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11-25-2007 10:59 PM |
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Originally Posted by Hoover
We need to stick with Herm.
While I agree that he isn't the best manager of the game, I like him as a talent evalulator, and he seems to always have his team ready to play.
I don't think its a good thing to constantly be changing coaching staffs in hopes to strike lightning. I like what I see on defense and I don't want to see us take a step back on that side of the ball. We need some help on offense, but we struck gold with Bowe and a lot of talent in the skill positions. we ust need some linemen.
Give it time folks, hell you've made it this long whats another year. Plus I'd rather watch a good defensive team who is in every game then the crap DV was selling.
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Really? You think Herm has his team ready to play? Are you kidding me?
I haven't seen a coach since I started watching the Chiefs do such a poor job at getting his team prepared.
I don't like what I see on defense. I think this is a decent defense, but people praise it as if it is the best thing they've seen? this defense is built to just "not give up the big play"...Yeah there are flashes of talent, but it's clear it can get exposed on a given day.
The Chiefs suck at stopping the run. Inconsistent there, and haven't fixed that aspect of their D. That's the first thing you need to work on when building a defense.
I said it once, and I'll say it again, the Chiefs will never have a good offense as long as Herm is the coach. You know why? Because he handcuffs offenses! It's that simple. He doesn't believe in scoring points. His attitude and philosophy is what is strangleholding this team.
I have no faith in the guy. NONE! If people say he is a talent evaluator, then he should just go where he belongs, be a scout, and stay away from coaching.
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