Gunther Cunningham's hard road shapes Chiefs coach mindset
Kansas City coach Gunther Cunningham, born in Munich in 1946 near Dachau, rose from poverty to lead the Chiefs. He credits a brutal early life and constant work ethic for his drive, resilience, and demanding, hands-on approach that earns players’ faith despite personal losses like Derrick Thomas’s death.
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Modell open to Ravens NFC East move for 2002
Ravens owner Art Modell proposes moving Baltimore to the NFC East if Houston joins the NFL in 2002, citing rivalries with Washington, the Giants, and the Eagles while noting Dallas and Arizona would also be in the division. He doubts a move to the AFC East, predicting television conflicts and fewer willing teams.
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Broncos assistant returns to sideline after 17 day absence
Denver Broncos assistant coach Ron Milus, 36, returned to the sideline after a 17 day absence due to unexplained blackouts. He had missed the last two games and was hospitalized September 18 after fainting while speaking with safety Eric Brown. Doctors ruled out tumors and multiple sclerosis as causes.
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