The Kansas City Chiefs have just announced several changes/additions to their scouting department, and not surprisingly two scouts who most recently were working with New England -- Jim Nagy and Jay Muraco -- have now joined the Chiefs' staff.

From the Chiefs' release:

Nagy enters his first season with Kansas City as a regional scout. Prior to joining the Chiefs, he spent seven years as a scout with New England (2002-08). He also served one year as a regional scout with Washington (2001) and served as the Director of NFL Scouting for War Room Scouting, Inc. ('98-01). Nagy also worked with SFX Sports Group as a recruiting coordinator and draft consultant ('97-00). The Frankfort, Michigan native began his NFL scouting career as an intern with Green Bay in '96.

Muraco joins the Chiefs as an area scout after spending the previous nine seasons with New England as College Scouting Coordinator (2000-08). Prior to working for the Patriots, he spent four seasons in the scouting department with Philadelphia ('96-99). He began his longtime association with Chiefs General Manager Scott Pioli as a volunteer in the personnel department with Cleveland ('92-95). The Kent State graduate interned with the San Diego personnel department during training camp in '92.