Nevada Tigers team football gearing up for the season (08/22/08) NEVADA, Mo. -- The Nevada Tigers football team will be kicking off their season with very high hopes. The Tigers have eight returning starters this year and 16 seniors total -- a group that head coach Jay Fleeman calls the "bright spot" of the team. This year's football team comes with more experience and an intense drive to succeed. "If we're going to succeed, we have to go to a higher level," Fleeman said...

'Hounds preparing for Texas trip (08/16/08) FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- About 100 athletes reported to when Fort Scott Community College Aug. 7 to prepare for the upcoming football season. Practice began Aug. 9 and will continue through Aug. 28. After that, the Greyhounds make the long trek to Kilgore, Texas, to take on the defending champion of the Southwest Junior College Football Conference, Kilgore College, on Aug. 30...

Jolley announces resignation from Nevada athletics (01/25/08) Head Coach of the Nevada High School Football team Shannon Jolley has officially annoounced his plans to leave his postition with the Tigers. After only his first year as head coach in Nevada Jolley has decided to move to a position within Eldon, Mo., Schools as Athletics Director and Head Coach...

Jordan Highley makes his return to the game he loves (12/29/07) August is brutal in Wichita, Kan. The sun beats down through cloudless blue skies and the hot, dry wind blowing across the dry brown prairie offers little relief from the 100 degree temperatures, other than to evaporate the sweat dripping from the young and not-so-young bodies toiling on the green field preparing to do battle with other armored opponents in the coming weeks...

Missouri-Kansas border war lights up college football stage (11/23/07) The storied rivalry between the Universites of Kansas and Missouri has never been bigger. For the first time in history, the two teams will come into this weekend's border war as top five ranked teams, with possible national title implications leaning on the game's outcome...

FSCC sees 15 named to All-KJCCC grid team (11/17/07) ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. -- The Kansas Jayhawk Community College conference named 15 members of Fort Scott Community College's football team to its All-Conference Team earlier this week. Fort Scott, currently 9-2 with a trip to the Valley of the Sun Bowl in Phoenix, Ariz., coming up Dec. 1, finished as the runner-up in both conference play and in the Region VI Playoffs. Butler, of El Dorado, Kan., won both titles and gave the Greyhounds their only two losses on the field this season...

Nevada seniors show character to the finish (11/13/07) Nevada High School's senior class of football players displayed character, loyalty and togetherness that many programs can only dream about. Sure, the Tigers didn't win many games -- they went 2-8 each of the past two seasons -- but in the broader picture they have proven a significant amount...

Nevada Little League Football thrives (11/08/07) Nevada Little League Football has established itself as the place to be for developing young football players. This past NLLF season, which wrapped up its 15th year on Saturday at the Twin Lakes Park field near the Frank E. Peters Golf Course, is thriving at an all-time high...

Tigers fall to Monett in final game of season (11/02/07) Nevada gave Class 3 District 11 champion Monett a battle for nearly a half, but could not sustain it as the Cubs pulled away for a 28-6 victory Thursday night at Logan Field. The Tigers, who had 20 seniors play their final high school game, finished at 2-8. Monett, which upped its winning streak to nine, improved to 9-1. The Cubs host Harrisonville (10-0) in the first-round of the playoffs Wednesday, Nov. 7...

Nevada entertains Monett in final game of season (11/01/07) Nevada High School will attempt to finish its football season on an upswing tonight, but the Tigers have a tough task at hand. Nevada (2-7 overall, 0-2 district) entertains Monett (8-1, 2-0), the Class 3 District 11 champion, at Logan Field with kickoff slated for 7 p.m...

Sports Column: A radical, but impossible, solution for Nevada (10/13/07) I'm going to go ahead and throw this out there and Kelly Bradham, the author of the commentary above, may call me nuts. But I think I may have at least a temporary solution to Nevada's conference problem. Those of you on the Kansas side of our readership area may have heard about the breakup of the Southwest Conference, the league that Nevada High School is in. ...

Nevada just short in SWC finale (10/13/07) ANDERSON, Mo. -- Superman wears a big "S" on his chest. Fridays night at McDonald County, Nevada and McDonald County high schools both had their own "S" Men on display. Mac County's star was Kord Stancel. Kord is the son of former Pitt State running back Bruce Stancell, who also was a former coach of the Mustangs. ...

