A recent three-hour visit to the home of Eric Berry produced lots of great stories from his parents, including why the Chiefs safety is scared of horses.

Eric Berry returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since the Kansas City Chiefs star was diagnosed with cancer, and his parents said it was something they were thrilled to see.

When Eric Berry was told that he’d effectively wrapped up a six-year, $78 million contract extension with the Kansas City Chiefs a week ago, the first call he made was to his parents, James and ...

But Berry’s parents were among the few who knew just how hard he had to fight, every day, to earn the cancer-free diagnosis he received June 22, and return to the Chiefs’ practice field Wednesday.

Eric Berry sat at his parents’ breakfast table one morning earlier this year, spending about a half hour crying. And that, his father told him, was okay. Last November, Berry, at the time a 25 ...

Berry’s father, James, played running back at Tennessee (Eric’s alma mater) from 1978-1981. His mother, Carol, is the president of the Eric Berry Foundation, which focuses on giving children a ...

Berry is the first to acknowledge that. “My support system just took care of me, starting off with my parents and my friends and family, everybody,” Berry said.

With a little help from his foundation — not to mention his parents — Chiefs safety Eric Berry gave away 500 backpacks filled with school supplies to local youths on Friday.

Indeed, Berry’s parents — Carol and James — were also positioned on the hill, under a neighboring tent. For two of the people most responsible for assisting Eric through his battle — he ...

Eric Berry has already proven to be an amazing player on field, ... grinds his teeth when he thinks about where he would be without Berry. Watkins and his father jumped around high schools and cities.

All-Pro safety Eric Berry’s return to KC Chiefs practice on Wednesday suggests his return is imminent. That would enhance the Chiefs’ Super Bowl prospects in multiple ways.