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Old 11-26-2012, 06:30 PM  
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:07 PM   #46
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:08 PM   #47
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:12 PM   #48
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:13 PM   #49
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We could play "Can you top this" for a good long while, regarding shit that happened in that game.

LJ's non-block.

Now I'm pissed, too.
sorry, it was my fault. I went to that game....
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:13 PM   #50
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TOP was probably about the same. Only difference was we scored touchdowns instead of punting/fumbling/throwing picks/the odd field goal on every possession.
KC was always top 3 in TOP when DV was here. We dominated TOP.

Largely because our D gave up TD's in 5 plays or less almost every time the opponent touched the ball.
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:35 PM   #51
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I love Vermeil, he's one of my favorite coaches in any sport, but he probably gets too emotionally attached to guys to be a GM. Coach is where he belongs... with an intelligent GM making personnel decisions. There aren't many guys who can handle strategy and fundamentals better than him though, even today. Just look at how disorganized we appear on both sides of the ball anymore.
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:38 PM   #52
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:38 PM   #53
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:51 PM   #54
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Ya, and the Eagles game we held like a 17 point lead at one point....then lost. The Bills game we could only score 3 point on the road against a 5-11 team.
That Bills game was among Trent's worst games as a Chief.

That said, he was one of the best Chiefs quarterbacks of all time.
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:51 PM   #55
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Many of the same dumbshits who still talk smack about Vermeil have squirting orgasms over the likes of Herm, Haley and Romeo.
Yeah, if I ever want a guy to build half a team, he's the first one I'll call, you ****ing tool.
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Old 11-26-2012, 10:59 PM   #56
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It could be argued his last team (2005) was his best team in KC. They were on a fairly nice roll the back half of the season.
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Yes. They might have gone on quite a playoff run that year...part of that 6th seed making a run phenomenon. Didn't Pittsburgh edge us out and then go on to win the Super Bowl that year? I'm not sure.
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Yep. Cowhers only SB title. They were 10-6, same as us....one of those odd years where 10 wins wasn't enough for a playoff berth. If only we had beat the Eagles, Cowboys or Bills that season.......
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And IIRC, that Cowboys game was the one where we had the phantom hold in the end zone and then drove down for a FG only to see it get shanked. Now I'm just getting pissed.
Was that the season that we played the Bengals in week 17? LJ went off that game but I think the Steelers were playing the Lions or some bullshit ass team that you knew had no chance of knocking them off.

And the Dallas game LJ had 3 TDs but whiffed on an easy block that lead to an INT or sack/strip fumble or some shit. What was it?

I feel like that was forever ago.
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Old 11-26-2012, 11:13 PM   #57
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I love Vermeil, he's one of my favorite coaches in any sport, but he probably gets too emotionally attached to guys to be a GM. Coach is where he belongs... with an intelligent GM making personnel decisions. There aren't many guys who can handle strategy and fundamentals better than him though, even today. Just look at how disorganized we appear on both sides of the ball anymore.
About how i feel about him. I loved him as a HC. Shoot me.....we could do alot worse than him and we have obviously. Dude was nails on offensive strategy and fundamentals as you mentioned.

His biggest flaw was stubborn loyalty to coaches and players no matter how flawed they were.
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Was that the season that we played the Bengals in week 17? LJ went off that game but I think the Steelers were playing the Lions or some bullshit ass team that you knew had no chance of knocking them off.

And the Dallas game LJ had 3 TDs but whiffed on an easy block that lead to an INT or sack/strip fumble or some shit. What was it?

I feel like that was forever ago.
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About how i feel about him. I loved him as a HC. Shoot me.....we could do alot worse than him and we have obviously. Dude was nails on offensive strategy and fundamentals as you mentioned.

His biggest flaw was stubborn loyalty to coaches and players no matter how flawed they were.
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Wow, what a stud. Great drafts, too. He really left the Chiefs in great shape.
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And IIRC, that Cowboys game was the one where we had the phantom hold in the end zone and then drove down for a FG only to see it get shanked. Now I'm just getting pissed.
Yeah, I'm not even gonna think about that. IIRC, It's also the year when thy wouldn't let T Green audible against Philly and they cam back from 17 down.
We win that game, or the one against Dallas, where Fujita knocked the ball away from Green, and we have a chance at the SB.
Although we would probably end up playing the Colts, and have another punt less game.
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