They'll still win the division. It took smoke and mirrors for them to lose this afternoon.

I wasn't just talking about coaches, but what the hell:

Mike Singletary, Russ Grimm, Bruce Arians (who helped developed Manning), Doug Marrone, Bob Sanders (GB), Cam Cameron (Offense)

For personnel guys, I would look internally to the people in San Diego, New England, Green Bay, Dallas, and Indy because those teams consistently draft the best players who make immediate impacts.

Maybe there's someone over in Europe? Trey Hillman's been such a smashing success that I'd like to import another coach.

ROFL

I knew there would be dissent when I posted this but Marty is tied with Stram for the most wins with this franchise. And a couple of years ago the Star took a poll of the Chiefs most popular all time coach and Marty beat Stram. I like winning and being on Monday Night football and going to the playoffs and that hasn't happened since Marty left.

He built them in 2 years. No players before he got there? No players in the top 5, it was all Marty.


Must be good shit. Bogart.

It was a great time to be a fan, but answer this question seriously and honestly: Do you think Marty can win it all?

How 'bout Mike Holmgren as GM? He'll be done in Seattle at season's end. He knows QBs.

PhilFree:arrow:

He hasn't yet but if you want to make something out of nothing in a hurry, Marty is your man. You can then bring in your "new blood" to run the playoffs. Any new blood will be a risk and could further set back our Super Bowl aspirations. I want to win now and Marty can do that. He's done it over and over. But he probably wouldn't come back here.

He was a horrible GM when at the helm in Seattle.

He was also the HC and it's just to hard to do both.

PhilFree:arrow:

That's not the question you guys should be asking. The better question is, can Marty take you back to the playoffs. You have to crawl before you can walk. Once he gets you back to that point, you can change coaches.

its just too bad that people in KC ran marty off. People should really appreciate him now and what he did during the 90s

There is something wrong with everybody. I'm not sure how many of the top candidates would take this job. I'm sure the Tuna wouldn't have. Beggars can't be choosers. But Marty might just to kick sand in Carl's face after he lost the power struggle.

But it is the question b/c a new coach will mean a new philosophy, etc. This isn't a 5-year project in the NFL. The next head coach needs to be the "right" guy, not just a bridge.

No there isn't. There's always something wrong with a retread, which is why they are retreads. New coaches are unknown commodities to an extent, but if they've shown a decent track record of fielding good units and developing players (Mike Tomlin), they have a hell of a lot more upside than bringing in Dom *****ing Capers or Norv Turner.