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dirk digler 12-19-2011 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Brock (Post 8221723)
I agree that 64 is old for a head coach in the NFL, but that's really only if you look at the number by itself and not the man. Romeo seems like a pretty sharp guy and he's probably in a lot better health than somebody like Charlie Weis.

Also, the long hours that these guys work aren't really work in the conventional sense. This job isn't exactly rocket science, it's just thinking about ways to improve the team and its performance. I'm not necessarily sold on Crennel, but his age isn't a real compelling argument against.

I agree. And maybe I am wrong but I always thought the coordinators put in longer hours than the head coach.

The Bad Guy 12-19-2011 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini (Post 8221796)
It was his first press conference I think. He was asked if he would comeback as a DC he said maybe it would depend on what the HC wants. He then was asked if he wanted to be head coach and he said yes but wanted to be able to pick his guys.


Makes sense. I think he ends up being the guy with McDaniels as the OC.

I honestly have no opinion about the HC until Cassel is gone. If he's here, I don't care who we get at HC. It's an epic failure.

Phobia 12-19-2011 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221640)
I'm surprised this had to be explained to anyone.

I'm surprised you just kept saying "he's old, he's old, he's old" without throwing out a logical argument. That's a logical argument. I don't think its a legal argument but I understand THAT concern.

KCrockaholic 12-19-2011 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by AustinChief (Post 8221798)
It still illustrates my point... the idea that 64 is too old is ludicrous.

I agree. He's just pulling shit out of his ass. I would LOVE for somebody to do some research and break down overall records of coaches based on ages, categorizing them by 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, and so on. How interesting would that be?

And MAYBE if it came out that guys in the 60-70 range have bad records he could use that as an argument. But at this point he's baseless.

Hammock Parties 12-19-2011 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by AustinChief (Post 8221787)
So your entire argument is that due to the fact that he has lived 64 years he isn't qualified to coach the Chiefs? You base this on "trends" in the NFL...

No. My argument also takes into consideration that:

1. Interim head coaches don't go on to win SBs.

2. I don't believe Romeo is going to go get a QB.

3. His age guarantees he will be gone in a few years.

Hammock Parties 12-19-2011 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by KCrockaholic (Post 8221815)
But at this point he's baseless.

24 of 27 Super Bowl winners were under the age of 60.

Baseless?

Hardly.

Brock 12-19-2011 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221819)
No. My argument also takes into consideration that:

1. Interim head coaches don't go on to win SBs.

2. I don't believe Romeo is going to go get a QB.

3. His age guarantees he will be gone in a few years.

1. Jeff Fisher sure didn't.

2. Romeo isn't going to decide whether the Chiefs go get a QB. Neither would Jeff Fisher.

3. Poor performance will get a younger guy fired just as quickly.

KCrockaholic 12-19-2011 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221819)
No. My argument also takes into consideration that:

1. Interim head coaches don't go on to win SBs.

2. I don't believe Romeo is going to go get a QB.

3. His age guarantees he will be gone in a few years.

So basically, he's too old, and you've never seen an interim HC win a SB.

Yep, that settles it.

Brock 12-19-2011 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221822)
24 of 27 Super Bowl winners were under the age of 60.

Baseless?

Hardly.

Most NFL coaches have been under the age of 60. AN AMAZING COINCIDENCE? OR IS IT MORE?

Phobia 12-19-2011 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221759)
Coughlin and "interim" Romeo.

That's it.

Clearly we should follow this developing trend.

Your argument makes just as much sense as somebody demanding we run out and hire a 35 year old head coach simply because the Steelers won a ring when they did it.

KCrockaholic 12-19-2011 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221822)
24 of 27 Super Bowl winners were under the age of 60.

Baseless?

Hardly.

Like I've said. That doesn't take into account how many coaches during those seasons were in the 60+ range. There were more coaches in the 40-59 range than 60+ range, therefore, that number is skewed. NARROW MINDED ****.

Phobia 12-19-2011 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega (Post 8221822)
24 of 27 Super Bowl winners were under the age of 60.

Baseless?

Hardly.

You're bad, just very bad at analysis. Ask rainman to tell you why your 24 of 27 is bad data.

Hammock Parties 12-19-2011 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 8221828)
Your argument makes just as much sense as somebody demanding we run out and hire a 35 year old head coach simply because the Steelers won a ring when they did it.

Terrible comparison. I'm examining 50 years of NFL history and the current state of head coaching in the NFL.

Someone making your argument is examining one team and one head coach.

bricks 12-19-2011 11:33 PM

Jack McKeon coached the Marlins in his 70s, Connie Mack coached up to 87...Dick Lebeau is 72 and is still coaching...Romeo can do it... There is hope.

Hammock Parties 12-19-2011 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by bricks (Post 8221836)
Jack McKeon coached the Marlins in his 70s, Connie Mack coached up to 87...Dick Lebeau is 72 and is still coaching...Romeo can do it... There is hope.

Will Romeo have us playing small ball or swinging for the fences?


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