Peterson said that as of this morning, the sides were not close to a deal and had temporarily suspended contract talks. Dorsey is the highest unsigned draft pick. Peterson said Segal wanted to wait until more first-round picks had signed before they proceeded. "Our comment to Glenn Dorsey’s agent was: Look it, since you don’t want to negotiate, we’re going to go to camp and get started," Peterson said. "When you want to negotiate, you know how to reach us, so give me a phone call... Read Full Story

via www.uwrf.edu After a flight to Minneapolis and a bus ride to River Falls, the 2008 Kansas City Chiefs are settling into the dorm rooms of the university. Click here for pictures of the team's arrival. And here is the first update of the camp season. I think this bodes well for the future: Chiefs’ Security Officer Ken Whiting shared of his trip up to UW-River Falls with the team. He said the demeanors of the players was quite different from last year. "They were mellow and... Read Full Story

Chiefs Agree to Terms with T Branden Albert Kansas City Chiefs President Carl Peterson announced on Thursday that the club has agreed to terms of a five-year contract with T Branden Albert. As per Chiefs policy, no other terms of the agreement were made available. The Chiefs have now agreed to terms with 10 of their 12 draft picks from the 2008 draft class. Albert joins second-round pick CB Brandon Flowers (35th overall), third-round selections RB Jamaal Charles (73rd overall), TE Brad... Read Full Story

Will the rivalry between the Chiefs and Raiders ever be the same? Reserve safety Greg Wesley, after his release by the Chiefs, has moved on to Oakland without raising a fuss in either city. In Kansas City, this should be tantamount to going over to the dark side. But the Chiefs and Raiders can’t afford to be fixated on each other these days. Kansas City Chiefs - Relearning a rivalry Read Full Story

Adam Teicher asks that question over at the Kansas City Star's brand new Chiefs Blog. I've thought it in past years that this season's camp would be their last in Wisconsin. Obviously, I've been wrong. This time, though, I have more good reasons to feel this way. The main proponent for the summer move north has been Carl Peterson. With two seasons left on what will probably his last contract, he's a short-timer now and may not have as much juice with Clark Hunt as he once did. The... Read Full Story

Chiefs Sign WRs Joachim and Marshall to Two-Year Deals Kansas City Chiefs President Carl Peterson announced on Wednesday that the team has agreed to terms of two-year contracts with WRs Sergio Joachim and Timon Marshall. No other terms of the agreements were made public, as per Chiefs policy. Joachim (6-5, 205) played for the University of Central Florida, tallying 19 receptions for 236 yards during his 2007 senior season. The North Miami, Florida native nabbed a team-high nine receptions... Read Full Story

Kansas City Chiefs President Carl Peterson announced on Wednesday that the club has agreed to terms of a four-year contract with CB Brandon Flowers. As per Chiefs policy, no other terms of the agreement were made available. KCChiefs.com H/T Vince D in the FanPosts Read Full Story

The Kansas City Chiefs third game of the season will definitely be the least watched NFL contest of the week. The Chiefs travel to the Georgia Dome to play the Atlanta Falcons, a team that may actually be worse on paper than the Chiefs are right now. If you've seen any sort of power rankings this off season, nearly every one has the Chiefs and Falcons ranked at some combination of 32nd and 31st. I'll confess I don't know much about the Falcons' off season. Dave from The Falcoholic could you... Read Full Story

"Happens to me all the time," Edwards said. "Everybody gets me and Tony Dungy confused. I call him up once a month and go, 'How many this month?' And he usually goes, 'Five.' Or, 'Six.'" One time, Dungy was at Colts training camp, wearing a Colts hat and a Colts shirt when a teenage kid came up to him and said, "Coach Herm, can I get your autograph?" "I'm not Coach Herm," Dungy said. "He coaches the Chiefs." He pointed to his blue Colts shirt with the word Colts written on it and the... Read Full Story

Tony Gonzalez is still the Chiefs' best player but it is Dorsey's time now. The Chiefs are clearly in the rebuilding mode and Dorsey is the key to it all. If the Chiefs are going to make a fast rebound it will because Dorsey becomes the centerpiece of the defense. That is why he was the No. 5 overall draft pick this April. The Chiefs are now Dorsey's team. ESPN - NFL Nation Really? It's Dorsey's team already? Before he even gets into training camp? Read Full Story