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Old 11-09-2012, 08:21 PM  
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Clark Hunt met with Marty?

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KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
Chiefs fans are excitedly buzzing about whether team owner Clark Hunt is preparing to offer former coach Marty Schottenheimer the general manager position or get his help on reversing the team's declining fortunes.

SiriusXM NFL Radio reported that Schottenheimer was at Arrowhead Stadium on Friday to meet with Hunt, who is in Kansas City. This set Chiefs fans on Twitter and Facebook afire.

The team flatly denies that Schottenheimer was at the practice facility today.

However, left unclear was whether Schottenheimer and Hunt met at a different location, met earlier this week or whether they have a meeting later this week.

General Manager Scott Pioli is under fire after the Chiefs 1-7 start and a disappointing four-year tenure in Kansas City after he left the New England Patriots.

Tell us what you think. Should the Chiefs bring back "Martyball" or hire Schottenheimer as a consultant? Go to
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:45 PM   #286
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Vermeil succeeded in STL b/c management saved him from himself with the QB situation.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:47 PM   #287
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Whats the common denominator between the Rams and Chiefs offenses?
Who the **** cares?

The Chiefs won jack and shit with Dick.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:49 PM   #288
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Vermeil succeeded in STL b/c management saved him from himself with the QB situation.
Vermiels offenses in Stl and KC succeeded because his players gave max effort for him and his offense was extremely hard to defend.

Good LT
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Receivers that run good routes and have the speed to stretch the field.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:51 PM   #289
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Who the **** cares?

The Chiefs won jack and shit with Dick.
Im only talking about his offenses.

I will ALWAYS believe that the 2003 and 2005 chiefs would have been superbowl contenders IF HIS TEAM HAD A DEFENSE.

That was his fatal flaw.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:51 PM   #290
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Vermiel succeeded in Stl because his players gave max effort for him and his offense was extremely hard to defend.

Good LT
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Receivers that run good routes and have the speed to stretch the field.
What QB did Vermeil want after Green was injured? This isn't arguable.

Prior to falling ass over elbows into a potential HOF QB, Vermeil was on the fast track to get run out of town. Basically, he had the Pioli blueprint for success, though Grandpa's football knowledge is more profound.
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Vermiels offenses in Stl and KC succeeded because his players gave max effort for him and his offense was extremely hard to defend.

Good LT
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Are the players that gave max effort the same ones that went to management because they didn't like the way Dick did things?
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:52 PM   #292
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Whats the common denominator between the Rams and Chiefs offenses?
The Coryell Offense.
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Vermeil succeeded in STL b/c management saved him from himself with the QB situation.
By giving him a backup that sure could stock a mean shelf.
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:54 PM   #294
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Kurt Warner was 8-23 in the 5 years after Vermiel left Stl.
What?

Who led the Rams to the Super Bowl after the 2001 season?
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Old 11-11-2012, 01:54 PM   #295
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What QB did Vermeil want after Green was injured? This isn't arguable.

Prior to falling ass over elbows into a potential HOF QB, Vermeil was on the fast track to get run out of town. Basically, he had the Pioli blueprint for success, though Grandpa's football knowledge is more profound.
If I'm not mistaken, the only reason Green was on the team is because Martz wanted him (they worked together in Washington) after Vermeil demanded that the Rams let him keep going with Tony Banks. Vermeil wanted to promote one of his coaches to OC until the Rams stepped in and forced Martz on Vermeil. I don't think Vermeil wanted Faulk either.

It makes you wonder how Vermeil would have done if we had a GM that wasn't going to let Vermeil get away with croneyism.
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What?

Who led the Rams to the Super Bowl after the 2001 season?
caught me before edit. Got years mixed up.
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By giving him a backup that sure could stock a mean shelf.

Kurt Warner was 8-23 in the 5 years after Vermiel left Stl.

They were 0-6 the next year.

Gimme a ****ing break, Vermiel was an offensive GENIUS.

Anybody saying otherwise is just trying to justify an agenda of some sort.
Kurt Warner was never really fully healthy in STL. in the years that followed the Rams SB appearences.

I don't think his thumb fully recovered until he was benched and sat through the second half of his season with the Giants.
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Are the players that gave max effort the same ones that went to management because they didn't like the way Dick did things?
He ran extremely tough camps and practices. Players that cry about that are mentally weak.
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He ran extremely tough camps and practices. Players that cry about that are mentally weak.
So those mentally weak players gave max effort for Dick after they cried to management about Dick.

That about sum it up?
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By giving him a backup that sure could stock a mean shelf.
Not sure what this is supposed to mean. Left to Grandpa's own offensive acumen, Tony Banks would have been leading the greatest fail on turf in STL.
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