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The rainbow of colors that you blow into a tissue can be an important health indicator. A cold? Allergies? Or could all of that mucus flying from your nostrils be a sign of something more serious?
Not every runny nose is a bad sign. Besides being a gross annoyance when you're sick, your mucus also plays an important part in keeping you healthy. "Mucus captures dust and dirt in the air so it doesn't go into your lungs," says Erin K. O'Brien, M.D., rhinologist at the Mayo Clinic Rochester. Another fun fact: Your body produces an average of 2 cups of mucus a day in order to keep you healthy.
When you're feeling run down and it's like a leaking faucet from your nose, you don't have to be a snot sleuth to figure out the cause of your sinus issues. "A number of factors go into diagnosis: color of the mucus, texture, and duration," says O'Brien. Find out what your nose goo says about your health and how you should treat it.
Yellow/green—Congratulations, you have an infection! The green hue is caused by an enzyme produced by your white blood cells that are fighting off the infection. However, it takes more detail to determine if it's viral or bacterial. "Most acute sinus infections associated with a cold or upper respiratory infection are caused by viruses," says O'Brien. Viral infections typically last 5 to 7 days and then start to improve. Antibiotics won't help a viral infection, so you can't pop a pill to get better. However, you can ease the discomfort with nasal rinses. Using a Neti Pot or sinus rinsing bottle, mix ¼ teaspoon of sea salt (or other non-iodized salt) with 1 cup of warm distilled water—this will flush out your sinuses and maintain moisture.
If the thick mucus and nasal obstruction persists beyond a week, or initially improves and then starts to get worse, it may indicate that the viral infection has progressed to a bacterial infection, says O'Brien. Antibiotics may be helpful in shortening the duration of a bacterial sinus infection, but if your symptoms do not improve after 10 days it's time to see a doctor for further treatment and diagnosis. It could be a sign of acute or chronic sinusitis, untreated allergies, or an infection not related to your sinuses.
Clear—If you have a runny nose with clear mucus, this is most likely caused by allergies. Allergies trigger your mucus membranes to produce histamines, which cause your cells to make more phlegm. Taking an anti-histamine will help stop excess fluid production. Saline sinus rinses are also helpful, as they flush out the allergens from your nasal passages and prevent over-drying.
Red (blood)—Finding blood in your boogers is most likely caused by dry air. "Like chapped lips, the thin tissue in your nose cracks," says O'Brien. So you need to amp up your sources of moisture. Use a saline nasal spray, and try using a humidifier in your bedroom. And your bloody nose is no cause for worry—most likely your nasal passages are too dry. You'll notice more frequent bleeds in the winter.
Yellow/grey—Thick, rubber cement-like mucus that has this appearance may indicate you have nasal polyps, says O'Brien. The polyps are small pearl-shaped growths most likely caused by damaged mucus membranes. Symptoms include numbness in one nostril, blockage, and loss of smell or taste. Polyps usually form from long-term swelling and irritation of nasal tissue due to allergies or asthma, and about 4 percent of people get nasal polyps, according to the Journal of Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management. Polyps are treated with steroids—usually in a spray—or sometimes surgery is required.
Grey—If you are blowing grey chunks of debris from one side of your nose and have bad tasting nasal drainage, you could have a fungal sinus infection. These are different from viral or bacterial infections because the fungi feeds on your nasal tissue—and reproduces. Fungal sinus infections may occur due to a previous nasal injury or long-term nasal inflammation, as well as a weakened immune system. Growths called "fungus balls" develop in the cheek sinus as clumps of fungal spores. The fungus balls must be removed by surgery.
Bonus: Your snot smells. "If there is very foul smelling mucus from one side and pain or fullness in the cheek sinus, this could the sign of a dental infection that has spread to the cheek sinus," says O'Brien. While antibiotics may be helpful, the tooth most likely needs to be addressed with a root canal or extraction. A CT scan or dental X-ray could evaluate the tooth, says O'Brien, who sees this condition every few weeks.
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The official reason for the one-year delay in ObamaCare's employer penalties is to smooth the transition for companies struggling with the law's complexity and reporting requirements.
