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Kawika Mitchell
Kawika Mitchell is a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs. He is number 50 and is 6'1 and 253 pounds. The Kansas City Chiefs are coached by Herman Edwards and are in the AFC West.
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Round 1, #27 overall, RB Larry Johnson -- You can't really complain here. The Chiefs traded down with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who wanted safety Troy Polamalu so bad that they gave the Chiefs their 3rd and 6th round picks to move up. With the exception of last season, Larry Johnson has been a monster for the Chiefs. When Priest Holmes went down with a spinal injury in November 2005, Larry saved the Chiefs' butts by rushing for 1,750 yards and twenty touchdowns in the remaining...
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The Kansas City Chiefs kick off their 2008 Home Schedule at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, September 14th, and you can be a part of the action. Centerplate is looking for local groups that want to raise money for their activity by vending products
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"Gene Upshaw was the consummate professional in every way. On the football field, he was a true competitor and we had the pleasure of competing against him on numerous occasions, including Super Bowl XV when I was with the Philadelphia Eagles. I had
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Tickets for the State Farm Missouri-Kansas Border Showdown at Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday, November 29th, are close to being sold out. The Kansas City Chiefs have sold their allotment of these college football tickets to Chiefs season ticket holders but
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By Jon Yoon | August 24th, 2008 There is no other way to say it: the Chiefs were disgustingly bad in their preseason loss to the Dolphins. ...
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I’m changing the format for the Chiefs. Rather than focus in depth on what I like and dislike on both sides of the ball, I am going to provide 10 reasons ...
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Unlike their division mates in Oakland, the Chiefs haven’t been drafting big name offensive players that fans are familiar with from their college exploits. ...
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When Herm Edwards finally lays his head down to sleep and has dreams about what he wants to create with the Chiefs, his dreams are filled with a guy wearing a hoodie and a football team that almost never loses. The coach is not alone in having that
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2006-08 DRAFT PICK STARTERS Chiefs President Carl Peterson, head coach Herm Edwards and Vice President of Player Personnel Bill Kuharich have dramatically revamped the Chiefs roster over the past three years. Since Edwards arrived in 2006, the Chiefs
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Tony Gonzalez knows a thing or two about setting goals and achieving them. As a youth in California he was a lanky individual that many scoffed at when he mentioned a career in professional sports. Fast forward to the present day and
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This idea of a younger Chiefs team is one that can no longer be denied given the reports of the makeup of the 2008 opening roster (see Gretz, When Herm Speaks, You Better Listen, Edwards QA, September 1, 2008). In such a predicament that Kansas City
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