I'm looking for that sure fire super bowl coach too. I wonder who it is? Oh well, I'll take the best QB coach available by a wide margin and take my chances. Who'd you want?

The main thing Geno needs to do is make sure his footwork is good and that he drives the ball with zip in all areas of the field.

He has to look solid in all areas because there are things that Geno just won't be able to do better than some of the other QB's.

Yeah, like the point Messier brought up early, it's the reason these guys go with the safe option. Safe doesn't get you fired as quick. It usually takes longer to show that it was the wrong thing to do.


Whereas a big swing usually does.

As my buddy on Twitter, @ECStoner would say (paraphrasing): Glennon will nail every throw in drills, but once you get him in game situations, he's bound to let you down.

The guy's footwork and pocket presence are not good, you guys.

I'm guessing you are getting at arm strength?

Like what?

For head coach?

I personally like ANDY REID.

But his reputation as a QB "guru" has been inflated here.

Is he a good QB guy? Sure. Is he a genius? No, I really don't think so. I see a track record of having immense success with a guy drafted high and then a lot of meh...

Andy also identified Kevin Kolb as the only decent guy from 2007, if that matters.

Yep.

We already covered that. ;)

I guess I see the rebirth of Vick into a better version of his earlier self as a coaching job. And how many years did he coach without McNabb, three? And he turned two backups in to nice trades. Reid has done well with QBs. And knows the position better than any coach the Chiefs have ever had.

My bad, I just got here. :D

I think the Vick thing was smoke and mirrors, but thats just me.

They are projecting. Trying to throw out opinions that aren't in the norm to create conversation, and you are biting. It's had nothing to do with what the Chiefs might do. If a QB is impressive at the combine the Chiefs will take him. No question about it. You guys freaking on every person that throws out a different take that has nothing to do with the Chiefs is hilarious. The only exception would be Dorsey's comment, but he hasn't seen Geno workout or interviewed him. If his opinion is the same after that then go ahead and freak the **** out.

I agree that it was a good coaching job, but was it Reid understanding what Vick's limitations were and using him correctly or was it turning him into a BETTER QB?

I would contend it's the former, not the latter.

Again, I would MUCH prefer to see Reid turn guys like Kolb into a REAL QB rather than a trade piece.

Sure, it's a bonus to get value out of those guys but it would have been REAL VALUE if he actually got them to be GOOD QBs.