Holding the Fort (10/13/07) FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- It looks like a blowout but it didn't feel like one. Fort Scott High defeated Iola in a game that was both a Southeast Kansas League and Kansas Class 4A District 3 contest at Frary Field here Friday night by a score of 37-0. But the Tiger offense had a bit of trouble getting going and it was Fort Scott's defense that kept things together until the offense started to move...

Rich Hill wins over Drexel (10/10/07) The Rich Hill Tigers steamrolled their way to another win Friday night over Drexel. In a one-sided contest, the Tigers shut out Drexel through 3 quarters, on their way to a 40-6 win. The game's overall performance statistics were almost as staggering as the final score would indicate, with Rich Hill completing 73 percent of its passes for 146 yards, while Drexel completed 23 percent for 71 yards with 3 interceptions. ...

Crowning moment (10/09/07)

Central Heights dumps Jayhawk-Linn, 40-0 (10/06/07) RICHMOND, Kan. -- Bob Wolfe rushed for 330 yards on 24 carries and scored four touchdowns as Central Heights routed Jayhawk-Linn, 40-0, in a non-league game here Friday night. Jayhawk-Linn, shut out foe the second time in three weeks, fell to 2-4 on the season after the loss to the fellow future Pioneer League member...

Eagles have Homecoming bash on Indians (10/06/07) UNIONTOWN, Kan. -- Uniontown celebrated Homecoming in a very big way here Friday night, jumping out to a 21-0 first-quarter lead and going on to drub Oswego, 47-0 in Three Rivers League play. The Eagles won for the second time in three weeks after an 0-3 start...

Turnovers thwart Nevada cause (10/06/07) NEVADA, Mo. -- Barring any unforseen cicrumstances, a gridiron tradition that has been unbroken since 1929 will cease to exist next year when the Nevada Tigers and Neosho Wildcats will no longer meet On Friday at Logan Field, the Nevada Tigers suffered a self-induced 25-0 loss to the Neosho Wildcats and fell to 2-4 while the Wildcats improved to 3-2...

FSHS beats Bulldogs for 12th straight time (10/06/07) INDEPENDENCE, Kan. -- Alex Barner started things off with an 89-yard kickoff return for a touchdown here Friday night as Fort Scott High whipped Inde-pendence for the 12th straight time, 55-7, in Southeast Kansas League play. Luke Halsey scored the next 14 points for the Tigers as he kicked the ensuing extra point, then scored from one-yard out and kicked the PAT, then booted 29- and 25-yard field goals. The second field goal made it a 20-0 game 47 seconds into the second period...

New conference talks under way for Nevada, other area schools (10/04/07) The preliminary discussions are over and now Nevada R-5 superintendent Craig Noah, Brian Thomsen, Nevada High School principal, and Kevin McKinley, athletic director, are anxiously waiting to hear from the Butler, El Dorado Springs, Lamar and Warsaw school districts about forming a new conference...

Uniontown falls in game's final minute (09/29/07) BAXTER SPRINGS, Kan. -- Uniontown could only cross its fingers and hope that somehow, Riley Edmondson would miss the extra point in the waning seconds of Friday night's game here, perhaps salvaging the possibility that the Eagles could still prevail in overtime...

Blu-Jays hold Oswego to negative yards in shutout (09/29/07) PLEASANTON, Kan. -- Pleasanton held visiting Oswego to negative total yards in a 35-0 Three Rivers League victory here Friday night. The Blu-Jays, who have defeated their two league opponents -- Jayhawk-Linn was the other -- by a combined 55-0, dominated the visiting Indians. Oswego, 0-2 in the TRL and 0-5 overall, recorded minus-46 yards rushing on 25 carries. They passed for 38 yards but that still left them with a total of minus-eight yards...

Webb City remains unbeaten (09/29/07) NEVADA, Mo. -- And Earth turned on its axis 3,744 times ago. Ronald Reagan was in the third year of his presidency. The evil empire was still the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall still separated west from east. And on the night of Oct. 21, 1983, jubilant Tiger football fans made their way back to Nevada from Webb City with their 33rd victory in 58 tries against the Cardinals...

