But he bristled at the suggestion he's too conservative and will rein-in the high-strung offense he inherited from Dick Vermeil.

``If the people went to watch the Kansas City Chiefs play, that's the same offense they watched for the last five years,'' Edwards said.

As far as Sunday's game, he said: ``Shifts, motion - we threw the ball more than we ran it, which I hate, because generally when you do that you're going to lose t

Usually Cincinnati's third-string receiver, Henry filled in for injured wideout T.J. Houshmandzadeh against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. He had one reception for minus-5 yards.Copyright © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -Trent Green sustained a ``very, very severe concussion'' when his head was slammed into the ground by Cincinnati's Robert Geathers and will be hospitalized at least until Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs said.

``He's feeling much better,'' Chiefs President Carl Peterson said Monday. ``But he has a very king-sized headache. Hopefully he'll be able to go home tomorrow.''

The two-time Pro bowl quarterback will be listed as questionable this week at Denver. Peterson said he didn't know wh

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -If Marvin Lewis is mad at the Kansas City Chiefs, he's not letting on. Leave that to Rudi Johnson.

Still fresh in the mind of Cincinnati's star running back are bitter memories of KC holding a 30-3 lead in the final three minutes but still chucking passes into the end zone, and hitting one.

``It left a bad taste in our mouth,'' said Johnson. ``Nobody's forgotten that game.''

Now eight months later and buoyed by Carson Palmer's remarkable recovery from reconstructive knee surgery, t

RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) -Their 23 new players represent only a fraction of the big changes coming this season to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Gone from the NFL's most productive offense of the past five years are the head coach, offensive coordinator, left tackle, running back, fullback - and approach.

Anchored by those men, Kansas City from 2001-2005 rolled up more yards (30,470), scored more touchdowns (262) and rushed for more TDs (131) than any team in the league.

There was the year they shattered the NFL

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -Kansas City Chiefs tackle John Welbourn, who unexpectedly retired in June, was suspended for six weeks Wednesday for violating the league's drug policy.

Welbourn, who was also suspended for the first four games in 2005 under the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs, had asked to be reinstated, said Chiefs president Carl Peterson.

The Chiefs still have Welbourn under contract for three years. And with the unexpected retirement in July of Pro Bowl left tackle Willie Roaf, the

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Claimed LB Rocky Boiman off waivers from Dallas and DE Bo Schobel off waivers from Tennessee. Signed OL Matt Ulrich. Signed QB Josh Betts, DT Vincent Burns, OL Daniel Federkeil and TE Joey Hawkins to the practice squad.

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Signed QB Casey Printers, CB Michael Bragg, C Johnathan Ingram, TE Adam Johnson, LB William Kershaw, DE Clint Mitchell, WR Donovan Morgan and DT Stephen Williams to the practice squad.

MIAMI DOLPHINS-Signed RB Lee Suggs, TE Tim Massaquoi and LB Ke

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Released DT Junior Siavii, QB Casey Printers, OT Thomas Barnett, DT Shane Burton, S Scott Connot, WR Nate Curry, WR Jeris McIntyre, TE Aaron Golliday, RB Quentin Griffin, LB Brandon Guillory, DE Carlos Hall, C Johnathan Ingram, CB Chris Johnson, LB

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Released DT Junior Siavii, QB Casey Printers, OT Thomas Barnett, DT Shane Burton, S Scott Connot, WR Nate Curry, WR Jeris McIntyre, TE Aaron Golliday, RB Quentin Griffin, LB Brandon Guillory, DE Carlos Hall, C Johnathan Ingram, CB Chris Johnson, LB

Adickes, who graduated from high school in Killeen, was an All-American at Baylor. He started his pro football career in the now defunct USFL in 1984, playing two seasons before moving up to the Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Redskins.

Although Adickes was never a star in the NFL, he considered himself a good lineman, helping the Redskins win the Super Bowl after the 1991 season.

``You get six months off a year. You get to take out your frustrations ev