Chiefs Chiefs Must Hire Jeff Fisher - Page 6

Hammock Parties · 12-25-2011, 12:35 PM

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With their Christmas Eve loss to the Oakland Raiders, the Kansas City Chiefs are on the clock for 2012. In two weeks we’ve seen what Romeo Crennel can do. Now it’s time to see what Jeff Fisher can do.

Had the Chiefs won on Saturday, coupled with losses by San Diego at Detroit and Denver at Buffalo, Kansas City had a chance to win their second consecutive AFC West title.

But that didn’t happen thanks to a horrific offensive game plan, Dwayne Bowe’s drop in the end zone in the first half and two long bombs that took advantage of KC’s pitiful deep secondary. So with the Chiefs out of the playoff chase, it’s time to get realistic about the future of this football team. That means Chairman Clark Hunt needs to hire Jeff Fisher as Kansas City’s next head coach.

I’ve seen all I need to see in regards to interim head coach Romeo Crennel. He’s a great defensive coordinator. He’s been the primary reason the Chiefs have six wins to this point in the season. But going forward, he’s not the right fit at head coach.

If you want to be the permanent head coach, you don’t allow your team to lose it’s fifth straight to Oakland at home. It’s harsh, but Crennel failed his audition to become the next head coach of the Chiefs.

Defensively, his talents are unprecedented. There isn’t a better coordinator at the NFL level than Crennel. As a head coach, he’s not as sharp. Granted, he’s inheriting the mess leftover by his predecessor, Todd Haley. But had he won on Saturday, I might have felt different.

With rumors already circulating that the Chiefs might have something in place with Jeff Fisher, it’s time to discuss his hire as a potential reality. In my view, other than Bill Cowher, who reportedly interviewed with the San Diego Chargers last week, Fisher is the only option for the Chiefs.

After continual run-ins with Titans owner Bud Adams, Fisher was let go a year ago. Ever since then, he’s kept an eye open for his next NFL gig.

Should the Chiefs hire him, Fisher will bring a coaching stability to the organization that hasn’t been present since Marty Schottenheimer. Before that, you’d have to go back to Hank Stram as a stabilizing force.

Fisher is in that class, and could spend the next 10 years at the helm of the Chiefs. I believe that’s what Clark Hunt is looking for as he takes a more hands-on role with his football team.

There’s been much said about his unwillingness to spend money, but that won’t be the case in his search for KC’s next head coach. He’s already paying general manager Scott Pioli a king’s ransom, so I can’t see why he would be stingy when it comes to grabbing one of the best coaches available.

Per our source, Hunt is prepared to pay whatever it takes to land one of the premier coaching candidates. That includes Fisher.

But does Fisher want to coach the Chiefs? He’d be a fool not to. Of all the coaching vacancies open now or in the near future, Kansas City is poised for long-standing success. With plenty of starters returning on both sides of the ball next year, a ton of cash to spend in free agency and quite likely a last place schedule in 2012, the Chiefs might even be favored to win the AFC West next year.

The rebuilding process in Kansas City is nearly over. Right now it’s a matter of Hunt, Pioli and, hopefully, Fisher, getting this team ready to take the next step. With the lockout behind us, they’ll enjoy a normal offseason.

The 2011 season should serve as a learning experience for Hunt, Pioli, the coaching staff and most of the players. There’s a fine line between the 32 teams in the NFL. On any given Sunday, any team can beat another.

In Kansas City next season, Fisher could make that dynamic work for the Chiefs and return the franchise to the playoffs.

The organization needs to seize this opportunity, learn from their previous mistakes and charge ahead. The Chiefs need to reward their enormous fan base for their long standing patience and support.

It’s time to bring in the right head coach. Someone with fresh ideas and no ties to anyone else within the organization. It’s time for a new direction.

That means it’s Fisher time in Kansas City.

**007** · 12-25-2011, 06:24 PM

Lets face it, the Chiefs are never going to get it right. The sooner we all just accept it the sooner we can move on with our lives.

Agent V · 12-25-2011, 06:32 PM

Fisher runs a 4-3, for one. And didn't he already state that he wasn't interested? Or was that not a reputable source?

ChiefsCountry · 12-25-2011, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by KCChiefsfan50/50

Give a name.

A "young and upcoming" HC, which is what you've stated before is too vague.

Go on record with an actual name.

He has said plenty of time dumbass that he wants Mke Pettine.

Raiderhater · 12-25-2011, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Bane

Why don't we just go out and get our own coach and turn him into a Jeff Fisher that doesn't suck?

I see some idiots here still love dumpster diving for other teams left overs.

They have become conditioned to it.

milkman · 12-25-2011, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

He has said plenty of time dumbass that he wants Mke Pettine.

Who?

ChiefsCountry · 12-25-2011, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

Who?

Jets Defensive Coordinator?

milkman · 12-25-2011, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Jets Defensive Coordinator?

That's not the guy.

I am looking at a DC, though.

FloridaMan88 · 12-25-2011, 06:45 PM

ChiefsCountry:

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He has said plenty of time dumbass that he wants Mke Pettine.

Lactose Dumbshit:

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That's not the guy.

I am looking at a DC, though

**ShortRoundChief** · 12-25-2011, 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by scott free

Name the last coach who lit it up in Cleveland.

Thats all i ask.

Schottenheimer?

FloridaMan88 · 12-25-2011, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

Once a again, comprehension failure, dumbass.

MP are the initials of the up and comer I've stated I'd rather have.