Nevada, other schools look at forming new conference (09/28/07) The Southwest Conference will be history after this year; and the Central Ozark Conference, Big 8, Show-Me West and West Central Conferences have all turned down Nevada's request for membership, leaving Nevada looking for a new home. The Southwest Conference, which Nevada has been a member of since it was organized, began to unravel when Webb City announced earlier this year that it was applying for membership in the Central Ozark Conference so it would not have to look so hard to opponents in football.. ...

Rich Hill brings record 3-1 (09/25/07) The Rich Hill Tigers fought their way to a 3-1 record on the season with a victory over the Archie Whirlwinds Friday night. Both teams were fairly evenly matched in most aspects of the game, with completion percentages of 48 percent for Rich Hill for 217 yards, and 50 percent for Archie for 133 yards. ...

Uniontown gains first victory of season (09/22/07) UNIONTOWN, Kan. -- Uniontown picked up its first victory of the season here Friday night while Jayhawk-Linn suffered its second consecutive shut out in a 20-0 Three Rivers League-Upper Division decision. The Eagles gained 352 yards of total offense in a balanced attack. Quarter-back Travis Aikins completed seven of 15 passes for 166 yards. Zack Mason ran for 113 yards on 15 carries and scored two touchdowns...

Last Southwest Conference season begins with loss (09/22/07) CARTHAGE, Mo. -- It is never easy going on the road and opening your conference schedule against a really talented team. It becomes even tougher when critical turnovers and injuries are added to the story. The Tigers visited Carthage's K.E. Baker Stadium Friday night for their first Southwest Conference game of the season and found their hosts in a foul frame of mind. ...

FSHS offense comes back strong (09/22/07) By Scott Nuzum Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- It was time to re-establish what Fort Scott offensive football is about. And that's about running the ball until the other team can't take it anymore, passing it for a little while and then running it some more while the opponent's hopes of victory disappear...

Conference play opens Friday at Carthage (09/21/07) By Richard Carpenter Special to the Daily Mail One of the older rivalries in Southwest Missouri will resume tonight. The Carthage Tigers versus the Nevada Tigers is a match up that is as old as football for both of these communities. The local Tigers come into the contest with their best start in several years. After a close loss in the opening tilt with Bolivar on the road, Nevada has put together back to back wins defeating El Dorado Springs and Butler...

Blu-Jays shut out Jayhawks (09/15/07) MOUND CITY, Kan. -- Jeff Fairbanks scored all three touchdowns for Pleasanton here Friday night as the Blu-Jays defeated rival Jayhawk-Linn for the second consecutive time, 20-0 in Three Rivers League-Upper Division play. All the game's scoring happened in the second quarter. Fairbanks scored on two one-yard runs and a six-yard run. He rushed for 64 yards on 24 carries...

Eagles give No. 5 Lyndon tough test (09/15/07) LYNDON, Kan. -- Union-town gave No. 5-ranked Lyndon a good challenge here Friday night before coming out on the short side of a 28-18 score. The Eagles, 0-3, led 18-13 after three quarters before Lyndon, 3-0, took control in the fourth with a pair of touchdowns...

Nevada overcomes miscues to prevail over Butler, 22-10 (09/15/07) BUTLER, Mo. -- Despite substantial ball-control issues throughout the game, Nevada High School managed to fight its way to a 22-10 victory over Butler in a non-conference football game at Deaton Thomas Field here Friday night. Nevada's defense showed extreme prowess from the early going by holding the Bears to a short field goal after an impressive goal line stand on the game's opening drive...

Purple Daze: Dragons take third straight from Fort Scott on late TD run (09/15/07) PITTSBURG, Kan. -- Josh Wilson's one-yard scoring run with just under four minutes left in the contest gave Pittsburg a 14-7 win over Fort Scott High School in an early battle for the lead in the Southeast Kansas League at Hutchinson Field here Friday night...

Sports Column: Several areas in dire need of addressing (09/13/07) Sorry, I lied. I told Nevada Daily Mail managing editor Lynn Wade that I wasn't going to write my column about the Kansas City Chiefs this week. But after further consultation with myself, I couldn't curb my enthusiasm. There's a plethora of footnotes from the NFL Week 1 disaster, a 20-3 road loss to the Houston Texans, that still need to be addressed...

Big-play NHS readies for Butler (09/13/07) First-year Nevada High School head football coach Shannon Jolley couldn't have drawn up the big plays any better on the chalkboard in the Tigers' locker room. Nevada then went out and executed nearly to perfection on the field last Friday, just like the chalk talk in the days leading up to their 46-0 whacking of El Dorado Springs...

