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Win or lose, the Chiefs have a problem that doesnt seem to be going away. They know their defense has a hard time stopping big plays, and the bigger problem is that other teams have begun to notice, too.And unless the Chiefs get it under control, opponents might spend the next five weeks picking on their increasingly worrisome secondary.

Chiefs lose another safetyDefensive back Maurice Leggett, the second-year player who was moved from cornerback to safety last month, was placed on injured reserve Wednesday because of an injured shoulder.Coach Todd Haley said that Leggett, who also was placed on IR in 2008 and needed offseason surgery to repair a shoulder injury, would require more ...

Dropped balls, muffed punts and a 0-for-embarassing third-down conversion rate marred the second-me . There were plenty of miscues on Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs made a pair of roster moves Wednesday, placing veteran guard Mike Goff on injured reserve and signing linebacker Justin Rogers.

The Chiefs added a wide receiver Tuesday, after they were awarded former San Diego wideout Chris Chambers after putting in a waiver claim.

Sunday's game in Jacksonville marks the start of the second portion of the Chiefs schedule.

It doesnt take injuries to a couple of veteran safeties to summon visions of long touchdown runs by Jacksonvilles Maurice Jones-Drew against the Chiefs on Sunday.

The Cornerback Corner series typically revolves exclusively around cornerbacks, but this week's picks include a set of wideout acquisitions whose value is increased because of an injury to an AFC West free safety.

The Chiefs situation in the secondary took a nose dive late last week. S Jarrad Page suffered an injury in practice that, as a result, put him on the injured reserve list Wednesday morning.

The Chiefs placed S Jarrad Page on injured reserve this morning and signed defensive back Travis Daniels to the active roster .

The Chiefs could be without free safeties Jarrad Page and Jon McGraw for Sunday's game against the Jaguars in Jacksonville.

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson Weekend mail call: Big J from Sac, CA wants to know if I think Kansas City coach Todd Haley is too hard on his players.

Page is a healthy scratch Coach Todd Haley said safety Jarrad Page was healthy enough to play Sunday but was inactive instead.

Dear Todd Haley:I want you to succeed. You strike me as a good person, someone who has earned the opportunity to be a head coach in the NFL.You need a friend, a confidant willing to share with you the uncomfortable truths that may help you grow and reach your goals.Youre screwing up, setting yourself up to be the scapegoat for Clark Hunts and Scott ...

Jarrad Page is inactive for today's game and this apparently has more to do with a benching than an injury.

Derrick Johnson is pacing in a hallway, trying to find the words. He says he has no idea where he stands with the Chiefs.

Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert, who suffered a sprained ankle two weeks ago and missed last weeks win at Washington, will be evaluated again Sunday morning before coaches decide whether to play him against San Diego.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.- The Chiefs are hoping their offensive linemen are quick healers.

It was only three seasons ago that LaDainian Tomlinson and Larry Johnson were at the top of the pile of NFL running backs.

Johnson confronts Haley about benchingLinebacker Derrick Johnson said Wednesday that he spoke with coach Todd Haley recently about being demoted, expressing his frustration with losing his starting job without reasons.