Some 0-2 teams are in a lot better shape than others, at least in part because they know who they want to be, and what they do best.

We’re all excited for the games to finally begin. Plenty of reasons to keep an eye on each offering.

Matt Cassel is hurt. The offensive coordinator has been dismissed. The wide receiver corps is in shambles. No wonder there’s not one member of the Chiefs not named Dwayne Bowe that I’d want on my fantasy team.

In my latest experts league draft, I decided to focus on wide receivers and passed on taking a second running back until the fifth round. Check out the my full roster to see if this little experiment worked.

I had the chance recently to watch two spirited practices at Atlanta Falcons training camp, chatting with owner Arthur Blank, GM Thomas Dimitroff, coach Mike Smith and a number of players in the process. I left Flowery Branch with a good feel for the 2009 Falcons.

Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez took a break from training with his new team to speak with NFL Network’s Rich Eisen Monday. Gonzalez talked about his new quarterback, and what drives him to keep playing.

Teammates of Matt Ryan have said that the quarterback’s improvement has been scary. The ones who should be scared are fantasy players.

Tony Gonzalez shared some pointed thoughts during a radio interview on Wednesday, calling his last two seasons with the rebuilding Chiefs “incredibly frustrating.”

Atlanta’s acquisition of Kansas City’s All-Pro TE Tony Gonzalez in exchange for the team’s 2010 second-round draft pick triggers a series of scenarios not only for each team on the field but for this weekend’s draft.

The acquisition of 10-time Pro Bowl TE Tony Gonzalez will have a ripple effect on the Falcons’ offense.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Thursday that they have traded 10-time Pro Bowl TE Tony Gonzalez to the Atlanta Falcons in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

Three Chiefs players have expressed unhappiness in Kansas City this offseason, and two didn’t show up for Saturday’s first minicamp practice, the Kansas City Star reports. Unfortunately for the Chiefs, both of the no-show players were the team’s only Pro Bowlers last season.

Michael Fabiano takes a quick look at the 2009 NFL.com Fantasy Football Preview Magazine draft.

Chiefs TE Tony Gonzalez did not request a trade, according to new general manager Scott Pioli.

Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt said Tuesday at the NFL Annual Meeting that the team will keep veteran tight end Tony Gonzalez, the longtime face of the franchise who was the subject of trade rumors last year. Running back Larry Johnson and offensive lineman Brian Waters reportedly are another story, according to the Kansas City Star, though Hunt told the paper he wasn’t willing to give up on Johnson just yet.