Neosho cruises past NHS (09/12/07) NEOSHO -- The second meeting between Nevada High School and Neosho was strikingly similar to their first meeting in varsity softball action. Neosho blanked Nevada 16-0 on Tuesday in a run-rule, three-inning game, much like the 16-1 NHS setback on Aug. 28 in Nevada...

Rich Hill shuts out Wenworth (09/08/07) RICH HILL -- Rusty Thomas connected on a 33-yard field goal and also scored on touchdown runs (1 yard and 5 yards), leading Rich Hill to a 24-0 blanking of Wenworth on Friday night. With Rich Hill holding a comfortable 17-0 lead in the fourth quarter, Tyler Ryser returned an interception 24 yards for a touchdown to close the scoring...

Riverton shuts out Uniontown (09/08/07) UNIONTOWN, Kan. -- Riverton scored on the game's first possession and held on for a 7-0 victory over host Uniontown in a non-league football game Friday night. Brenton Cates' one-yard TD plunge early in the first period proved to be the only score in this game, one which settled into become a defensive battle on a rain-soaked field...

Sisson's pair of score lifts Jayhawks (09/08/07) OSWEGO, Kan. -- Will Sisson scored both of Jayhawk-Linn High School's touchdowns as the Jayhawks burst into the win column this season with a 12-0 shutout over Oswego in Three Rivers League action Friday night. Sisson scored on a five-yard run in the second quarter and a 44-yard punt return in the third. The Jayhawks, 1-0 in the TRL and 1-1 overall,  rushed for 195 yards as a team...

Fort Scott manhandles Kansas City-Wyandotte to improve to 2-0 in '07 (09/08/07) FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- Fort Scott High School built a 21-0 lead on Kansas City-Wyandotte at Frary Field Friday night -- and the Tigers hadn't even run three offensive plays. The Tigers improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 63-8 manhandling of the Bulldogs after going up handily in the game's first six minutes. ...

Thunderstruck (09/08/07) NEVADA, Mo. -- Talk about being thunderstruck. Lightning struck Logan Field early and often during first-quarter action between Nevada High School and El Dorado Springs Friday night. The thunderbolts came in the guise of a trio of Nevada touchdowns during a torrid one-minute, 12-second stretch in the first quarter, as it jolted the Bulldogs 46-0 on NHS Hall of Fame Night...

Images from 1973 NHS football season (09/07/07)

Sports Column: Making wholesale predictions (09/06/07) I don't claim to be a clairvoyant -- a fortune-teller. But it's time to gaze into my crystal ball and fortell the National Football League future. The season starts tonight, when the defending Super Bowl champion Indianapolis Colts host the New Orleans Saints in Indianapolis. Kickoff is set for 7:30, and the game will be aired on NBC...

Tigers, Bulldogs to clash (09/06/07) Although the Nevada High School Tigers put up 25 points in a 34-25 loss at Bolivar last Friday, they are a far cry from becoming balanced, something first-year head coach Shannon Jolley knows. The Tigers (0-1) entertain nearby rival El Dorado Springs (0-1) Friday night at 7 at Logan Field...

At 31-1, Nevada's 1973 team started it all (09/01/07) It's been 35 years since I first met John Osborne, but the memory is as clear as if it happened yesterday. I had only recently returned from a trip to Dallas in the summer of 1972 where Jerry Haggard and I were visiting friends before heading back to school. It was a particularly hot late August afternoon when I popped into the front door at home. There, sitting on the davenport, one arm draped over the back was Osborne, talking to my dad after an afternoon practice...

Erie holds off Uniontown (09/01/07) ERIE, Kan. -- Uniontown High School failed to take advantage of at least a couple of scoring opportunities here Friday night and had to settle for a 14-8 loss to Erie in a non-league, season-opening football contest. The Eagles scored first on Shawn Pritchett's one-yard run in the first quarter with his two-point conversion catch from Travis Aikins, making it 8-0...

Fort Scott shows no mercy to Parsons in 34-0 blanking (09/01/07) By Scott Nuzum Herald-Tribune PARSONS, Kan. -- Fort Scott High School's season-opening 34-0 whitewash of Parsons in Southeast Kansas League play at Marvel Park Friday night says a lot about the Tigers' offense on just the face of it. But it was the defense that made things possible with big stands early in the game...

