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Philip Rivers has regressed, big time, his offenses have sucked and lacked imagination for years, and the Chiefs can find far better alternatives. **** Norv Turner and **** you. |
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Perfect fit for Pioli. We are so screwed |
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His scheme isn't obsolete. His talent has gotten shitty and he isn't the disciplinary coach to get everything out of these guys anyway. |
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Once again, **** Norv Turner. |
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If you have a disciplinary head coach which is a must for the Chiefs, it doesn't matter if your coordinators aren't motivators. As long as they can scheme and know how to coach fundamentals, and Norv is terrific at both. |
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Mike Sullivan, TB, for reals. |
I just cant get 100% behind some college n00b, it just seems like such a gamble at a critical spot.
ed, herp* Kelly is very intriguing, but how long could the gimmick work before the big boy DC's deconstructed it? Schiano is starting to look like an exception, but meh... i pretty much want a guy who already knows his way around the NFL. But that list of active pro guys doesnt exactly light my fire either, Clark needs to make the perilous journey to the Oracle at Delphi to get these next two decisions right. |
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Another reason Cowher would be a damn good fit for us?
His defense would turn the notch up and get the most out of our guys and that means more possessions for Geno and less points Geno has to out up for us to win games early in his career. Most of these defensive minded guys being talked about as a possible head coaching candidate are 4-3 guys and the means the defense would have a transitional year and Geno would probably need to score more to win games. |
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Bigger point is that Ray Horton and Gus Bradley both run schemes that fit the Chiefs' personnel. If not, you still have Rex Ryan out there or John Pagano or Rob Ryan. Quite a few 3-4 coaches out there. |
Mike f'n McCoy?? Seriously??? LMAO OMGz Peyton-led offense good!!!
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Yeah, you heard me right...I'd hire Bill before a GM is named. Seriously. |
This offseason has plenty of potential for sticky CP member tighty whities...
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David Shaw would be ****ing great!
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Cowher Gailey (or Norv) Ryan (or Rivera) I think if we find a way to get any combination of those guys, things are gonna get better quickly. |
Cowher wants GM responsibilities too.
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I could get on board with shaw but I don't think the fan base could at this point. I think this will have to be a name type hire, although it doesn't or shouldn't have to be.
If cowher wouldn't but in the offense, I'd be fine with him. I like the dc from San Fran as well or shaw. |
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Tbh, I would like the next HC to be the ****ing HC and let the coordinators coordinate
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Kyle Shanahan...? The kid is like 32-33. I dont see any NFL team turning the keys to a kid at this point regardless of who his dad is? Maybe down the road but I'd say that's AT LEAST 5 years down the road..
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Peter King @SI_PeterKing
RT @ChuckParker648: Ferentz have a realistic shot at any of the NFL vacancies? ... If Pioli gets to pick 1 more coach, bet he does. |
**** you, Peter King. You fat Boston Shill.
Go choke on some clam chowder. There is no more clueless, worthless national sportswriter. |
I can't believe it's actually a thought that pioli should keep his job. Amazing.
**** this franchise of shitdicks If your team sets records for being this shitty, goes 1-15 and has the first overall pick, it doesn't deserve to have fans |
I have no doubt in my mind that if Clark keeps Pioli's sorry ass around here and Romeo retires, Kirk Ferentz is our coach in 2013.
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Peter King is a ****ing moron. Kirk Ferentz? In KC? ROFL ROFL ROFL |
I'm just amazed that its possible or people think its possible pioli keeps his job
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I Pioli is here, I'm confident he'll **** up the HC pick regardless. But I'd bet my weiner it would be Ferenz
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Ferentz isn't even in my top 10 at this point, but the guy wouldn't be a terrible hire. He has consistently taken 2 and 3 talent and made the most of them and is a winner.
If we are gonna go the college coach route, he would be in my top three... |
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IMO top 3 college coaches. 1. David Shaw 2. Chip Kelly 3. Brian Kelly |
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David Shaw or bust IMO, if we go the college coach route. |
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He's the only other guy I'd trust at this point besides Shaw. |
I see some wanting McCoy and some not wanting anything to do with him. A lot of Bronco fans hate him but hes very under appreciated for what hes done. Built an offense in the middle of the season that was made to fit Tebow and was able to get us some wins. Then we got Manning and he was able to combine the Manning Colts offense with our terminology and the use of 2 back system that he never did in Indy.
Whats great about him is he adapts to the player he has. He doesnt really have a type of system where he needs certain type of players to fit his system. He can build a system that will fit whatever you guys have and will give them the best chance to succeed. The only problem I see with him is play calling. Thats the biggest thing we hate about him. But if he is able to build the system for the offense and have someone better calling the plays. He will be fine. |
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No to anyone from 'the tree' plz.
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Shaw is not only my top College HC choice but very serious candidate for the top choice even when you factor in NFL assistants. After Walsh and Harbaugh I'm comfortable with getting a Stanford HC if I'm an NFL GM. |
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"That’s why when Kelly walked into Gillette Stadium two years ago — and he’s been there three times total — ears perked up among the Patriots’ coaches, including Belichick. Kelly had become friendly with former Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien while both were rising in the college ranks. The UNH coaching staff would visit Brown, where O’Brien was coaching, for pickup basketball games and to talk X’s and O’s. Kelly told the Patriots he was moving to a no-huddle that only used one word to signify everything involved in a play. Sideline calls take too long. Wristbands too. One word is all that is needed.Kelly’s overall message to the Patriots: Don’t put a limit on your players’ minds; they will learn whatever you teach them. “I was interested to hear how he did it,” Belichick said. “I would say he expanded it to a different level and it was very interesting to understand what he was doing. Certainly I’ve learned a lot from talking to Chip about his experiences with it and how he does it and his procedure and all that.” |
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"Last offseason, Patriots coaches spent time with Kelly's staff. They learned how the Ducks run their high-tempo offense with such efficiency, and found out what aspects might translate into the NFL...The improvement of the run game is partly why the Patriots have 101 first downs in the past three games, the most by any offense in a three-game span since the merger. In 60 offensive possessions, the Patriots have just four three-and-outs." source: http://www.kval.com/sports/Chip-Kell...173994201.html |
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I think he worked with the Dolphins, too.
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