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    Steelers’ Haley worried about Chiefs, not revenge

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    By KMAN Staff on November 9, 2012 Professional Sports

    PITTSBURGH (AP)   Todd Haley isn’t looking for revenge against the Kansas City Chiefs.

    The former Chiefs coach   now the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator   says he’s trying to treat Monday night’s matchup between his former employer and his new one like just another game.

    Haley was fired by the Chiefs with three weeks left in the 2011 season. He insists he’s moved on and has no extra incentive to beat Kansas City. Haley joked he’ll be excited if the Steelers win and depressed if they lose, just like always.

    It hasn’t taken long for Haley to mesh with Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who is on pace to set career highs in attempts, completions and touchdowns.

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