Bolivar turns back Tigers in big-play game (09/01/07) BOLIVAR -- The Shannon Jolley era at Nevada High School started off with a bang. When it came to big plays, both Nevada and Bolivar had numerous ones Friday night before an overflowing crowd at Plaster Stadium on the Southwest Baptist University campus...

Nevada tackles Bolivar (08/30/07) The Bolivar High School Liberators nearly scaled the steepest part of the mountaintop last season, winning their first nine games before falling to Mt. Vernon in a Class 3 district championship game. Nevada, meanwhile, struggled through a 2-8 season...

Edwards made right decision (08/30/07) Kansas City Chiefs head coach Herm Edwards finally came to a conclusion last weekend that Damon Huard gives the team the best chance to win on any given Sunday. That's why he chose the 34-year-old veteran over inexperienced second-year pro Brodie Croyle to be the Chiefs' starting quarterback on Sunday, Sept, 9, when they travel to Houston to play the Houston Texans in the 2007 National Football League season opener...

Nevada Varsity Football Roster (08/28/07) ...

NHS Freshman football roster (08/28/07) ...

NHS Football Schedule (08/28/07) VARSITY Aug. 31 -- at Bolivar Sept. 7 -- EL DORADO SPRINGS Sept. 14 -- at Butler Sept. 21 -- at Carthage Sept. 28 -- WEBB CITY Oct. 5 -- NEOSHO Oct. 12 -- at McDonald County Oct. 19 -- at Cassville Oct. 26 -- SENECA Nov. 1 -- MONETT HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS...

NMS Football 7th grade (08/28/07)

NMS Football 8th grade (08/28/07)

Nevada seeks to establish balance in offense (08/28/07) There is some definite intrigue about the Nevada High School Tigers this season. Despite having the Southwest Conference passing and receiver leaders last fall, the Tigers finished just 2-8 and had its head coach resign at the end of the school year...

Tigers eye winning campaign (08/28/07) Herald-Tribune The Rich Hill High School Tigers are gearing up for Class 1, District 5 football action. At practice on Thursday, as enthusiastic players warmed up, Tigers head coach Jerry Cornelius said he hopes for "a winning season. A record better than last year's."...

2007 Nevada High School Tigers Football (08/28/07)

Rich Hill Varsity Football (08/28/07)

Rich Hill Varsity Football (08/28/07)

Weather terminates Red & White drills early (08/25/07) By Scott Nuzum Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- Fort Scott High School's Red and White Football Scrimmage was called off after one series of plays by the varsity/junior varsity teams Friday night when the skies darkened quickly and a threat of severe weather was announced to the crowd at Frary Field...

Croyle has night he'd like to forget (08/24/07) By Mack McClure Nevada Daily Mail KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- This was supposed to be the proving-ground game, a coming-out party, for Brodie Croyle, the Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback of the future, wasn't it? Thursday night's NFL preseason game with the New Orleans Saints was supposed to cement Croyle's status as the Chiefs starting quarterback, distancing himself from veteran Damon Huard and third-stringer Casey Printers...

Four-team jamboree set for tonight at Archie (08/24/07)

LJ says he's not ready (08/23/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- His 25-day holdout made Larry Johnson the most highly paid player in Kansas City Chiefs history. The Pro Bowl running back is not sure, however, if it will make him ready for a full role in the season opener. Asked Wednesday if he thought he'd be 100 percent ready by Sept. 9 when the Chiefs open at Houston, Johnson said, ''No, it'll take a little bit more than that.''...

Chiefs, LJ come to terms on extension (08/22/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Holdout running back Larry Johnson agreed to a five-year contract extension -- on top of the year he had remaining on his old contract -- and joined the Kansas City Chiefs for practice Tuesday, surprising teammates who broke into scattered cheers when he jogged unannounced onto the field...

Vick agrees to plead guilty to charges (08/21/07) RICHMOND, Va. -- Less than a month after saying he looked forward to clearing his name, Michael Vick now acknowledges the heinous acts associated with his name are true. The Atlanta Falcons quarterback said through a lawyer Monday that he will plead guilty to federal dogfighting conspiracy charges, an admission that likely will mean prison time...

