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Old 01-06-2010, 05:17 PM  
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Weis agrees to become OC for KC

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4802526 (credit dtrain for the link)
Sources: Weis accepts job with Chiefs
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By Chris Mortensen
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Charlie Weis has agreed to become the offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs, according to team and league sources.

Weis could be named to the position within the next 24 to 48 hours, the sources said.

Weis will be reunited with head coach Todd Haley, with whom he shared an office when both were young assistants with the New York Jets. Weis also will be reunited with Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli, who was the Patriots vice president of player personnel when Weis was the offensive coordinator for three Super Bowl championships before going to coach at Notre Dame.

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The Bears had also been in the mix to hire Weis as offensive coordinator but the Chiefs won out.

Haley ran the offense in his first year with the Chiefs after dismissing offensive coordinator Chan Gailey. Haley had expressed a desire to find a coordinator so he could better manage his head coaching responsibilities.

Weis was dismissed last fall with a 35-27 record in five seasons at Notre Dame.

"Charlie's a guy I have a great amount of respect for as a coach," Haley said Wednesday at his final news conference of the season. "He's a coach that system-wise, I would say we're as close as you can be. Charlie's a guy I consider a friend and I've talked to throughout the year, no different from some of the other guys I lean on for things and advice."

Haley has begun a staff evaluation and said he has already released offensive line coach Joe D'Allessandris and defensive line coach Tim Krumrie. Many fans also hope defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast will be replaced, possibly by former Cleveland coach Romeo Crennel.

Haley was noncommittal about Crennel and Pendergast.

"No conversations in that order to this point," he said.

The emergence of running back Jamaal Charles, voted the team's MVP, gives the offense something to build on next year.

"I really believe we were able to lay a foundation for the Kansas City Chiefs," Haley said. "We were able to set expectations for our players of what's expected of them both schematically and offseason, in season and practice -- the way we're going to do things as a team on a consistent basis. I believe that foundation was laid.

"It was a very difficult year, a year we were able to make progress, as evidenced by the way the season wound down."

The Chiefs are expected to be busy in the offseason trying to fill gaping needs, including defensive back, wide receiver, linebacker, defensive line and tight end.

They pick fifth in April's draft. The could have picked third, but instead ended Haley's rookie year on a rousing high by beating Denver 44-24 in the season finale.

Chris Mortensen is a senior NFL analyst for ESPN. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Old 01-06-2010, 05:40 PM   #76
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Old 01-06-2010, 05:40 PM   #77
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Heh, with the exception of running back, Weis is probably downgrading from an offensive skill position standpoint. Clausen, Tate, Floyd, and Rudolph would probably all be upgrades for this offense.
I don't disagree, I do think Rudolph and Floyd will be outstanding NFL players though.
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Heh, with the exception of running back, Weis is probably downgrading from an offensive skill position standpoint. Clausen, Tate, Floyd, and Rudolph would probably all be upgrades for this offense.
I'd take all four of them. Like you said....they're all instant upgrades.
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Old 01-06-2010, 05:40 PM   #79
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It's possible, but very, very low.

Let's not forget that this is the same team that had Cassel give a PC where he bashed all of the fans for getting on him, and who graded him w/o a single mistake in a game where he threw 4 interceptions.

Besides, with fat Charlie's "decided schematic advantage" we could run Cassel out there and win 12 games a year.

I still think it's gonna be Terrance Cody. Too many connections, too myopic of a draft record.
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I don't disagree, I do think Rudolph and Floyd will be outstanding NFL players though.
Hopefully we can grab Floyd next year.
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Hamas do you really think this team can win 12 games with Cassel?
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I'd put the Chiefs chances of picking up Clausen at about 1% before the Weis hire.

I don't know where I'd put it now. 15%? 20%? I'm more optimistic on that front than most.

It's about 1% chance he falls to us, though. So it's moot.
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This team couldn't win 12 games with Peyton Manning.

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I still think it's gonna be Terrance Cody. Too many connections, too myopic of a draft record.
Just wait Berry will on board as well and we take the fat turd from Bama.
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I'm not going to say he's going to make the chiefs the 2003 offense, but this move makes alot of sense.

I think this is a good start for the offseason. CW can get his ass in here, start working with scouts, attend the allstar games and have a jump on the time to help get "his guys" for the draft.

Similar systems, previous history.....and he's got legit NFL OC experience.
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Just wait Berry will on board as well and we take the fat turd from Bama.
If that happens, I will turn off the tv and go mow the lawn.
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