I want Deberg.

I don't know you very well, but I'm pretty sure this is sarcasm......Right?

Check your rep

If Cassel gets another QB coach, he needs one for the purpose of improving his mechanics, etc. I don't think Gannon would be good fit in that regard.

Thing is, I have no clue about Gannon's coaching ability. Success at playing the position doesn't guarantee success coaching it.

Gannon has a TV job, genious.

Even Sean "Let me take a photo of my junk on my phone" Salisbury wasn't dumb enough to leave TV to be QB coach of the Cardinals when offered.

Sure, guys from eras when the players made about 8 bucks would come back because they need the money, but it's not going to happen with any of the truly successful and wealthy post-FA guys.

This is at the same level as the "make Trent the QB coach" discussions.

DeBerg would be much better.

I wouldn't want Gannon any way.

I every one is under the mistaken impression that if "we'd only kept Gannon, he would have been MVP for us, throw for 5000 yards, yada, yada.

The guy was very comparable to Grbac when he was in KC. He only succeeded in that very specific version of the WCO that Chuckie ran with two HOF WRs who ran up a ton of YAC. Gannon sucked in KC's WCO. He was the ultimate system QB.

We don't run a WCO in KC. Not to mention we don't let ex-players inside Arrowhead any more unless they are holding a ticket.

Not saying Gannon would, but don't you think it is possible that some player who didn't win a SB might want to try it as a coach of some sort. I could see that happening.

Do we also get to bring in a QB coach that can teach the technique on how to throw the long ball?

i imagine Weis will be QB coach and OC since he did the same at ND etc


not that i like it, i prefer a QB coach who does nothing but help the most important in the game but ...

Not exactly true. Ron Powlus (yes, THAT Ron Powlus) was the QB coach at ND during Weis' tenure. Sure, Weis had a big hand on teaching Brady and Clausen, but the QB coach was Powlus.

Also, like wild1 said, I'm sure Weis has guys in mind to fill his offensive staff.

wow ... my bad.

i could of sworn that i heard during one of the ND games that Weis was the QB coach.

Gimme a ****ing break.

Mike Singletary didn't play in the era of Free Agency. He didn't earn $40 million dollars during his playing career nor did he ever earn in excess of $4 million dollars per year in the broadcast booth.

The idea that ANY Free Agency era player that earned in excess of $10 million dollars per year in the course of their career would want to put in 100 hours a week as a position coach is LUDICROUS.

USE YOUR BRAIN, PEOPLE.

**** you.

You're the ****ing idiot that repeatedly makes stupid comments yet when called on them, you use excuses like "I'm busy" or "I have to go to work".

But go ahead and name me a SINGLE player in the past decade that earned in excess of $10 million dollars that's WILLING to put in 100 hours a week as a position coach.

I'll be waiting.