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A former cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs is challenging a portion of the Missouri workers' compensation law aimed specifically at professional athletes.
Central McClellion was with the Chiefs in 2002 but injured his hip and back during practice in May of that year. He missed the season, left the team and no longer plays professionally.
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A 270-pound, face-painted Raiders fan's knack for beating up Chiefs' tailgaters has prompted a second settlement with the Kansas City team's parent company.
Resolution came this month with the second person to claim injuries from a November 2005 game-day brawl in the parking lot of Arrowhead Stadium, triggering the dismissal of lawsuit No. 2 to challenge security levels at the stadium.
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A man whose nose was broken in a fight after a Kansas City Chiefs game settled a lawsuit with the team's parent company.
Lenexa, Kan., resident Terral Cline claimed security was inadequate in an Arrowhead Stadium parking lot and blamed the Kansas City Chiefs Football Club for his head and neck injuries, including cuts.
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Green Bay - To say that the Kansas City Chiefs have gained little respect from their recent opposition for their surprising share of the AFC West lead would be an understatement.
It's not going to last," an executive in personnel for a Chiefs' foe said Wednesday. "I could see them being anywhere from 6-10 to 8- 8.
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Surrounded by 15 family members in Aliquippa on Thursday night, receiver Jon Baldwin became Pitt's third first-round draft choice in the past five years when the Kansas City Chiefs selected him 26th in the NFL Draft.
Baldwin follows cornerback Darrelle Revis (2007) and offensive tackle Jeff Otah ('08).
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif., Aug. 6 /PRNewswire/ --
Contemporary Services Corporation (CSC), the world's largest event security firm, is proud to announce its new 3-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs to provide services for their home games at Arrowhead Stadium. This is the twelfth NFL team for CSC, whose clients include Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers, St. Louis Rams, Tennessee Titans, and Washington Redskins. Arrowhead Stadium is currently wrapping up an extensive remodel which will debut for the Chiefs' season opener on Monday, September 13th against the San Diego Chargers.
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KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Even though the team tagged RT John Tait its transition player, it still will be on the lookout for a possible replacement. A front-loaded contract by another team might prove too rich to match. But the Chiefs won't find a replacement as good or one who makes as much sense as Tait, who busted into the top level of tackles with a strong season. ... In re-signing Greg Wesley and Jerome Woods, the team invested a sizable chunk of its salary allotment on safeties.
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KANSAS CITY CHIEFS The team needs a long-term heir to LT Willie Roaf, and second-year player Jordan Black might get a long look. The Chiefs drafted Brett Williams last season, but he might be better suited for the right side. A backup guard as a rookie, Black could be the top reserve at both spots this year. The team has nothing to lose by trying him at left tackle. ... Though the team added former Giant Chris Bober, veteran Marcus Spears might get the first shot at right tackle.
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TARGETING: The biggest need is at wide receiver. Starting WRs Johllllie Morton and Eddie Kennison are on the decline. Reserve WR Marc Boerigter dropped too many passes last season, and Dante Hall is more effective with limited snaps because of his size (5-8,193). The team is looking for a speedy receiver who won't be asked to start or play a lot but is capable of contributing some big plays.