Chiefs Weiss to the Gators in 2011 (confirmed) - Page 70

Sure-Oz · 01:33 PM

ESPN: Weis may not return to KC in 2011. Gainesville Sun's Dooley: Weis may land w/ Gators as OC. http://bit.ly/i013yB 2 minutes ago via TweetDeck

from sportsbybrooks twitter...

edit:link works

Highlights:Weiss could leave soon to become the Gators OC possibly as early as sunday or monday, and Mcdaniels could replace him.

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Originally Posted by haydenchiefs101

mortreport Chris Mortensen
Filed to ESPN and as Gainesville Sun's Pat Dooley suggested, Charlie Weis is likely bound for Univ. of Florida as offensive coordinator

**Rain Man** · 01-01-2011, 10:12 PM

What a piece of crap Charlie Weis is. We're getting ready for the playoffs and he's interviewing for jobs? That's a Paul Hackett classless move. Go down to the minors, Charlie, and stay there until your Rascal battery dies.

booger · 01-01-2011, 10:12 PM

SWCS Grad Joins NFL Ranks
Kansas City Chiefs Hire Sirianni As Coach
February 27, 2009 - By Scott Kindberg skindberg@post-journal.com

Fran and Amy Sirianni of Howard Avenue in West Ellicott have been loyal fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers for years.

But that allegiance to the Super Bowl champions will now be put to the test, because their youngest son is now a Kansas City Chief.

Nick Sirianni has landed a job as the offensive quality control coach with the National Football League team. Sirianni, 27, interviewed with new Chiefs' head coach Todd Haley last Saturday at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, was hired on Monday, is preparing to move to Missouri this weekend and will start his new job next week.

''I don't know if I can count it as a job,'' Sirianni said by cell phone Thursday afternoon. ''It's an unbelievable opportunity to reach your dream.''

In his new position, the 1999 Southwestern Central School graduate will be responsible for breaking down the opponent's defensive game film, usually weeks in advance of the scheduled contest. The film breakdown is something Sirianni did regularly as an assistant coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania for the last three years.

''It's a lot of stuff I do (at IUP),'' Sirianni said. ''It's breaking down opponent's film, and then just a lot of stuff from there, like helping to write up playbooks and tip sheets for our guys. The main thing is breaking down the film and really learning how to coach in the NFL, which is exciting.''

Sirianni said he could be in line for either an assistant quarterbacks or assistant wide receiver coaching positions with the Chiefs as well, which would only further enhance his rapid rise up the coaching ranks.

''I'm lucky, I'm blessed,'' he said. ''To be this young and get this job, it's a blessing just to get my foot in the door at this age.''

Before arriving at IUP in 2006, Sirianni won two NCAA Division III championships as a player and one as an assistant coach at powerful Mount Union (Ohio) College. As a senior, in 2003, he caught 52 passes for 998 yards and 13 touchdowns on his way to all-conference honors

Ironically, it was Sirianni's ties to Mount Union and a little bit of good fortune that ultimately helped him get the job in Kansas City.

Home on break during his sophomore year at Mount Union, Sirianni happened to be wearing a Mount Union T-shirt while he was working out at the Lakewood YMCA. The T-shirt drew the attention of another man nearby. That man just happened to be Haley, then the wide receivers coach with the Chicago Bears, who was vacationing in Chautauqua County.

A bond was formed.

''I would pick his brain,'' Sirianni said. ''He gave me some good drills that I used to develop me as a wide receiver and that I later used in my coaching. ... He helped me out a lot.''

Finally, two years ago - again at the YMCA - Haley mentioned to Sirianni that the latter would make a good candidate for a quality control job in the NFL.

And when Haley, whose assistant coaching resume includes stops with the New York Jets, Chicago, Dallas and Arizona, was hired as the Chiefs' head coach on Feb. 6, he didn't forget about Sirianni and called him about an interview.

''When I left (Indianapolis), I felt I did a great job,'' Sirianni said. ''I did feel really confident. I felt good leaving there that I was going to have a job and, fortunately enough, thank God, it worked out.''

What the Sirianni family, which includes older brothers Jay (the coach of the state Class C champion Southwestern Trojans) and Mike (the head head coach at perennially strong Washington & Jefferson College), will do about their love of the Steelers is a story for another day.

http://www.post-journal.com/page/con....html?nav=5018

So he's 29 now, that's pretty wet behind the ears yet for an OC. I do think he gets promoted to officially have the title of QB coach and maybe passing game CO depending on the route they go with and structure next year's staff.

He got thrown into the fire early with Gailey's firing. He and asst. GM Joel Collier both worked with the QB's last year.

TRR · 01-01-2011, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Yes, pull the semantics card now that your ****ing argument is weak.

Wake me up when you add something worthwhile to this discussion.

Wake you up? Ok bro.
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MMXcalibur · 01-01-2011, 10:13 PM

Welp....this is all setting up to be another memorable playoff season for the Chiefs.

KCrockaholic · 01-01-2011, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TRR

What is with the name calling? Discuss like an adult. No need for another reply to you.

I'm not saying I'm right. I'm discussing what I would do vs what you would do. Doesn't make you or me right or wrong.
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I gotta agree with TRR on this one.

