Chiefs coaches Eric Bieniemy and Matt Nagy getting along well in Nagy's return
As Nagy returned from his head coaching job in Chicago, there had been concern about personality conflicts.
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As Nagy returned from his head coaching job in Chicago, there had been concern about personality conflicts.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have been giving defenses the most unenviable of options for years: Do they attempt to take away speedy, big-play wide receiver Tyreek Hill or crafty, equally dangerous tight end Travis Kelce? It's kind of like choosing between hitting yourself in the head with a mallet and banging your toe with a hammer. Either way, you're going to get hurt.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been giving defenses the most unenviable of options for years: Do they attempt to take away speedy, big-play wide receiver Tyreek Hill or crafty, equally dangerous tight end Travis Kelce? The Packers allowed Hill to catch four of his 11 targets for 37 yards, while Kelce had five of his eight for 68, as the Chiefs squeaked out a 13-7 victory last month.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been giving defenses the most unenviable of options for years: Do they attempt to take away speedy, big-play wide receiver Tyreek Hill or crafty, equally dangerous tight end Travis Kelce? It’s kind of like choosing between hitting yourself in the head with a mallet and banging your toe with a hammer. Either way, you’re going to get hurt.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been giving defenses the most unenviable of options for years: Do they attempt to take away speedy, big-play wide receiver Tyreek Hill or crafty, equally dangerous tight end Travis Kelce?