816) 920-4839. Questions can be directed to the Chiefs Customer Relations Department at (816) 920-4327.
This marks the third trip to iconic Arrowhead Stadium for The Rolling Stones. The 10th of 15 stops on the tour, Kansas City is the only concert in the six-state region of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma and Arkansas. The show will be one of three concerts for Arrowhead Stadium in 2015 – joining One Direction and Kenny Chesney – and marks the seventh concert for the venue since 2011." READ MORE…
3. Broncos sign James Casey to make cap a very tight squeeze
By Jeff Legwold - ESPN
"Both the calendar and the Denver Broncos' salary-cap space said the team was largely done in free agency, but the Broncos elected to add one more veteran free agent to the mix Saturday to make the squeeze a little tighter.
With the addition of tight end James Casey, who can also play fullback in coach Gary Kubiak's offense, as well as last week's signing of Antonio Smith, the Broncos have 76 players under contract. According to NFL Players Association figures, they had $8.09 million worth of salary-cap space after Smith's signing and the minimum salary for a player of Casey's experience (six credited seasons) is $870,000. That cap space total, against the $142.283 million cap for each team, also includes $5.87 million worth of space the Broncos rolled over from the 2014 season." READ MORE…
4. Kevin White, Amari Cooper headline another loaded WR draft class
By Jeffri Chadiha - ESPN
"Kevin White sat in his father's van on what should've been an ordinary spring afternoon in 2011, fidgeting and praying it wouldn't be the worst day of his life. A shoulder injury had already forced him into a redshirt season at Lackawanna College, a small junior college in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Now he stood to lose another year after filing his financial aid paperwork a day after the posted deadline.
White's father, Kevin Sr., was sitting across from Lackawanna coach and former NFL defensive tackle Mark Duda, pleading his son's case, trying to ensure he didn't miss a second consecutive football season. When Kevin Jr. turned to see his father trudging down the sidewalk back to the van, he knew one thing was certain: The 90-minute drive back to their home in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, would be excruciating." READ MORE…
5. Bruce Arians: Female coaches could be in NFL's future
By Josh Weinfuss - ESPN
"The NFL made history Wednesday when it announced Sarah Thomas would become one of nine new officials for the upcoming season.
Thomas will be the first full-time female official in league history. In 2012, Shannon Eastin was a line judge for the first three games of the season during the referee lockout.
While hiring a woman was a major step for the NFL, more women being involved in pro football might not be such a rare occurrence in the future. Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said during the NFL owners meetings he could see a woman coaching at some point." 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