And no to the dumbass that thinks MP stands for McDaniels.

I've always thought of you as the Queen of Dumbasses, but you've now gone out of your way to confirm it.

Let's recap... you've gone out of your way to avoid revealing who you actually WANT to be the Chiefs next HC. That of course is typical of your M.O. You do anything to avoid having to reveal who or what you are FOR... you'd rather just rail on what or who you are against.

So you claim you are for a "up and coming" assistant coach to be the next Chiefs HC whose initials are "MP".

This is your more elaborate explanation in a previous thread:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=18

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If we want someone new and fresh, the way I'd rather go, I'd take Mike Pagano.

So you want someone named "Mike Pagano"... one problem... there is no one named "Mike Pagano" who fits the bill as an "up and coming" assistant coach in the NFL currently. In fact there is no one named "Mike Pagano" in the NFL coaching ranks currently PERIOD.

Perhaps "Mike Pagano" is related to Charles "Chuck" Pagano, current Baltimore Ravens Defensive Coordinator?

Pretty pathetic that you can't even get the name of the "up and coming" NFL assistant coach you are allegedly supporting to be the Chiefs next HC correct. But it is to be expected given that you are a DUMBSHIT.

You also apprently don't know what "up and coming" means when it relates to NFL assistant coaches. If you did, perhaps you wouldn't be using the term to describe 51 year old Pagano who has spent the past 25+ years bouncing around college (for the most part) and the NFL as an assistant coach.

That is your definition of "up and coming"?

**Bob Dole** · 12-25-2011, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Guru

Lets face it, the Chiefs are never going to get it right. The sooner we all just accept it the sooner we can move on with our lives.

Which is pretty much what Bob Dole finally managed to do this season.

**Gonzo** · 12-25-2011, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by KCChiefsfan50/50

I've always thought of you as the Queen of Dumbasses, but you've now gone out of your way to confirm it.

Let's recap... you've gone out of your way to avoid revealing who you actually WANT to be the Chiefs next HC. That of course is typical of your M.O. You do anything to avoid having to reveal who or what you are FOR... you'd rather just rail on what or who you are against.

So you claim you are for a "up and coming" assistant coach to be the next Chiefs HC whose initials are "MP".

This is your more elaborate explanation in a previous thread:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=18

So you want someone named "Mike Pagano"... one problem... there is no one named "Mike Pagano" who fits the bill as an "up and coming" assistant coach in the NFL currently. In fact there is no one named "Mike Pagano" in the NFL coaching ranks currently PERIOD.

Perhaps "Mike Pagano" is related to Charles "Chuck" Pagano, current Baltimore Ravens Defensive Coordinator?

Pretty pathetic that you can't even get the name of the "up and coming" NFL assistant coach you are allegedly supporting to be the Chiefs next HC correct. But it is to be expected given that you are a DUMBSHIT.

You also apprently don't know what "up and coming" means when it relates to NFL assistant coaches. If you did, perhaps you wouldn't be using the term to describe 51 year old Pagano who has spent the past 25+ years bouncing around college (for the most part) and the NFL as an assistant coach.

That is your definition of "up and coming"?

Ruh-Roh...
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Hammock Parties · 12-25-2011, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by chief103182

Fisher runs a 4-3, for one. And didn't he already state that he wasn't interested? Or was that not a reputable source?

Most people don't count Harry as reputable.

**BigMeatballDave** · 12-25-2011, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega

Most people don't count Harry as reputable.

Or Nick Assclown

milkman · 12-25-2011, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by KCChiefsfan50/50

I've always thought of you as the Queen of Dumbasses, but you've now gone out of your way to confirm it.

Let's recap... you've gone out of your way to avoid revealing who you actually WANT to be the Chiefs next HC. That of course is typical of your M.O. You do anything to avoid having to reveal who or what you are FOR... you'd rather just rail on what or who you are against.

So you claim you are for a "up and coming" assistant coach to be the next Chiefs HC whose initials are "MP".

This is your more elaborate explanation in a previous thread:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=18

So you want someone named "Mike Pagano"... one problem... there is no one named "Mike Pagano" who fits the bill as an "up and coming" assistant coach in the NFL currently. In fact there is no one named "Mike Pagano" in the NFL coaching ranks currently PERIOD.

Perhaps "Mike Pagano" is related to Charles "Chuck" Pagano, current Baltimore Ravens Defensive Coordinator?

Pretty pathetic that you can't even get the name of the "up and coming" NFL assistant coach you are allegedly supporting to be the Chiefs next HC correct. But it is to be expected given that you are a DUMBSHIT.

You also apprently don't know what "up and coming" means when it relates to NFL assistant coaches. If you did, perhaps you wouldn't be using the term to describe 51 year old Pagano who has spent the past 25+ years bouncing around college (for the most part) and the NFL as an assistant coach.

That is your definition of "up and coming"?

I ****ed up a name.
Big deal.

That isn't even the firsttime today.

Up and coming is a guy that's ready to take the reigns of a team, regardless of age, and 51 isn't that old.

And you are the only stupid mother****er that thinks I refuse to commit to anything.

But that's to be expected from the useless ****ing dumbass that thinks I like herman ****ing Edwards.

I get it.
You don't like me because I called you out for the usless ****ing dumbass prick you are the moment you showed you useless ****ing self around here.

Tell us again how Dick Vermeil was this great coach who got the Chiefs into the playoffs one time in 4 years.

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12-25-2011, 06:32 PM	#77
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