The Morning Fix

The Chiefs needed an Opening Day miracle…and then some.

“The Toss” led to the most improbable finish in franchise history – an ending unlikely to ever occur again. Kansas City’s 40-39 win didn’t come without a little help above…and a rumbling 315-pound offensive tackle…and a premature celebration.

I’ve dealt with plenty of diva receivers. I covered the likes of Randy Moss and Brandon Marshall on a daily basis. My diva radar did not sound when I spoke with Baldwin. Of course, he could turn into one, but it seems like he is set on going into the NFL with a clean slate.

Now in its 28th year, the Chiefs Charity Game has generated nearly $7 million for children’s charities in the Kansas City metropolitan area.

For the third consecutive year the Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired has been selected as the recipient of this unique fundraising and publicity opportunity. CCVI prepares children with visual impairments, including those with multiple disabilities, to reach their highest potential in the sighted world. Located in midtown Kansas City at 31st Street and Main in the Children’s Center Campus, CCVI is open to infants, toddlers and school-aged children up to age 10 whose visual impairment is significant enough to adversely affect his or her educational performance.