But other problems likely moved the administration to act: The cost to modest-wage workers in lost hours has grown each week as employers, especially local governments, have cut part-time schedules. And the job cuts spelled political trouble for Democrats in midterm elections.
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An IBD search of employer announcements revealed workweek cuts for 16,500 workers as ObamaCare penalties drew closer. That number barely scratches the surface of the law's real impact because it excludes the vast majority of cases in which employers have announced cuts without putting a number on the workers facing reduced hours.
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Listed below are 42 announcements of cuts to worker hours in which employers highlighted the number of employees taking a hit. This represents about one-third of more than 120 employers that IBD's cursory search found had publicly acknowledged reducing workers' hours.
Interestingly, of the 16,500 positions with hours cut, roughly 16,050 are in the public sector and about 440 in the private sector. In part, this is because boards of education and county commissions tend to be more transparent about employment matters than private firms, and because local newspapers have done a good job of tracking the issue. Local governments and schools also have grown more dependent on part-time workers and faculty after a long stretch of depressed tax revenue.
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1. Virginia capped hours for part-time workers at 29 a week, shortening the workweek for an estimated 7,300. Of those, 1,480 work at the Virginia Community College System, 880 work at Virginia Commonwealth University, 600 work at the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and 500 work at Norfolk State University.
2. Chesterfield Public Schools in Virginia capped hours for part-time workers at 28 per week, reducing hours for 2,000 people.
3. Maricopa Community Colleges in Arizona reduced hours for 700 adjunct faculty and another 600 part-time workers.
4. Granite School District in Utah cut hours for 1,000 part-timers to 29 per week.
5. Alpine School District in Utah cut hours of 800 part-timers to below 30 per week.
6. Fort Wayne Community Schools in Indiana cut the hours of 610 part-time teaching aides and cafeteria workers.
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7. University of Arizona in Tucson cut hours for 500 temporary and part-time workers.
8. The Community College of Allegheny County in Pennsylvania cut the hours of 400 adjunct faculty and other part-time support.
9. Papillion-La Vista School District in Nebraska cut hours for 281 part-time employees .
10. AAA Parking in Georgia cut 250 full-timestaff to part-time.
11. University of Akron in Ohio cut hours for 230 part-time faculty.
12. Kean University in New Jersey cut course loads for 210 adjunct faculty.
13. Mason, Ohio, cut part-time hours for 200 people to 20 a week.
14. Florida's Palm Beach State College cut hours for 200 adjunct faculty to 27.5 a week.
16. Chesterfield County in Virginia cut hours for 115 part-time workers to 28 per week.
17. Shelbyville Central School System in Indiana reduced hours for 100 part-time workers.
18. A Wendy's (WEN) franchisee in Nebraska cut hours for 100 nonmanagement workers to 28 a week.
19. Zionsville Community Schools in Indiana cut hours for 100 instructional aides, coaches and substitutes to 29 per week.
20. Fayette County School Corp. in Indiana reduced hours for 90 part-time workers to 27.5 per week.
21. Spartanburg Community College in South Carolina cut hours for 90 adjunct faculty.
22. Medina, Ohio, cut weekly hours for 65 part-timers from 35 to 29.
23. Spencer Community School District in Iowa reduced the hours of 65 part-time employees.
24. Kga Group, a Subway franchisee in Michigan, cut hours for 60 part-time workers.
25. Southern Lehigh School District reduced hours for 51 part-time employees.
26. Plano, Texas, cut hours for 45 part-time workers .
27. Springfield Platteview Community Schools in Nebraska cut 7.5-hour days to less than six hours for 43 paraprofessionals.
28. Nebo School District in Utah cut hours for 40 part-time workers to 28.75 a week.
29. Mount Horeb Area School District in Wisconsin cut hours for 36 paraprofessionals.
30. Lynchburg, Va., cut hours for 35 part-time employees.
31. Boone Community School District in Illinois cut hours for 30 part-time workers.
32. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., cut hours for30 part-time workers.
