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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Timberwolves C Naz Reid wins NBA Sixth Man of the Year  Yahoo Sports Source link

Chiefs coach Andy Reid refutes Kadarius Toney’s claim that team ‘made up’ his injury – Yahoo Sports Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Source link

Prosecutors in Missouri will seek no more than four years in prison for ex-Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid as part of a plea deal concerning a 2021 DUI crash. The incident injured Reid and five others, including then-5-year-old Ariel Young, who was left with significant brain injuries. Young’s family ripped the plea deal, stating they hope Reid receives the maximum seven years in prison. “The five victims of this crime are outraged,” attorney Tom Pardo said in a statement…. Source link

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid has the utmost confidence in offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. Reid came to Bieniemy’s defense Friday after former Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy ripped Bieniemy’s coaching style. McCoy criticized Bieniemy while appearing on the “I Am Athlete” podcast. McCoy said Bieniemy has trouble relating to players. McCoy theorized that was the reason Bieniemy is not a head coach in the NFL. Reid took issue with those comments, saying Bieniemy provides honest… Source link

Reid Hoffman, founder and Chairman, Linkedin, at 2015 WEF in Davos, Switzerland. David A. Grogan | CNBC Inflection AI, the start-up launched earlier this month by LinkedIn billionaire Reid Hoffman and DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman, has poached artificial intelligence gurus from Google and Meta, according to CNBC analysis. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Inflection’s aim is to develop AI software products that make it easier for humans to communicate with computers. When the company was… Source link

Andy Reid didn’t think he’d get offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy to return for another season. That, however, isn’t because of any rift between the two of them. Reports of any issues between the two, Reid said Tuesday from the NFL combine in Indianapolis, were completely made up. “The whole thing with Eric Bieniemy has gotten kind of fabricated,” Reid said, via ESPN. “We were on vacation and over the two weeks I came back and all of a sudden it was that I didn’t like Eric and… Source link

Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs benefited from the NFL’s overtime rules on Sunday night. He still thinks the rules should be adjusted. The Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills in a thrilling overtime battle on Sunday night, one that will likely go down as one of the best games ever played in the history of the NFL. Kansas City, though, ended the divisional round playoff game in overtime after winning the coin toss and scoring right away — something that many have deemed unfair. “I had a… Source link

Le’Veon Bell stirred up the first major offseason drama that didn’t include Tom Brady or Tim Tebow. In a comment on an Instagram post over the weekend, the former Kansas City Chiefs running back said that he’d retire before playing for head coach Andy Reid ever again.  We don’t know why Bell made those comments (his reduced playing time with the Chiefs may have something to do with it), but they didn’t sit right with one of Bell’s former teammates: Tyrann Mathieu. In a tweet replying to… Source link

Le’Veon Bell earned a trip to the Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs. But his brief stint playing in Andy Reid’s offense didn’t suit him.  The former All-Pro running back opened up about his feelings playing for Reid in an Instagram comment on Friday. In short, he’s had enough. “I’ll never play for Andy Reid again,” Bell wrote. “I’d retire first.” Why’s Bell so upset with Reid? Bell made the comment on an Instagram post about somebody spending $700 at a McDonald’s drive-thru. Because of… Source link

Ariel Young (Tiffany Verhulst via GoFundMe) When it came to raising Ariel Young, the challenge was almost always the same — containing her, corralling her. She was 5 years old and full of life, a free spirit always looking to run and play. Big smiles. Bigger energy. Ariel was joy; personified. She was en route, all who knew her agreed, to one heck of a life. Today she can’t walk. She can’t talk. She is fed via a gastrostomy tube that connects into her stomach. When her mother, Felicia… Source link