The new regime in Kansas City is in the process of rounding up players with whom there’s a degree of familiarity. The Chiefs have announced that they have agreed to terms with free-agent linebacker Corey Mays. Mays has played in 32 games, with one start, during a three-year career. He spent 2006 and part of 2007 with the Patriots, where Chiefs G.M. Scott Pioli served as the V.P. of player personnel. Mays appeared in 11 games with the Bengals in 2007, and 12 in 2008. He would have been a restricted free agent with the Bengals, but the team opted not to tender a contract to him.
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