33. Speedway Schools in Indiana cut hours for 30 teaching aides to avoid the mandate (but with an offsetting pay hike).
34. CY Farms in New York eliminated 20 jobs to stay below the 50 full-time-equivalent threshold.
35. Lexington Board of Education in Kentucky reduced the hours of 20 part-time workers and provided an offsetting pay hike.
36. Lebanon City in Ohio cut hours for 18 part-time firefighters and paramedics.
37. Chippewa County in Wisconsin cut hours for 15 part-timers.
38. Douglas County West School District in Nebraska cut part-time shifts for 12 workers by 45 minutes a day.
39. East Penn School District in Pennsylvania cut hours for 11 food-service workers.
40. White River Valley School District in Indiana reduced hours for 11 noncertified employees.
41. Wolfe's Auto Auction in Indiana cut 10 full-time employees to part time.
42. Charco Broiler in Colorado trimmed hours for three workers to stay below ObamaCare's 50 full-time-equivalent threshold.
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We should give Lindsay Lohan credit for being sober enough to realize it's better to reward Dawn Holland (the Betty Ford Clinic woman she slapped or grinded up against in outrage) with $25,000 rather than the heads of animal crackers for not filing assault against her. But wait -- WHY ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT THIS? Didn't the debate over whether or not Lindsay gave an Indian rugburn to this woman subside when it was revealed that Holland had "a history of violence against her ex-husband" and her credibility was shot? Then, didn't this whole thing become a real non-issue when Dawn said she decided not to testify in court about what really happened because "as a former addict, she didn't want to send Lindsay back to jail for violating her parole by committing violence that's only seen on a handball court"? But wait again -- now I know why this whole thing matters! It turns out that the real reason Dawn didn't want to testify was because Lindsay agreed to give her $25,000! This could only mean that something Rosie O'Donnell-with-heat-stroke crazy REALLY DID HAPPEN on that one day in rehab! This news story lives on!
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — After weeks of controversy, the Director of the Jewel J. Newman Center has been fired.
Councilwoman Chauna Banks Daniel fired Carl Slaughter earlier this week.
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Hi Terry mi name is tamisha my husband is an Alberts by birth mosses was his grandpa our son kyrin Alberts past and we would like to link them if possible thank you in advance
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I am currently working on 1st Presbyterian using records from 5 different sources over time. Maryette M Kelley 39996312 is not buried there.
I see another entry in Schenectady for the same person, in Schenectady Memorial Park � 39996107. Since both entries were made by you � it should be an easy fix! If you move 39996312 with all the links to the correct cemetery, then delete your other entry it will be less work.
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Hello, Yes I did find her in the Lakewood database and I've just added her to Findagrave. Her death date was 1986 however. The only William Bros listed in Lakewood is older, died in 1928 (he's in the same lot, so perhaps is a father or uncle to Ernest.)
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My Mother ran into Juanita Deckard Bray at the grocery store. Juanita was married to Ernest Paul Bray (buried Valhalla) the son of Ada Deckard Bray. She said that Ada and Ingram are buried in a Cemetery in New Richmond, Coal Creek twp, Montgomery Co. Indiana. That was where they lived. She could not remember the name of the Cemetery. At least this will give us a little more to go on.
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I am transcribing the entire Wheeling Township cemetery burials from the master list and cannot find this name on our list.
Are you sure they might not be in the Wheeling cemetery.
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Terry, there are 270 JOhn Sherwoods listed at Find A Grave will you go back and find yours and go to the right hand corner where it says edit and send the information that way so I will get the correct one. Thanks
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A few years ago when I was a full-time sports reporter, I wrote a column extolling the virtues of sports movies. Over the holiday weekend, I had the opportunity to view another movie that not only peaked my interest in a sport I had otherwise not given two thoughts about, but also renewed my faith in humanity.
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The good citizens of Iceland have two mega-problems this spring. One is their economic and banking situation, which is still in something close to meltdown mode. I cannot fathom finances and economics, so I'm in no position to really follow that part of the current and dreary Icelandic saga.
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Chad Ochocinco shows everyone some love on a quiet Saturday |
11.19.11 at 3:30 pm ET |
FOXBORO — This figured to be a very quiet Saturday inside the locker room.
Even by Patriots standards.
