Monte Kiffin resigns from USC

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Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

That's why he's better than Cowher. Period.

At least Gruden had success with two teams. You know he's gonna come here and make us respectable at least.

Cowher? How do you know he can recapture what he did in Pitt? You don't. You also don't know if he's truly committed to a pass-first offense.

**** Bill Cowher.

Dude, weren't you pimping Jeff Fisher all off-season?

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Originally Posted by Chiefs=Good

Dude, weren't you pimping Jeff Fisher all off-season?

Did you have a better solution at the time?

Idiots on here wanted Romeo, and tried to tell me he was a better coach.

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Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

Did you have a better solution at the time?

Idiots on here wanted Romeo, and tried to tell me he was a better coach.

Id argue that wed be in a much worse position long term had we hired Fisher. And im not quite sure how you can hate on Cohwer yet pimp Fisher..

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Originally Posted by Chiefs=Good

Id argue that wed be in a much worse position long term had we hired Fisher. And im not quite sure how you can hate on Cohwer yet pimp Fisher..

I pimped Fisher because he was the best coach available last offseason.

I'm not gonna complain if Cowher is hired but Gruden is a better option. We need an offensive coach, not a conservaderp.

[Chiefs=Champions]

Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

I pimped Fisher because he was the best coach available last offseason.

I'm not gonna complain if Cowher is hired but Gruden is a better option. We need an offensive coach, not a conservaderp.

Id prefer the coach that likely wants a 1st round QB, not the guy who loves vet QBs.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

I pimped Fisher because he was the best coach available last offseason.

I'm not gonna complain if Cowher is hired but Gruden is a better option. We need an offensive coach, not a conservaderp.

Dude, Chuckys offense is VERY similar to what we run now. Its the WCO...dump offs and short passes are the bread and butter.

Why do you think he got by with shitty QBs the whole time?

If we bring in Chucky, we are gonna do one of two things:

1) Draft Barkley at first overall
2) Draft a defensive player first overall and a QB in the second or third.

The guy passed on Aaron Rodgers for Cadillac Williams in 2005.

Think about that for a second.

With Cohwer, at least we have a shot at taking Geno.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Dude, Chuckys offense is VERY similar to what we run now. Its the WCO...dump offs and short passes are the bread and butter.

Why do you think he got by with shitty QBs the whole time?

If we bring in Chucky, we are gonna do one of two things:

1) Draft Barkley at first overall
2) Draft a defensive player first overall and a QB in the second or third.

The guy passed on Aaron Rodgers for Cadillac Williams in 2005.

Think about that for a second.

With Cohwer, at least we have a shot at taking Geno.

Here's a real interesting article:
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...ime/57816080/1

You are right. But a few key things to keep in mind. Remember that Chan Gailey ran a smash mouth offense, then adjusted to the spread for the Chiefs. Shanahan was a WCO guy but developed more of a shotgun offense in Washington to suit RGIII. Gruden's been out of the game for a while and he's smart enough to see from the booth what's going on. In fact, from what I remember, he was doing heavy research for years on the spread offense because he thought it was intriguing.

I don't know if I'd want Gruden. But he's an intriguing hire because I have a feeling he's going to develop an offense nobody's expecting. And I bet it won't be west coast.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Here's a real interesting article:
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...ime/57816080/1

You are right. But a few key things to keep in mind. Remember that Chan Gailey ran a smash mouth offense, then adjusted to the spread for the Chiefs. Shanahan was a WCO guy but developed more of a shotgun offense in Washington to suit RGIII. Gruden's been out of the game for a while and he's smart enough to see from the booth what's going on. In fact, from what I remember, he was doing heavy research for years on the spread offense because he thought it was intriguing.

I don't know if I'd want Gruden. But he's an intriguing hire because I have a feeling he's going to develop an offense nobody's expecting. And I bet it won't be west coast.

Surprised nobody's commented on this.

Gruden has studied Chip Kelly's offense. A ton. It either means he's interested in coaching on the college level. Or it means he wants to run an offense with more spread design.

I wasn't a big fan of Gruden, until I thought of this. What would people think about Chucky if he ran more of a spread, particularly one influenced by Chip Kelly?

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Chiefs=Good

Dude, weren't you pimping Jeff Fisher all off-season?

Yeah, Clay was pulling for Mr. 8-8 a couple of years ago.

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Originally Posted by Brock

Yeah, Clay was pulling for Mr. 8-8 a couple of years ago.

lol.

I personally am thankful for Romeo. Hes allowing us to possibly do what no chiefs team in history has done before: Draft a QB 1st overall