Kevin Ross says Chiefs players are cut off from the community

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Sad.

[Phobia]

Originally Posted by tk13

You never know about these things though. If the Chiefs had hired a head coach who was the OC of the 32nd ranked offense in the entire league, who was a Paul Hackett disciple, this board would've melted down. But Mike McCarthy has done pretty well for himself in Green Bay.

Since you put it that way, it sounds like we would have had an epic meltdown... complete with Clay videos and everything.

[oldman]

I'd love to see The Rock have some kind of input to the Chiefs, just not as a HC. Crap, I'd love to see Messers Cherry, Dawson, Waters, Arbanas, Budde, and Lanier come in as well. Those guys were real Chiefs, on and off the field.

[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by tk13

Is that the best you've got? I don't feel enough rage yet. You're getting mellow in your old age.

[InChiefsHell]

Originally Posted by DTLB58

Sounds like Haley.

Exactly. If Haley wouldn't have been a dumbass and gotten too involved in the offense, and had a OC that was worth a shit, I think he instilled the correct attitude in these players if nothing else. Now we got grandpa...

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

The other thing I've said before is how amazing it is that you could actually make the KC media hate the team. After years and years of puff pieces about Junior Siavii saving a puppy from drowning or Eric Warfield's apology this time (sincerely sorry this time).

The KC media could have saved ***** by running his propaganda for him. The guy is so clueless he spit on the people that were in the best position to help him.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Originally Posted by oldman

I'd love to see The Rock have some kind of input to the Chiefs, just not as a HC. Crap, I'd love to see Messers Cherry, Dawson, Waters, Arbanas, Budde, and Lanier come in as well. Those guys were real Chiefs, on and off the field.

Got to meet Kevin Ross, he was good friends with DT. Great guy. I was really surprised he wasn't taller than 5'9. mainly because the way he hit. You know you hit hard when they call you the rock.



This would be very cool. Developing players is going to be critical this year with our picks, especially our #1 overall QB.

The team has to be aggressive in getting someone to develop the new QB. A former QB would be great. Someone who was an all pro would be better.

Last thing we need is a guy turning into an Akili Smith, or even a Cam Newton.

Although this team HAS to understand that even IF it doesn't work out, just draft another one early, keep trying until you have a franchise guy. Don't wait 30freaking years.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by J Diddy

**** that. I want a guy with some head coach experience who, at some level, had some success with an aggressive offense and an aggressive defense. Someone who isn't a pussy boy and may not have all the answers but won't sit there after 5 losses and go I don't know what's going on or how to fix it.

I'm sick of good offenses and bad defenses, good defenses and bad offenses, bad offenses and bad defenses or, if I think back far enough, good offenses and good defenses but with a coach who was so scared of his shadow he didn't trust it.

You just described a soon to be fired HC at Philly.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

The other thing I've said before is how amazing it is that you could actually make the KC media hate the team. After years and years of puff pieces about Junior Siavii saving a puppy from drowning or Eric Warfield's apology this time (sincerely sorry this time).

The KC media could have saved ***** by running his propaganda for him. The guy is so clueless he spit on the people that were in the best position to help him.

Yeah but he has Nick in his corner. That counts for something.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by notorious

You just described a soon to be fired HC at Philly.

...that the Cowboys are going to snatch up as soon as they can Garrett.

[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by tk13

You never know about these things though. If the Chiefs had hired a head coach who was the OC of the 32nd ranked offense in the entire league, who was a Paul Hackett disciple, this board would've melted down. But Mike McCarthy has done pretty well for himself in Green Bay.

I just did a little fact checking on your post and everything you stated seems true.

But I admit I don't know every famous person in the world, and have them over for steak and lobster on a regular basis, so superficialities like facts may not apply in this case.

[Detoxing]

Originally Posted by tk13

You never know about these things though. If the Chiefs had hired a head coach who was the OC of the 32nd ranked offense in the entire league, who was a Paul Hackett disciple, this board would've melted down. But Mike McCarthy has done pretty well for himself in Green Bay.

It's amazing how good QB's can turn HC's into "Gurus" huh?

Get a QB.

Everything else will fall into place.

[gblowfish]

I LOVE Kevin Ross. This is the kind of guy we need on our coaching staff.
Other former Chiefs that would make great assistant coaches would be: James Hasty, Mike Maslowski, Greg Manusky, Marcus Allen, Tim Grunhard and Dan Saleamua.

[theelusiveeightrop]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

It's amazing how good QB's can turn HC's into "Gurus" huh?

Get a QB.

Everything else will fall into place.

This.^^^

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

I LOVE Kevin Ross. This is the kind of guy we need on our coaching staff.
Other former Chiefs that would make great assistant coaches would be: James Hasty, Mike Maslowski, Greg Manusky, Marcus Allen, Tim Grunhard and Dan Saleamua.

Agreed. /Colts

[whoman69]

I never understood why baseball teams bring back their old players as consultants in spring training and football teams don't. It would make sense to me that you would have extra coaches on the field to give more one on one attention to the players that need it.