Report: Players surrender guns  At least seven NFL players have
turned their guns into their respective team's security
following the murder-suicide involving Kansas City Chiefs
linebacker Jovan Belcher earlier this month, Sports
Illustrated's Peter King reported on NBC's "Football Night in
America" on Sunday.  According to the report, at least one
player handed over multiple firearms, telling his team's
personnel that he didn't trust himself with the guns.  Belcher,
25, shot his girlfriend, 22-year-old Kasandra Perkins, at their
Kansas City home on Dec. 1, then drove to Arrowhead Stadium,
where he shot himself in the head in front of Chiefs general
manager Scott Pioli and coach Romeo Crennel, police said.
Kansas City police Sgt. Marisa Barnes said last Monday that
firearms found at the couple's home were legally registered to
Belcher. It is unknown how many guns were found.  "The majority
of people own them, you know, especially in the places that
they're legal," Chiefs linebacker Brandon Siler said last w