Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt offered his condolences Sunday to the
families affected by the murder-suicide involving one of his
players, calling it ''an incredibly difficult 24 hours for our
family.''
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December 02, 2012
Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt offered his condolences Sunday to the families affected by the murder-suicide involving one of his players, calling it ''an incredibly difficult 24 hours for our family.''
Hunt spoke to The Associated Press on the field before the Chiefs' game against the Carolina Panthers. He said the Chiefs consulted with the league about whether...
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December 02, 2012
Clark Hunt is regarded as an intensely private man, someone who prefers to operate behind the scenes and away from the spotlight that comes with owning an NFL franchise.
In some ways, that's about to change.
Hunt fired coach Romeo Crennel on Monday as part of a shakeup of the entire structure of a franchise that his father, the late Lamar Hunt, founded 53 years ago. The younger...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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December 02, 2012
The decision to play Sunday's game a day after the murder-suicide involving Kansas City linebacker Jovan Belcher was placed in the hands of coach Romeo Crennel and the team captains. Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt said in an interview with NFL Network at Arrowhead Stadium that the vote was unanimous to let the game go on as planned against the Carolina Panthers. "I decided to...
Via GridironFans.com
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December 01, 2012
Chiefs owner Clark Hunt released the following statement:
The entire Chiefs family is deeply saddened by todays events, and our collective hearts are heavy with sympathy, thoughts and prayers for the families and friends affected by this unthinkable tragedy. We sincerely appreciate the expressions of sympathy and support we have received from so many in the Kansas City and...
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