Top 5 Headlines 9/28: Reid and Belichick are NFL's Victory Leaders

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Sep 28, 2014 at 01:56 AM

1. Chiefs-Patriots game pits two of NFL's active coaching victory leaders

By Sam McDowell - The Kansas City Star

"A lot of wins will be on the sidelines Monday night — 343 of them, to be exact.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Patriots coach Bill Belichick have combined for 343 regular‐season victories in their coaching careers." READ MORE…

Meet the Patriots

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Long snapper, Danny Aiken

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Punter, Ryan Allen

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Kicker, Stephen Gostkowski

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Safety, Devin McCourty

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Safety, Patrick Chung

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Right Cornerback, Alfonzo Dennard

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Left Cornerback, Darrelle Revis

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Linebacker, Donta Hightower

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Defensive tackle, Vince Wilfork

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Linebacker,Jerod Mayo

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Linebacker, Jamie Collins

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Defensive tackle, Chris Jones

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Left Defensive End, Rob Ninkovich

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Right Tackle, Sebastian Vollmer

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Right Guard, Dan Connolly

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Center, Ryan Wendell

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Left Guard, Marcus Cannon

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Left Tackle, Nate Solder

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Tight End, Rob Gronkowski

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Wide Receiver, Danny Amendola

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Wide Receiver, Julian Edelman

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Running Back, Stevan Ridley

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Running Back, Shane Vereen

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Quarterback, Tom Brady

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2. Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles most likely will play against Patriots on Monday

By Sam McDowell - The Kansas City Star

"Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles is listed as probable on the team's injury report for Monday night's home game against New England, meaning he is almost certain to be available to play.

Safety Eric Berry, however, will miss his second straight game because of an ankle injury. Running back De'Anthony Thomas (hamstring) is listed as questionable to make his NFL regular‐season debut." READ MORE…

3. Chiefs' Knile Davis working on pass protection, hands to become an all-around back

By Terez Paylor - The Kansas City Star

"In the wake of the Chiefs' first win of the season Sunday, Knile Davis was spent but fulfilled.

It was a good feeling, the kind that comes with hitting the running back's trifecta — rushing for more than 100 yards, scoring a touchdown and getting a victory. That constitutes a hard day's work, and it was the first time Davis has been able to say he's accomplished all three things in a game since his college days at Arkansas." READ MORE…

4. Chiefs Kingdom to be Featured on National TV

By KCChiefs - KCChiefs.com

"On Monday, Sept. 29, the Kansas City Chiefs will host the New England Patriots in the first Monday Night Football contest at Arrowhead Stadium since October 2011 in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff on ESPN. During the evening, Chiefs fans will have a prominent role in the gameday atmosphere and will be highlighted at multiple points throughout the night on ESPN's national broadcast." READ MORE…

5. Bill Belichick, Patriots not taking Chiefs lightly

By Anthony Gulizia - Boston Globe

"Bill Belichick and the Patriots hardly expect the Kansas City Chiefs to gift-wrap a victory on Monday night.

Belichick isn't counting on the Chiefs to cough up a turnover in crunch time." READ MORE…

Tweet of the Day

RT @ESPNMondayNight: Alex Smith tells Gruden he's excited to face Tom Brady for the first time in his career http://t.co/8iUNqgyXyx
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) September 27, 2014

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