McDaniels will be here next year.


Bank it.

Peyton Manning?

HE'S RETIRED
and sorta busy on sunday

Never happen, but I like Kirby Smart.

Never ever happen

The answers in this thread so far pretty much reinforce why I wasn't opposed to Crennel getting the job. There are not many "must have" HC prospects out there right now. There's so much turnover in the coaching ranks, the up and coming coordinators are getting snatched up prematurely and failing because they don't build enough of a coaching identity to build winning by anything other than a coach-by-numbers copycat approach.

Of course, I didn't expect Crennel's shortcomings to show up in such a fast and furious manner. Nor did I expect him to be so utterly useless to the defense.

Steve Mariucci

Dennis Green

Brad Childress

????

thoughts

Trolling?

Herm edwards?

Dont go with a college coach imo

I expected it. Because again, people obsess over X's and O's. I told people months ago, Romeo is way too likable a guy to be a good head coach and he cares too much about the thinking part of the game to worry about conditioning.

The Chiefs have to stop hiring based on resume or fit with their offense or defense. They need to start interviewing good motivators, leaders, and teachers. You can find those if you look hard enough. And they're not always on elite defensive or offensive staffs. If you narrow the coaching pool down to your small tree, you're screwed.

We already had a poll on this.

:Lin:

Honestly, if you put a QB on this team that doesn't have a 3 & out or a turnover every other possession, I think you'd be surprised how much better this defense looks throughout the course of a game.

Does not excuse them for looking horrible on opening drives however. That is primarily due to teams throwing out of our base front (a 3-4, odd) and our failure to get a pass rush.

The talent is there.

Romeo does not know how to motivate and lead. He is good at the coordination stuff.

I really like the guy as a DC. He shouldn't have been hired as a head coach. He took the players out of the weight room and put them into the film room, and now they're soft. He skipped tackling drills and now our players forgot how to tackle. Our defense went from wanting to punch you in the throat to playing read-and-react. And we're making mental mistake after mental mistake. Our special teams, which are usually a testament to the discipline of your team, keeps making mental breakdowns.

While I agree with you, Romeo's still going to get the team to underperform.

The defense still shows flashes when they are in the game. Look at SDs first 3 drives after Charles scored. They clearly don't believe in Cassel and they become frustrated by his lack of production. It's not hard to understand, especially if you played football at some point defensively with a shitty offense.

I do agree that Romeo is not good in terms of instilling discipline. However, you get this team a QB that they believe in, the D will play like a top 10 team. ****, look at how they played with Kyle ****ing Orton.

Overall though Chiefzilla, good post.