Most of the players had their moment with the media during the week and everyone was just wrapping up their belongings following a Saturday practice inside GIllette Stadium.
Then Chad Ochocinco happened.
First, standing in his electric green sweatshirt by his locker, he shouted to Aaron Hernandez and asked if he had yet downloaded Lady Gaga for his listening pleasure.
Hernandez looked back across the way at Ocho with a smile that said, "Sure, Ocho. Whatever."
The backstory here, of course, is that Ocho – in a team bonding moment – took a busload of teammates to Mohegan Sun for a Kanye West and Jaz-Z concert.
Hernandez was on that bus with Deion Branch, Kyle Love, Patrick Chung and Jerod Mayo.
Ocho wouldn't leave it at that. He said Lady Gaga was "real" music and he should get himself hooked on it.
Then, he addressed reporters in a very informal gathering in the middle of the room. He joked (maybe) about sitting down with a group of us over a meal and catching up on life. He still did not want to talk for the record, just chat and let everyone know that he's still Ocho.
He ended his chit chat by wishing everyone well and kissing a TV reporter on the cheek.
His kissing didn't stop there with the cheeky behavior. On his way out, he gave a hug and a smooch to Wes Welker, who could only accept the affection.
WIll this mean a big game for No. 85 on Monday?
He just gave a smile – but no kiss – when I asked.
Despite bumps and bruises, Wes Welker feels 'all right' and ready for Chiefs |
11.19.11 at 12:47 pm ET |
FOXBORO — The hits are starting to pile up. So are the games, and the stats.
So too, are the bumps and bruises.
Some of those nagging injuries can even force a star player to miss a practice or two as the season winds its way towards Thanskgiving.
That's why when Wes Welker missed a practice before the game with the Jets with a rib injury and showed up this week on the injury report with a knee ailment, no one panicked. Welker was also the one who had his helmet spun around on his neck by Troy Polamalu on Oct. 30, leaving him with a strained neck and his availability against the Giants in question.
"I feel all right," said Welker, who still leads the Pats in receptions (72), yards (1,006) and 99-yard TD catches (1). "I think everybody goes through different things through the season and you just have to manage them and get ready the best you can."
Welker, of course, played in the game against the Giants and has played in all nine games this season.
Welker was listed as limited in practice on Thursday and Friday with the knee issue but said he's not worried about it, nor does he feel missing practice time during the week to play it safe will negatively impact him once Monday night rolls around.
"I don't think so," Welker said. "I feel I've been here for a while and understand what the coaches want and what Tom wants and understand when it comes to [gameday] we have to take care of our business and be there and play well."
Welker was pressed about his knee issue and predictably, did not want to enlighten the media as to how it feels.
"That's something that we really don't talk about around here so, I'm just here getting ready and getting ready for the game this weekend," he said.
He did admit to one thing – having an extra day this week is a nice luxury at this time of year.
"It helps a lot, especially preparation-wise," Welker said. "Definitely, give your body an extra day but preparation-wise, it's about getting ready for Kansas City and making sure we're doing everything possible to get ready for them and the great defense they have."
Nuggetpalooza: NFL Nuggets! |
11.19.11 at 12:03 pm ET |
The Patriots don't play until Monday night this week. In the meantime, enjoy some random nuggets from around the NFL. But be sure to check back on Monday morning for my preview of the Patriots and Chiefs!
* – Visiting teams have won 10 games in each of the last two weeks, going 20-10 for Weeks 9 and 10 combined, a. 667 winning percentage. It's just the fourth time since 1970 that road teams have won ' of the games over a two week period:
.786 – 1983, Weeks 1 and 2 (22-6)
.733 – 2001, Weeks 10 and 11 (22-8)
.688 – 2008, Weeks 12 and 13 (22-10)
.667 – 2011, Weeks 9 and 10 (20-10)
* – There have already been 54 field goals made from 50+ yards this season, more than in 24 of the 25 full seasons from 1983 through 2007. They've tracked the stat since 1983 and the most in any season is 66 (2008). Methinks that record is going down this year. The Browns (Phil Dawson) kicked FIVE such field goals over a three week stretch (Weeks 7, 8, and 9).
