Found August 07, 2009 on
Shutdown Corner:
The
last head coach of the Chiefs was a really nice guy, and that didn't always work
out so well for the Chiefs. The new guy, Todd Haley, evidently isn't going to be
so friendly. Wide
receiver Devard Darling found out the hard way.
The Chiefs were practicing the victory formation -- the set where a
quarterback takes the snap and immediately goes to one knee in order to run the
clock out -- and Darling took the field and lined up in the wrong place.
Haley threw him right out of practice. From Adam Teicher of KansasCity.com:
“Run to the building for all I care — and stay there,” Haley yelled at
Darling, who complied.Darling later tried to return, but Haley wouldn’t allow that.“Take it in (to the locker room),” Haley said, pointing in that
direction.
Now, the first thing a cynic might wonder is, "What possible use would
the Chiefs have for the victory formation?" And sympathetic types might
think, "Come on, it's ...
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