Offensive league offensive mind.

He also went to a SB with Stewart right? Or was that Neil O'Donnell?

What coach doesn't want a high octane, high output offense these days?

Crennel?

:)

This x1000

Not anything against def minded HC's, but unless you have a great QB, they will make your head spin out of control with the decisions they make.

O'Donnell, 1995.

And the Steelers promptly let him go.

Herm

O'Donnell

Every team needs a QB today.

The Chiefs are on those teams that doesn't and hasn't for 40 years.

Defense, defense, defense.

Offensive head coaches want to tinker with the offense or even run it altogether. There's just too much complexity in NFL schemes these days for me to think that someone that is running his own offense is also as effective as a head coach.

The guys that pull it off like Payton have a quarterback that is so versed in the offense that he becomes a de facto OC.

A guy like Chip Kelly is going to want his paws all over that offense and is going to be a mad tinkerer. I just don't like it.

I want my coach to instill toughness, discipline and attitude in his players. Those are traits more commonly found in defensive coaches/players. The swagger from a football team generally builds through its defense.

You absolutely need a good offense to win these days, but I think you get that from a qualified, creative OC working under an organized, focused HC.

I think Gus Bradley is still my guy.

Oh, I don't agree with that.

I just think he's clueless.

Herm's not an NFL coach

I prefer Ray Horton to Bradley because I think you're seeing a shitload of Pete in Seattle.

Let's not forget, the guy is a Super Bowl winning DC with the 49ers and his teams have always been strong defensively, whether in the NFL or at USC.

I do that's why they hired Duhball. Guys like Romeo want to have a ball control offense. **** that.

McCoy as HC please.