He's just discussing his opinion, which may or may not be the correct way to go about it.

**pr_capone** · 01-01-2011, 10:15 PM

Weiss can suck my dick. What a piece of shit the guy is.

At the very least wait until the Chiefs season is over before doing this shit.

I hope the battery of his rascal dies in the middle of traffic and the guy gets hit by a ****ing bus. May he get hit by a mother ****ing bus.

googlegoogle · 01-01-2011, 10:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pr_capone

Weiss can suck my dick. What a piece of shit the guy is.

At the very least wait until the Chiefs season is over before doing this shit.

I hope the battery of his rascal dies in the middle of traffic and the guy gets hit by a ****ing bus. May he get hit by a mother ****ing bus.

i wish i could kicked him over in his cart.

tk13 · 01-01-2011, 10:16 PM

Nobody thought we'd even be in this position this year. You get in the dance, there is no tomorrow. You have to play for now. That was one of the surprising things to me when the Broncos had the AFC title game a few years ago... some of their fans kinda passed off the loss thinking they'd be back with the team they'd built. That's crazy... you get a chance, you go for it. Patriots fans probably didn't think they'd go the rest of the decade without winning a title in 2004. I know we're building a long term thing here and I think we can get back to the playoffs, but we made it in a year where every team has a couple holes... you gotta do whatever it takes to win.

**the Talking Can** · 01-01-2011, 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tk13

Nobody thought we'd even be in this position this year. You get in the dance, there is no tomorrow. You have to play for now. That was one of the surprising things to me when the Broncos had the AFC title game a few years ago... some of their fans kinda passed off the loss thinking they'd be back with the team they'd built. That's crazy... you get a chance, you go for it. Patriots fans probably didn't think they'd go the rest of the decade without winning a title in 2004. I know we're building a long term thing here and I think we can get back to the playoffs, but we made it in a year where every team has a couple holes... you gotta do whatever it takes to win.

amen

RustShack · 01-01-2011, 10:17 PM

It was being discussed, until he started getting stupid about it. Haley and Weis together were able to get us to the playoffs. You really want to change from that now and try something new for the playoffs? Letting Weis go now is about as stupid as it gets.

This happens to playoff teams every year, and none of them let their coach go. It hasn't effected their teams. Weis did this before with the Patriots, that didn't stop him from helping them win their last SB.

Spott · 01-01-2011, 10:17 PM

I never like that fat bastard anyways. Don't let the door hit you on the way out, dicksmoker.

**pr_capone** · 01-01-2011, 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by googlegoogle

i wish i could kicked him over in his cart.

I hope the fat **** has a stroke before he gets down to Florida.

May diabetes take both his stumpy, fat abused, legs.

Just Passin' By · 01-01-2011, 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Were Weis and Crennel hired by other teams before the Super Bowl?

In an earlier post, I quoted some of the NFL rules. Coaches can't officially sign with other NFL teams until after their team is finished for the season, so Crennel couldn't have signed with anyone until after the Super Bowl. The same rules don't apply with college hirings:

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Originally Published: December 13, 2004.....

...New England Patriots offensive coordinator Charlie Weis made it official Sunday night, becoming the first Notre Dame graduate to coach the team since Hugh Devore served as interim coach in 1963. Only Weis didn't play college football....

Weis told the players he'll be around as much as possible, but would be staying with the Patriots through the playoffs.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/s...ory?id=1943710

googlegoogle · 01-01-2011, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Very interesting.

This would lend to why Weis was unhappy about not having full reign.

I remember Haley talking about some play calls he made, but it's absolutely huge to make sure we keep Sirianni on staff.

I'd also be shocked if the Chiefs let any of Weis's guys out of their contracts.

Maybe

Just Passin' By · 01-01-2011, 10:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pr_capone

Weiss can suck my dick. What a piece of shit the guy is.

At the very least wait until the Chiefs season is over before doing this shit.

I hope the battery of his rascal dies in the middle of traffic and the guy gets hit by a ****ing bus. May he get hit by a mother ****ing bus.

They can't wait. The college season is on a different schedule than the NFL season.

