Vermeil Named Chiefs Head Coach
KCP2001011202 - 12 JANUARY 2001- KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI,USA: The Kansas City Chiefs' new Head Coach Dick Vermeil speaks to the media at a press conference held at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, January 12, 2001. Chiefs President Carl Peterson (left) introduced Vermeil and announced the three year contract making Vermeil one of the the top paid coaches in the NFL. Vermeil had retired from coaching after winning the superbowl with the St. Louis Rams and was persuaded to return to coaching by his longtime friend Carl Peterson. rlw/hb/Hattie Barham UPI
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