* – The Lions have allowed only one touchdown this season on a drive of 10 or more plays, and it came way back in Week 1. The Steelers have allowed 11 such touchdowns, at least one in every game but one (Week 2).
* – Atlanta has been the NFL's worst offense in terms of first down efficiency this season, gaining four or more yards on first down just 40.9% of the time. This would be their third straight season ranked among the worst seven teams in this category.
* – The 49ers have not missed an extra point in 124 consecutive games, the longest current streak in the league. On the flip side, nobody has missed a PAT against the Bills in 148 games, also the league's longest streak.
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Why Ross Ventrone is uniquely qualified to be a Patriot |
11.18.11 at 8:06 pm ET |
FOXBORO — There is not a single player who knows the ups and downs and ins and outs of being with the Patriots more than safety and special teamer Ross Ventrone.
When you are involved in 21 transactions from the day you were signed as an undrafted free agent out of Villanova in April 2010, you get used to the roller coaster that is being a fringe NFL player.
"To be bounced around like that, it is pretty unique but week to week, I just look at it hopefully, I'm going to play," Ventrone said Friday. "I'm going to prepare like I'm going to play. I don't look at it any differently than if I was here the whole time.
"I don't get discouraged. Just keep working hard. I know things work out the way they do sometimes and the number system and different positions and everything. I just hope they bring me back and so far, so I'm just working every day to get better and better and help the team the best I can."
But Ventrone, trying to follow in the footsteps of his brother Ray, has not just accepted it, he's fully embraced it. And in the process, won the football heart of Bill Belichick.
"Great, he's handled it great," Belichick raved Friday, two days after Ventrone, who has been involved in 16 transactions in 2011, with his latest coming on Wednesday when he was signed back to the practice squad after being released on Monday. Just last Saturday, he was signed off the practice squad and added to the active roster for the Jets game.
Such is life for the man who calls himself @RustyBenson35 on Twitter. Belichick took Ventrone aside shortly after practice on Aug. 10 for an extended conversation. Hours later he was released. But clearly, part of that conversation was conveying the message that the Patriots and Belichick had every intention of bringing him back on the roster time after time because they liked his work ethic.
"We've had other guys along with him that have been on and off the practice squad or the practice squad or the roster but probably none more than him. He might lead the league in transactions. He has to be right up there," Belichick said. "But he's handled it great. We have a good line of communication and understanding, myself and Nick [Caserio] and Ross. We've talked about the various situations that he has been a part of and involved in. I think he's handled it great."
Ventrone says the yo-yo motion hasn't affected his love or focus for football.
"I never know what's going to happen. I just hope for the best and just keep working and getting after it," said Ventrone, who added he's not worried about another NFL team that might pick him up off waivers, ending his time in New England.
"I don't really get into that really much. It hasn't happened. I'm here. This is where I'm at right now. That's really all I'm focused on at the moment. Just worried about the Chiefs right now.
"Just in the knowledge of the game. Just being around this organization and the players I'm around. The knowledge of football I've gained through game-planning and schemes and all that. Week-to-week, just learning about other teams and then our schemes and being able to apply it on the football field so I can become a better football player and able to make plays that way."
Like Ross, Ray Ventrone played at Villanova and matriculated to the Belichick Patriots. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out a preview of Friday's edition of 'Patriots All Access' |
11.18.11 at 5:15 pm ET |
Patriots All Access airs Friday on WBZ-TV at 7 p.m. and immediately following on Patriots.com. Here are some of the highlights of this week's show:
·Exclusive footage from behind the bench and inside the victorious locker room from the Sunday night win over the Jets.
·A rare visit with Offensive Line Coach Dante Scarnecchia, along with thoughts from his lineman on what it's like to play for him.
·Scott Zolak chats with Head Coach Bill Belichick about the difficulty of preparing for a team (Kansas City) and a quarterback (Tyler Palko) with whom the Patriots are unfamiliar. And on The Belestrator, Belichick examines the Chiefs' running game as well as the power and speed of wide receiver Dwayne Bowe.
