Jamaal Charles, the former Kansas City Chiefs star, recently came to the defense of Eric Bieniemy, the team’s current offensive coordinator, after LeSean McCoy’s viral comments. McCoy, who is currently a free agent, had said in a recent interview that he felt Bieniemy was not getting a fair chance to become a head coach in the NFL due to the league’s lack of diversity among head coaching positions.<\/p>\n
Charles, who spent nine seasons with the Chiefs, said that he had a great relationship with Bieniemy during his time with the team and that he believes Bieniemy deserves a chance to become a head coach. Charles said that Bieniemy is one of the best offensive coordinators in the league and that he has done a great job of developing players and putting them in a position to succeed.<\/p>\n
Charles also said that he understands the importance of diversity in the NFL and that he believes that Bieniemy should be given the opportunity to prove himself as a head coach. He said that Bieniemy has the experience and the knowledge to be successful in the role and that he deserves the chance to show what he can do.<\/p>\n
Charles’ comments come at a time when the league is facing criticism for its lack of diversity among head coaches. While the NFL has made strides in recent years to increase diversity, there is still a long way to go. Charles’ comments show that he is willing to stand up for what he believes in and that he is not afraid to speak out in support of Bieniemy.<\/p>\n
Charles’ support of Bieniemy is a sign of respect for his former coach and a reminder that everyone deserves a chance to prove themselves. Charles’ comments also serve as a reminder that diversity in the NFL is still an issue and that more needs to be done to ensure that everyone is given a fair chance in the league.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Jamaal Charles, the former Kansas City Chiefs star, recently came to the defense of Eric Bieniemy, the team’s current offensive coordinator, after LeSean McCoy’s viral comments. McCoy, who is currently a free agent, had said in a recent interview that he felt Bieniemy was not getting a fair chance to become a head coach in …<\/p>\n