Snyder is the second coming of AD. We can hope that after AD dies, snyder changes teams. :evil:

I just want to see our defense crashing through offenses rather than this bend but don't break bullshit. Spagnuolo also has coached every defensive position. My worry is that he may not be great at developing players. He came to the giants in 2007. That by no means inspires confidence on that level for me. I guess he was with the Iggles during their glory years. But was that him developing them or Johnson? I guess it's just a risk you have to take.

He can keep him on staff. Just get him the **** away from the QBs.

Well not every coach thinks hiring their friends is a good idea when the friend isn't good at what he does.

Tell that to Don Shula.

Or Dick Vermeil (see Mike White, Greg Robinson, et al).

And many, many more...

When guys get old I think their ideas change, Vermiel just wanted people he was familiar with, hell he wanted to guys guys like Hicks for that reason.

Hell, fire Dick Curl before he gets here! Problem solved.

until he took the lb coach with the bolts, he had been on teams that were tough defensively, has consistently been on teams who have not only been to the playoffs but have actually made it to the divisional championship game.

as a defensive coordinator for chicago, he did this:

2003 - 21.6 ppg allowed (year before Rivera)

2004 - 20.7 ppg allowed
2005 - 13.6 ppg allowed
2006 - 15.9 ppg allowed

2003 - 19 sacks (year before Rivera)

2004 - 32 sacks
2005 - 41 sacks
2006 - 38 sacks

2003 - 78.8 qb rating against (year before Rivera)

2004 - 76.86 qb rating against
2005 - 62.57 qb rating against
2006 - 65.58 qb rating against

2003 - 309.2 yards allowed per game (year before Rivera)

2004 - 336.9 yards allowed per game
2005 - 290.8 yards allowed per game
2006 - 295.2 yards allowed per game

the year he leaves chicago... most of their stats begin to sink again

2007 - 21.8 ppg allowed
2007 - 42 sacks
2007 - 82.81 qb rating against
2007 - 354.7 yards allowed per game

they guy is a proven defensive leader and chicago made a big mistake in letting him go and in a situation where steve would be the hc for the chiefs it is a match made in heaven. not only are they of the same mind defensively... they have also worked on the same staff so are already acquainted.

Logic? You've spewed enough fuzzy logic to knit a sweater. Let me see: 'Seifert didn't win with the Panthers, therefore, all other successful coaches will fail when they go to a new team.' You are a moron. I'll call your Seifert and raise you a Mike Holmgren, a Dan Reeves, a Dick Vermeil, and a Bill Parcells.

Back in the day, I'm sure you told everyone that Tony Dungy was worthless and anyone that tried to make Shaun King an NFL qb was a complete idiot and would never be able to coach a team to a winning record, let alone a Super Bowl. Yeah, keep typing Sparky, you're lighting it up.

Why are you offering viable solutions instead of just ripping other posters? :)

I couldn't draw up a worse list of candidates if I ****ing tried.

Herm hasn't done shit. Know the difference, or stfu.

Thats exactly what I was thinking. I don't click on these threads so I can waist my time reading about solutions to the Chiefs problems. I'm here to see the keyboard beat downs with hopes of seeing a good old fashioned pile on.

This thread is about who would YOU go after, but in true Dane the Dick form, you've done nothing but BASH other people's opinions, while not offering any kind of solutuion of you're own, other than a guy who would never come here.

Way to go, you ****ing arrogant Dick.

NO to all the guys in the thread starter.

I second the Ron Prince idea.

(I can only handle cheering for one shitty team at a time, and I have season tickets already for the Cats)