01-01-2011, 10:12 PM	#1036
Rain Man Seize life. Be an ermine. Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: My house Casino cash: $-602449 VARSITY	What a piece of crap Charlie Weis is. We're getting ready for the playoffs and he's interviewing for jobs? That's a Paul Hackett classless move. Go down to the minors, Charlie, and stay there until your Rascal battery dies. __________________ Active fan of the greatest team in NFL history.
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01-01-2011, 10:12 PM	#1037
booger Don't Tug on Superman's Cape Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: clear out in the sticks Casino cash: $-2321450	Local article from when Sirianni was first Hired. SWCS Grad Joins NFL Ranks Kansas City Chiefs Hire Sirianni As Coach February 27, 2009 - By Scott Kindberg skindberg@post-journal.com Fran and Amy Sirianni of Howard Avenue in West Ellicott have been loyal fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers for years. But that allegiance to the Super Bowl champions will now be put to the test, because their youngest son is now a Kansas City Chief. Nick Sirianni has landed a job as the offensive quality control coach with the National Football League team. Sirianni, 27, interviewed with new Chiefs' head coach Todd Haley last Saturday at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, was hired on Monday, is preparing to move to Missouri this weekend and will start his new job next week. ''I don't know if I can count it as a job,'' Sirianni said by cell phone Thursday afternoon. ''It's an unbelievable opportunity to reach your dream.'' In his new position, the 1999 Southwestern Central School graduate will be responsible for breaking down the opponent's defensive game film, usually weeks in advance of the scheduled contest. The film breakdown is something Sirianni did regularly as an assistant coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania for the last three years. ''It's a lot of stuff I do (at IUP),'' Sirianni said. ''It's breaking down opponent's film, and then just a lot of stuff from there, like helping to write up playbooks and tip sheets for our guys. The main thing is breaking down the film and really learning how to coach in the NFL, which is exciting.'' Sirianni said he could be in line for either an assistant quarterbacks or assistant wide receiver coaching positions with the Chiefs as well, which would only further enhance his rapid rise up the coaching ranks. ''I'm lucky, I'm blessed,'' he said. ''To be this young and get this job, it's a blessing just to get my foot in the door at this age.'' Before arriving at IUP in 2006, Sirianni won two NCAA Division III championships as a player and one as an assistant coach at powerful Mount Union (Ohio) College. As a senior, in 2003, he caught 52 passes for 998 yards and 13 touchdowns on his way to all-conference honors Ironically, it was Sirianni's ties to Mount Union and a little bit of good fortune that ultimately helped him get the job in Kansas City. Home on break during his sophomore year at Mount Union, Sirianni happened to be wearing a Mount Union T-shirt while he was working out at the Lakewood YMCA. The T-shirt drew the attention of another man nearby. That man just happened to be Haley, then the wide receivers coach with the Chicago Bears, who was vacationing in Chautauqua County. A bond was formed. ''I would pick his brain,'' Sirianni said. ''He gave me some good drills that I used to develop me as a wide receiver and that I later used in my coaching. ... He helped me out a lot.'' Finally, two years ago - again at the YMCA - Haley mentioned to Sirianni that the latter would make a good candidate for a quality control job in the NFL. And when Haley, whose assistant coaching resume includes stops with the New York Jets, Chicago, Dallas and Arizona, was hired as the Chiefs' head coach on Feb. 6, he didn't forget about Sirianni and called him about an interview. ''When I left (Indianapolis), I felt I did a great job,'' Sirianni said. ''I did feel really confident. I felt good leaving there that I was going to have a job and, fortunately enough, thank God, it worked out.'' What the Sirianni family, which includes older brothers Jay (the coach of the state Class C champion Southwestern Trojans) and Mike (the head head coach at perennially strong Washington & Jefferson College), will do about their love of the Steelers is a story for another day. http://www.post-journal.com/page/con....html?nav=5018 So he's 29 now, that's pretty wet behind the ears yet for an OC. I do think he gets promoted to officially have the title of QB coach and maybe passing game CO depending on the route they go with and structure next year's staff. He got thrown into the fire early with Gailey's firing. He and asst. GM Joel Collier both worked with the QB's last year. __________________ 1 Thessalonians 5:3 “For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.” KJV
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01-01-2011, 10:13 PM	#1039
MMXcalibur Pessimistically optimistic. Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Denver, CO Casino cash: $-144914	Welp....this is all setting up to be another memorable playoff season for the Chiefs.
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01-01-2011, 10:15 PM	#1041
pr_capone THREEPEAT!!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NWMO Casino cash: $9948214	Weiss can suck my dick. What a piece of shit the guy is. At the very least wait until the Chiefs season is over before doing this shit. I hope the battery of his rascal dies in the middle of traffic and the guy gets hit by a **ing bus. May he get hit by a mother **ing bus.
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01-01-2011, 10:16 PM	#1043
tk13 ... Join Date: Nov 2001 Casino cash: $-1817500	Nobody thought we'd even be in this position this year. You get in the dance, there is no tomorrow. You have to play for now. That was one of the surprising things to me when the Broncos had the AFC title game a few years ago... some of their fans kinda passed off the loss thinking they'd be back with the team they'd built. That's crazy... you get a chance, you go for it. Patriots fans probably didn't think they'd go the rest of the decade without winning a title in 2004. I know we're building a long term thing here and I think we can get back to the playoffs, but we made it in a year where every team has a couple holes... you gotta do whatever it takes to win.
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01-01-2011, 10:17 PM	#1045
RustShack **** That Noise Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Jack Trice Casino cash: $3046954	It was being discussed, until he started getting stupid about it. Haley and Weis together were able to get us to the playoffs. You really want to change from that now and try something new for the playoffs? Letting Weis go now is about as stupid as it gets. This happens to playoff teams every year, and none of them let their coach go. It hasn't effected their teams. Weis did this before with the Patriots, that didn't stop him from helping them win their last SB. __________________
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01-01-2011, 10:17 PM	#1046
Spott Court Jester Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Orlando Casino cash: $-747600	I never like that fat bastard anyways. Don't let the door hit you on the way out, dicksmoker.
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