The Shutdown Corner Interview: Jerry Rice, Part 2 (Yahoo! Sports)

In the conclusion of Shutdown Corner’s interview with Jerry Rice from the Media Center, we ask the man who has done more in the Super Bowl than anyone else to break down Sunday’s big game. Who has the advantage at … Continue reading →
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Chiefs hire Daboll as offensive coordinator (The National Football Post)

The Kansas City Chiefs have settled on former Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Brian Daboll as their new…
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The Shutdown Corner Interview: Jerry Rice, Part 1 (Yahoo! Sports)

In this exclusive interview from the Super Bowl Media Center, Jerry Rice talked to Shutdown Corner about the NFL then and now. In Part 1, the greatest receiver ever to play the game started things off with remembrances of his … Continue reading →
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Kickers stumbled into key Super Bowl roles (AP)

Both Super Bowl kickers have taken uncommon paths to this Sunday’s NFL decider, essentially stumbling into a job that often decides titles and legacies for better or worse. Scotland-raised Lawrence Tynes of the New York Giants and New England’s Stephen Gostkowski know one of them could be the first player celebrating — or hunched in [...]

Raiders hire Steve Hoffman to coach special teams (PA SportsTicker)

The Oakland Raiders have hired Steve Hoffman as special teams coordinator, the same position he held with the Kansas City Chiefs the past three years.
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Veteran Waters gets first shot at Super Bowl title (PA SportsTicker)

By HOWARD ULMAN AP Sports Writer
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Jerry Rice picks the Giants in Super Bowl XLVI, but says it’ll be a close one (Yahoo! Sports)

Who knows more about the Super Bowl than Jerry Rice? Not many people on Earth or elsewhere, that’s who. The man who holds more NFL records than any other player also has a veritable lock on just about every postseason … Continue reading →
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Chiefs offensive co-ordinator Muir retires (The Canadian Press)

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Longtime NFL assistant coach Bill Muir followed through on his plans to retire, informing the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday that he wouldn’t return for a 35th season in the league.
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Chiefs OC Muir retiring after 34 NFL seasons (Yahoo! Sports)

Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Bill Muir is retiring, according to a report on FOXSports.com. Muir, who has coached for the Bucs, Jets, Eagles, Colts, Lions and Patriots, wrapped up his 34th season in 2011 by working for Todd Haley, though the head…
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Chiefs offensive coordinator Muir retires (AP)

Longtime NFL assistant coach Bill Muir followed through on his plans to retire, informing the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday that he wouldn’t return for a 35th season in the league. Muir joined the Chiefs in 2009 as offensive line coach under Todd Haley, and was elevated to offensive coordinator last season.
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