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The Chiefs played a perfect game on a surreal Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.
Amid an eerie backdrop just a day after the organization was stunned when linebacker Jovan Belcher killed his girlfriend and committed suicide in front of Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli and head coach Romeo Crennel at the club’s practice facility, an emotionally charged team beat the Carolina Panthers 27-21.
Jovan Belcher will be remembered for one of the most egregious acts ever committed by an NFL player: the fatal shooting of a young mother, followed by his own suicide in front of a head coach and GM who tried to stop him from... more »
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher apparently killed his girlfriend Saturday and then took his own life, the latter death having unfolded in the presence of general manager Scott Pioli and two coaches. The tragedy... more »
We know almost nothing about Jovan Belcher, except that he is gone, and that he did something terrible before he left. Belcher was a solid-but-obscure linebacker for an awful team during a lost season. On Saturday, he shot... more »
The door shut behind Brady Quinn, the last Chiefs player into a locker room that, remarkably given the extraordinary circumstances, was a victorious one. A large cheer erupted from the room, a celebration of a dramatic... more »
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