Chiefs Odds are Herm still employed after today...

Mojo Jojo · 01-23-2009, 10:05 AM

Let's look at some facts. I know facts don't play well on the board, but let's just try it for fun.

1. The Chiefs owe Herm 4 Million in '09.
2. A new HC will run you 2 to 4 Million in '09.
3. Everyone seems to think that Scott knows what he is doing as a GM.
4. Scott has Herm and his assistant coaches under contract.
5. Scott will not make a change JUST to make a change. HE will hire a guy he wants.
6. Why would Scott spend 6 to 8 million (Herm's money + the new guy's money) on the HC position next season for a guy he really didn't want? You will also have to figure in the expense of two coaching staffs (guy's under contract + new staff).

Conclusion: Don't fire the guy you have to pay anyway until you are sure (with signed contract) you have the guy you want. That is the way all good business are run.

01-23-2009, 10:05 AM	#11
Mojo Jojo Veteran Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Johnson County Casino cash: $10013802	Let's look at some facts. I know facts don't play well on the board, but let's just try it for fun. 1. The Chiefs owe Herm 4 Million in '09. 2. A new HC will run you 2 to 4 Million in '09. 3. Everyone seems to think that Scott knows what he is doing as a GM. 4. Scott has Herm and his assistant coaches under contract. 5. Scott will not make a change JUST to make a change. HE will hire a guy he wants. 6. Why would Scott spend 6 to 8 million (Herm's money + the new guy's money) on the HC position next season for a guy he really didn't want? You will also have to figure in the expense of two coaching staffs (guy's under contract + new staff). Conclusion: Don't fire the guy you have to pay anyway until you are sure (with signed contract) you have the guy you want. That is the way all good business are run.
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