The following players were named First Team All-Pro by the Associated Press: Coaching changes Buffalo Bills – Gregg Williams; replaced Wade Phillips, who was fired following the 2000 season Cleveland Browns – Butch Davis; replaced Chris Palmer, who was fired following the 2000 season Detroit Lions – Marty Mornhinweg; replaced interim head coach Gary Moeller, who replaced Bobby Ross who resigned during the 2000 season. Kansas City Chiefs – Dick Vermeil; replaced Gunther Cunningham, who was fired following the 2000 season New York Jets – Herman Edwards; replaced Al Groh, who resigned to become the head coach of the University of Virginia. Washington Redskins – Marty Schottenheimer; replaced interim head coach Terry Robiskie who replaced Norv Turner, who was fired during the 2000 season Stadium changes The Denver Broncos moved from Mile High Stadium to Invesco Field at Mile High, with the investment company Invesco acquiring the naming rights The Pittsburgh Steelers moved from Three Rivers Stadium to Heinz Field, with the H. J. Heinz Company acquiring the naming rights In addition, the AstroTurf at Veterans Stadium was replaced with NexTurf after a preseason game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens was canceled for poor field conditions. Uniform changes New Orleans Saints – Replaced their gold pants with black pants. San Diego Chargers – White pants instead of blue with their white jerseys. St. Louis Rams – New font for uniform numbers. Chicago Bears – White pants instead of blue with their white jerseys. Jacksonville Jaguars – Started wearing black shoes with their uniforms. Following 9/11, every jersey had a patch to remember those who died on that day, while the New York Jets and New York Giants wore a patch to remember the firefighters who died. Television This was the fourth year under the league's eight-year broadcast contracts with ABC, CBS, Fox, and ESPN to televise Monday Night Football, the AFC package, the NFC package, and Sunday Night Football, respectively. Pat Summerall announced that this would be his last season as a full-time NFL broadcaster. This would also be John Madden's last year of commentating on Fox, ending the 21-season Summerall–Madden pairing that dated back since 1981 on CBS. With Matt Millen leaving Fox to become the general manager of the Detroit Lions, the network tapped Daryl Johnston from CBS and the then-recently retired quarterback Troy Aikman to join Dick Stockton as Fox's No. 2 team. Deion Sanders