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Of all the teams changing coaches this offseason, it’s the Chiefs who are doing the biggest about-face in terms of coaching style. Where Herm Edwards would be more inclined to hug it out, new sheriff Todd Haley is a bit more abrasive.
Haley comes out of the Bill Parcells coaching tree, but we’ve already seen his individual personality on display in tiffs with Terrell Owens in Dallas and Kurt Warner and Anquan Boldin in Arizona. And he’s applying that same tough love in Kansas City in hopes of turning around a franchise that has six wins over the past two seasons.
Okay, so the tone will be different. And with ex-Patriots wunderkind Scott Pioli helming the front office, there are changes from the top on down. The defense has already begun a radical shift from a 4-3 to the 3-4, but what might be in store for the offense?
That, as they say, is the million dollar question.
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