Chiefs Add Another Assistant Coach
Todd Haley continues to flesh out his coaching staff and has added Nick Sirianni as the team’s offensive quality control coach.
Sirianni comes to Kansas City after three years coaching at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, in Indiana, PA. He handled the wide receivers for the Crimson Hawks (2006-08) on the staff of Lou Tepper. IUP went 25-7 over the last three seasons on the NCAA Division II level.
He went to IUP after two seasons coaching the secondary at his alma mater, Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio (2004-05). Sirianni was a three-year starter at Mount Union as a wide receiver, catching 52 passes for 998 yards and 13 touchdowns during his senior season. During Sirianni’s time there, Mount Union won three NCAA Division III championships (2001 and 2002 as a player and 2005 as an assistant coach.)
The 27-year old Sirianni is a 1999 graduate of Southwestern Central School in Jamestown, New York. His older brother Jay is now the head football coach at Southwestern Central and another older brother Mike is the head coach at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvania.
Another BRILLIANT move by Pioli/Haley.
Yawn…
This is the guy who picks up the donuts on the way to the stadium each morning, right?
Cool hire, he has a future in the NFL…the sarcasm is kind of ridiculous, these guys just started evaluating the roster, cmon…to sign a bunch of guys immediately day one to big deals…this quickly…please….he went out and got a leader to help the transition…
They arent changing the entire roster, maybe they see hope for improved play by some of those in place in the 3-4…
I don’t get it. What’s the connection with this kid? There’s got to be a link somewhere. No way they hire some 27 year old kid from Div II football without a connection.
If you pay me $100,000 a year, I’ll bring you all the donuts you want.
Remember the scene in “Major League” where the two construction workers are looking at a roster in the news paper, one of them says “Who the %!@* are these guys” LMAO
Someone tell me please, just what does a Quality Control coach do?