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Chiefs coach Todd Haley indicated after Sunday's 43-14 loss at San Diego that it might not have been the best idea to give players and coaches a day off in the middle of a game week.

Chiefs guard Brian Waters got a reprimand after he pushed a Chargers player who was on Matt Cassel.

SD _ Antonio Gates 19 pass from Philip Rivers ; 7 plays, 61 yards, 3:35 drive time, 4:13 remaining.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Santonio Holmes is tackled by Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers during the first half of an NFL football game on Nov.

Surprise! Kansas City is here to contend. It is only one win. No, wait, it's two wins in a rowisn't that, dare I say it? A winning streak!? While the Pittsburgh Steelers were hampered as the heart of their defense, safety Troy Polomalu sat out due to injury, it was still clear that no one believed the Chiefs had a chance to win against the reigning ...

The victory was just icing. The progress could be seen long before Matt Cassel shook off a critical fumble and began the process of rehabilitating his image.The progress started with Kansas Citys rookie head coach, Todd Haley, who may have finally figured out what to do with his game-day emotions.Rather than castigate his players, F-bomb his ...

Ryan Succop's 22-yard field goal with 8:28 left in overtime lifted the Kansas City Chiefs to a come-from-behind 27-24 victory Sunday over the Pittsburgh Steelers, breaking a team-record 10-game home losing streak.

The Steelers, of course, were the Super Bowl Champions, whereas Kansas City finished with only two wins and their second consecutive top-five pick in the draft.A A dichotomous matchup between these two teams takes place in week 11 of the NFL season.A The Steelers have a oestruggleda to a mark of 6-3, in a relative downward spiral from their place ...

I know what you're thinking, there's about as much chance for the Chiefs to beat the Steelers on Sunday as there is that Todd Haley and Mark Mangino were in the same Home-Ec class together.A It may not be a big chance or even a realistic chance, but there is a chance....there is always a chance.

By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Sunday, November 15th, 2009 at 4:31 pm in Oakland Raiders .

Kicker Ryan Succop and holder Dustin Colquitt celebrated after Succop's fourth-quarter field goal put the Chiefs ahead 16-10. link to image JOHN SLEEZER JOHN SLEEZER THE KANSAS CITY STAR Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles broke free from Raiders cornerback Tyvon Branch and ended up scoring a touchdown.

Oakland, CA The Chiefs held on for a 16-10 victory over the Oakland Raiders in an AFL legacy game at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Sunday on the strength of three K Ryan Succop FGs and the Chiefs first rushing TD of the season, a 44-yard scamper by RB Jamaal Charles, earning the second win of the Todd Haley-Scott Pioli era.

November 16, 2009, 12:04 AM / RAIDERS: Justin Fargas 1 run ; 4 plays, 70 yards; 2:18 drive time; 12:42 remaining.

Charles returned the kickoff 40 yards to the KC 38 and Cassel moved the Chiefs past midfield with a 13-yard pass to Bowe.

His coach and teammates wanted a look at the video before assessing the big plays that cost the Chiefs dearly on Sunday, but safety Mike Brown had no need for that.

Boston Globe Chiefs can learn from lj's mistakes Kansas City Star Cornerback Brandon Flowers posted on his Twitter page that he's throwing a party in south Florida.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Chiefs players packed up Thursday and went their separate ways for a long weekend free of football and distractions, but they took with them a warning.

There wasnt much to say. The big plays happened, the Chiefs were blown out, and a group of discouraged and overmatched defenders struggled to explain why.San Diego used six plays that gained at least 20 yards, including two 51-yarders that made Kansas Citys secondary look bad and the teams locker room look discouraged and confused after the ...

The Chiefs wore 1960 Texans uniforms on Sunday. They played like they were 50 years old too.

The here-we-go-again thoughts could have made their way into the minds of Chiefs defenders when, midway though the third quarter and the Chiefs trying to maintain a tie with Washington, they allowed a 78-yard run to Clinton Portis.