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…
Go to Source

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.
Go to Source

Former KC Chiefs’ Head Coach Todd Haley Interviews with Steelers: Fan Reaction (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

Most NFL coaches don’t stay unemployed for long. The Associated Press reports former Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Todd Haley, who was fired in mid-December, has interviewed for the offensive coordinator job with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Go to Source

Steelers interview former Chiefs coach Todd Haley (The Canadian Press)

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The Pittsburgh Steelers have interviewed former Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley for the team’s vacant offensive co-ordinator position.
Go to Source

Kansas City Chiefs Make Coaching Moves: Fan Reaction (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

Head coach Romeo Crennel of the Kansas City Chiefs will have a new look on his coaching staff in 2012. The team’s official website announced Jan. 30 that Tom McMahon will serve as the special teams coach of the Chiefs next season.
Go to Source

« Previous Page

SCN Latest

• Chicago Sky sign Ruth Riley (PA SportsTicker)
• Seattle signs veteran C Ann Wauters (AP)
• Djokovic wins Laureus sportsman of year (AP)
• Sharapova: Olympics among top priorities (AP)
• Lisicki, Kanepi withdraw from Open GDF (AP)
• More accusations against ex-Wisconsin AD (AP)
• No. 4 Missouri holds on to beat Oklahoma (AP)
• Surging Louisville thumps reeling UConn (AP)
• Johnson-Odom rallies Marquette by DePaul (AP)
• Kentucky tops AP poll, Harvard back in (AP)