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08/10/26 10:36:00
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08/10 10:32 CDT Chiefs' Eric Bieniemy returns to practice after wife's shooting
at their Virginia home
Chiefs' Eric Bieniemy returns to practice after wife's shooting at their
Virginia home
By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) --- Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy
returned to the team Monday for his first practice since his wife was shot at
their Virginia home and the couple's 27-year-old son was arrested in the
shooting.
Bieniemy was greeted by a handful of fans as he walked down the long hill to
the training fields at Missouri Western State University, where the Chiefs hold
camp. Then he jumped right into his first practice since Mia Bieniemy was shot
the evening of July 26.
Elijah Bieniemy has been charged with malicious wounding, the use of a firearm
in commission of a felony and discharge of a firearm inside a dwelling. His
court appearances have been delayed pending a mental health evaluation.
Eric Bieniemy, who returned to the Chiefs earlier this year, had been staying
in touch with coach Andy Reid and the rest of the staff, and had been watching
streams of some practices. In one case, he called Chiefs manager Brett Veach
--- who was sitting next to Reid --- and asked him to hand over the phone, then
proceeded to tell the head coach a point of instruction for a running back.
Bieniemy was part of coaching staffs that helped Kansas City reach three Super
Bowls and win two of them. But because Reid is the primary play-caller,
Bieniemy left to serve as the offensive coordinator with the Washington
Commanders, where he would be able to call his own plays and perhaps better
position himself for a head coaching job in the NFL.
The Commanders struggled in his lone season there, though, and Bieniemy and the
rest of the staff were let go. He spent a season with UCLA and last season
coaching the running backs with the Chicago Bears before returning to Kansas
City as the offensive coordinator.
He replaced Matt Nagy, who was hired as the offensive coordinator of the New
York Giants.
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