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Originally Posted by DeezNutz
I could care less if you agree with my opinion or not. We could all agree, hold hands, say Go Chiefs, and be thankful that we were back to the good ol' days of the BB.
I think we won in spite of Haley today.
Fantastic victory. Happy as hell it happened, and I love to put the screws to the Donkeys.
That said, this game NEVER should have been close. Please, explain where and how I'm wrong and how Haley's management of today's game contributed to the win.
I'll start: loved the aggressiveness on the first series. But, in typical Haley fashion, he's not prudent and logical with his approach. Castille, FTW.
Castille on the carry inside the 10. **** that Charles guy.
Just be glad that Denver's QB is as incompetent as our own.
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Well, i certainly feel the same about my opinion regarding everyone else. No, we dont have to agree, this place would be a huge, pointless bore if that was the case.
Ok, Haley had 2 questionable calls... but if Castille had seen the triple coverage on Cassel & just ran it for 3-4 yards, it wouldnt be this giant, end of the world blight on his record that its being trumped up as.
Haleys game management today was just fine IMO (you're welcome to yours i dont care)... i come to that conclusion because we ****ing
won! and anytime you win or lose, the head coach has a LOT to do with it.
Are you honestly saying his coaching skills had nothing to with it? that we coulda just had that guy in the stands in the DT jersey get the team ready this week, call the plays & steer the ship today?
But thats fine, the negatives here arent going to ruin my day or my Chiefs experience anyway.