10-Pack: Jump on the NFL coaching carousel (SportingNews.com)

This week, instead of taking a look at 10 story lines regarding the games that were played over the weekend,...

Chiefs Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

It was supposed to be a typical coach's season wrap-up press conference. It felt more like a coach wrapping up his three-year tenure with the team.

Chiefs coach Herm Edwards did his best not to sound like a lame duck as he summed up his third year, a 2-14 season that probably will not merit a fourth go-round in Kansas City after a 4-12 campaign the previous year.

Even Edwards had to acknowledge there was little beyond player evaluations he could do while awaiting the hiring of a new general manager.

Whoever team chairman Clark Hunt hires—and that hire will come from outside the current organization—will have to make a decision, with Hunt having final approval, on Edwards' status.

The Chiefs reportedly met with the Patriots' Scott Pioli about...

Chiefs talking with Pioli for GM job (AP)

Scott Pioli, who helped build the New England Patriots' dynasty, may have a second suitor among teams looking for general managers. Pioli, 43, was scheduled to meet with Kansas City Chiefs owner and board chairman Clark Hunt, possibly Monday, persons with knowledge of the meeting told The Associated Press.

Chiefs’ Johnson should become available (Yahoo! Sports)

Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson went public last week with his desire to be traded, so his...

Browns may have to pick between Mangini, Pioli (Yahoo! Sports)

The Cleveland Browns ' strong interest in fired New York Jets coach Eric Mangini could impact their search for...

Back to the basics: Ravens get shun the spread, play physical offensive football (SportingNews.com)

In a time when spread offenses are all the rage, the Ravens get back to the basics of physical, smashmouth football.

Chiefs Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

It was supposed to be a typical coach's season wrap-up press conference. It felt more like a coach wrapping up his three-year tenure with the team.

Chiefs coach Herm Edwards did his best not to sound like a lame duck as he summed up his third year, a 2-14 season that probably will not merit a fourth go-round in Kansas City after a 4-12 campaign the previous year.

Even Edwards had to acknowledge there was little beyond player evaluations he could do while awaiting the hiring of a new general manager.

Whoever team chairman Clark Hunt hires—and that hire will come from outside the current organization—will have to make a decision, with Hunt having final approval, on Edwards' status.

In his season-ending press conference Monday, Edwards was the...

Report: Pats’ Pioli ‘very interested’ in Cleveland GM job (Yahoo! Sports)

Scott Pioli, New England Patriots vice president of player personnel, is believed to be very interested in the...

Chiefs’ Edwards not worried about his future (PA SportsTicker)

On a day when three of his peers were fired, Kansas City Chiefs coach Herman Edwards said Monday he would not lobby to retain his job.

Winners and losers: McNabb, Reid stay alive (Yahoo! Sports)

Written off after a blowout loss to the Ravens, Donovan McNabb and Andy Reid aren't quite done in Philly.