Chiefs' Eric Bieniemy Returns to Camp Following Wife's Recovery and Blessing After Virginia Home Shooting
Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has rejoined the team, stating his wife's improving health and her encouragement were key to his return after a shooting incident at their Virginia residence.
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Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has returned to the team's training camp in Missouri, following a period away to support his family after a significant personal event. Bieniemy's wife, Mia, was shot on July 26 at their Virginia home, an incident that led to the arrest of their 27-year-old son, Elijah, in connection with the shooting.
Bieniemy rejoined the Chiefs last week, just before their preseason matchup against the Los Angeles Rams. He indicated that his wife's progress and her gentle urging were instrumental in his decision to come back, humorously noting that his constant presence during her recovery had been
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