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Technology isn't 'the highest priority' with Bill Belichick |
11.18.11 at 3:07 pm ET |
FOXBORO — One of the more surreal scenes from "A Football Life: Bill Belichick" was the Patriots coach intensely studying at his desk and working off his computer while a technician was working on the television in his office. There was also the more humorous moment when he tried to set the clock in his car to Daylight Savings Time back in Oct. 2009.
He thought, you have all these buttons on the dash and there isn't a simple way to fix a clock radio in a car?
When asked about signals being called into the helmets of offensive and defensive players on the field, Belichick has often said he doesn't worry about the technology since he couldn't even figure out all the wires in the back of his computer.
On Friday, Belichick was reminded that teams like the Ravens have turned to installing portions of their playbook on the iPad. Has he thought of doing it with the Patriots?
"There's so much technology out there, you could go to whatever you want. I'm sure we have enough technological equipment in here to put the whole team on the moon," he said with his typically wry smile.
So – he was asked – are the Patriots sticking with good old-fashioned ring binders for their game plan?
"In the end, it comes down to ' you're at all the games ' it comes down to blocking and tackling and running and throwing and catching and kicking and solid fundamentals and all that. You could put the iPad on the super-duper wizard computer and whatever you want. You could throw all that crap on there and I'm sure it would come out great. I'm sure you could get some statistical analysis that would provide 28 theses for MIT. In the end, you have to go out there and play football." Read the rest of this entry »
Brian Waters says he has 'no earthly idea' what Chiefs will do Monday night |
11.18.11 at 2:33 pm ET |
FOXBORO — With a sincere smile on his face, Brian Waters on Friday – in front of his locker – was quick to dispel the notion that his 11-year career in Kansas City would be of any real benefit on Monday night when his Patriots take on the Chiefs.
"It's a different football team than the team I played [on]," the 34-year-old right guard said. "Every year every team is different. I'm not in their locker room, I'm not in their meeting rooms. I have no idea of the plays that are going to be called and have no idea. The players have changed, some guys have gotten a lot better, the techniques, some of those things are different. I'm really not of a great value in that aspect. That stuff is overrated. It really is. I've read other things from other players and other teams, that stuff is really overrated. Unless you're in that locker room, unless you're there preparing with them, you have no earthly idea what they're going to call and what they're going to do from play to play."
As for revenge, don't look for Waters to be playing angrily.
"There's no revenge-factor here, there's not one of those things where there's anger or things of that matter, it's just, I have a great amount for respect for those guys, I love a lot of those guys personally, but I'm a Patriot now," he added. "I'm here to try to win football games and be a product part of this football team, and that's something I'm going to take pride in, I always try to take pride in the job I do, and this will be no different."
He was a Pro Bowl lineman five times and an all-pro twice in Kansas City but he maintained Friday that is all out the window now.
"Again, I'm not there," he said. "If those guys learned anything from me in my time there, they're going to learn all my little tricks that I've played over my time so if they learn anything from me, they're probably going to use that to their advantage. Stuff like that, I think what it does is it causes you to focus on stuff they're probably not going to do, and you end up tricking yourself. Nah, this team does a great enough job and has great enough coaches to prepare, and the players do a great job in preparation, they don't need my help, they don't need my help in that way."
With the Chiefs ranked fifth in the NFL in rushing at 141.3 yards a game and with Waters former offensive line coach Bill Muir now calling the plays, Waters says one thing will stay the same – a commitment to the running game.
"I think that's always going to be an emphasis," Waters said. "I know that offensive coordinator, he was my offensive line coach. I know the emphasis is going to be running the football but more than that, they're going to do whatever they have to do to try and score points and move the ball. I know there's going to be a lot of stuff made about the quarterback situation but that's not going to stop them. They're going to run their game plan. They're not going to deviate from what they think is the best thing for their team."
As for head coach Todd Haley, any way his two years there with him might help Bill Belichick game plan?
"Some ways and some ways not," Waters said of Haley, who came to Kansas City after helping the Cardinals reach Super Bowl XLIII as Arizona's offensive coordinator. "You have to remember the head coach is from Arizona and other places so, he has a lot of influences on the things that go on there but there are some structural and operational things that are similar. Read the rest of this entry »


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