The Kansas City Chiefs made it to the playoffs in 2006 but only finished 2nd place in the very competitive AFC West. Coach Herman Edwards is determined to improve in the 2007 season, and with draft picks Dwayne Bowe and Kolby Smith, linebackers Donnie Edwards and Napoleon Harris, and strong safety Jon McGraw joining the already impressive line up including the newly appointed starting quarterback Damon Huard and the record breaking running back Larry Johnson the Chiefs have a real shot at the title. With an average game attendance of 72,969, tickets to Arrowhead Stadium can be hard to come by. Let Coast to Coast be your source for all the best seats to see the Kansas City Chiefs go all the way in 2007!

Some Kansas City Chiefs history: Originally formed as the Dallas Texans in 1959 by owner Lamar Hunt, the Texans became a charter member of the AFL in 1960. Hank Stram was hired as the team's first head coach and within two years produced a powerful offense with quarterback Len Dawson and running backs Abner Hayes, and Curtis McClinton. The three stars led the Texans to the AFL title in 1962. Dawson was named the player of the year, McClinton rookie of the year, and Stram coach of the year.