Casey Wiegmann

More photos » Ed Zurga - AP Browse more photos » If you've read about the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason then it's fairly clear that they've made significant upgrade.s Last year they were working with lots of changes, new faces and little expectations. In 2010 however the expectations have risen. That's due to the folks that the Chiefs have brought in. I went back and looked at the depth chart at this time last year compared to the current one. There are quite a few differences...Read Full Story

via KC Star Good morning, AP and welcome to another Arrowheadlines. A lot of Kansas City Chiefs news for you today. We have a couple of stories on Wiegmann, a piece about the gentleman in charge of the Chiefs' Hall of Honor, and an article from The Wall Street Journal on fan-fave T-Rich. Enjoy! A line of autograph seekers ringed the sideline of the Chiefs practice field on a steamy Wednesday morning. Center Casey Wiegmann made sure no one walked away disappointed. Wiegmann, the last...Read Full Story

More photos » Ed Reinke - AP 3 days ago: FILE - In this Sept. 13, 2009, file photo, Denver Broncos' Casey Wiegmann (62) looks on during the first half of an NFL football game agains the Cincinnati Bengals in Cincinnati. The Kansas City Chiefs announced Friday, March 12, 2010, they signed Wiegmann, who was a free agent after two seasons with Denver. Terms were not released. (AP Photo/Ed Reinke) Browse more photos » So the Chiefs signed a 37-year old Center in Casey Wiegmann...Read Full Story

View full size photo » The two most experienced players on the Kansas City Chiefs roster are center Casey Wiegmann and linebacker Mike Vrabel. Wiegmann is a former Chief who has been on very successful offensive line units in the past. His experience is one of the big reasons the Chiefs brought him in. So far through camp he hasn't been taking many first team reps but his presence is still value. Wiegmann told Vic Carucci of NFL.com this week that after practice one day he saw a rookie...Read Full Story

More photos » Charlie Riedel - AP Browse more photos » Good morning, AP and happy weekend. We're starting today by remembering one of our own. Melvin Johnson died 30 years ago due to complications arising from a surgery on his wrist. There's a great article about him to kick off this full version of Arrowheadlines (H/T to WtexKC). Enjoy your Kansas City Chiefs News. Melvin Johnson Jr.’s family still remembers. They remember how he never lost a track-and-field race during his years...Read Full Story