More gruesome details emerge; Vick also linked to gambling probe (08/18/07) RICHMOND, Va. -- Two of Michael Vick's alleged cohorts in a dogfighting enterprise entered guilty pleas Friday, leaving the Atlanta Falcons quarterback on his own to cut a deal or face trial on federal charges. With his NFL career in jeopardy and a superseding indictment adding more charges in the works, Vick and his lawyers have been talking with federal prosecutors about a possible plea agreement...

McNabb makes impressive return to Eagles (08/18/07) PHILADELPHIA -- Donovan McNabb said a prayer before sprinting through the tunnel to the field and emerged pointing his finger at the sky while an appreciative crowd stood and cheered. Wearing a bulky protective brace on his surgically repaired right knee, the Eagles quarterback came out firing. McNabb connected on a 27-yard pass on his first attempt in nine months and a 16-yarder on the very next one...

USC: No. 1 in AP preseason poll (08/18/07) NEW YORK (AP) -- After a season of chasing, Southern California is again the team being chased. And that's just the way coach Pete Carroll and the Trojans like it. For the third time in the past four years, USC begins the college football season No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25...

USC: No. 1 in AP preseason poll (08/18/07) NEW YORK (AP) -- After a season of chasing, Southern California is again the team being chased. And that's just the way coach Pete Carroll and the Trojans like it. For the third time in the past four years, USC begins the college football season No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25...

Show LJ the money (08/17/07) Kansas City Chiefs GM Carl Peterson refuted reports earlier in the week that Pro Bowl running back Larry Johnson and the Chiefs' front office have narrowed their contract negotiations gap. Based on Kansas City's anemic offensive performance last Saturday night in a 16-12 preseason-opening loss to the Cleveland Browns, the Chiefs need to rework the disgruntled holdout's contract, get him back on the field and put him in the elite contractual company with San Diego's LaDainian Tomlinson where he belongs.. ...

Quarterback battle between Croyle, Huard remains close (08/17/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Kansas City Chiefs probably aren't much closer to naming a starting quarterback than they were before Thursday's game with Miami, an 11-10 loss in their preseason opener at Arrowhead Stadium. Veteran quarterback Damon Huard and second-year player Brodie Croyle, battling for the starting job vacated by the trade of Trent Green to the Dolphins in the offseason, made their second appearances of the preseason with mixed results...

Dolphins edge Chiefs on controversial call (08/17/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Those few Kansas City fans who booed Trent Green in the first quarter Thursday were probably ready to beg him to come back in the fourth. Green looked sharp in his first appearance in Arrowhead Stadium since insisting on a trade to Miami during the offseason. The Chiefs, on the other hand, mostly looked lifeless for the second straight week while trying to find a new quarterback and limp along without holdout running back Larry Johnson...

First week of Jolley era running smoothly (08/10/07) At the conclusion of the Nevada High School varsity football team's drills, as darkness fell over the practice field adjacent Logan Field, the Tigers huddled at midfield and began chanting. It was topped off with a rallying cry, perhaps a sound byte from Thursday's spirited practice as the first week of the Shannon Jolley era winds down...

First day of practice (08/07/07) The Nevada High School football team started two-a-day practices Monday in preparation for the start of their 2007 football season under the leadership of Nevada's new head football coach Shannon Jolley. Fans' first opportunity to see the team in action will be in the Archie Jamboree on Aug. 24, with their season opener with the Bolivar Liberators, Aug. 31, in Bolivar. The first home game is against El Dorado Springs, Sept. 7...

Holmes to report to training camp (07/26/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Three-time Pro Bowl running back Priest Holmes, knocked out of football by a devastating hit 21 months ago, will report to camp on Saturday in a surprise development that could have intriguing consequences for the Kansas City Chiefs...

Quarterback position no-brainer for Chiefs (07/26/07) OK, inasmuch as I'd like to give my take on star running back Larry Johnson's contract negotiations and the sudden return of former Pro Bowl running back Priest Holmes to the Kansas City Chiefs as they get ready to head off to training camp in River Falls, Wis., I have another issue...

Single-game tickets for Chiefs go on sale (07/24/07) KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- In continuation of its long-standing policy, taxpayers of Jackson County (Missouri) will receive the first opportunity to purchase single-game tickets for Kansas City Chiefs home games for the upcoming 2007 season. The two-day sale began Monday and ends today...