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Old 08-14-2013, 06:41 PM  
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Andy Reid brings detail to Kansas City

Nice little article about Reid's "live" practices.


http://espn.go.com/blog/afcwest/post...to-kansas-city

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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The Kansas City Chiefs are breaking training camp in the Andy Reid era for the first time.

The team had their last practice of camp Wednesday. After a planned walk-through on Thursday, they'll head back to Kansas City to prepare for the regular season.

I got a chance to chat with Pro Bowl linebackers Derrick Johnson and Tamba Hali before camp broke. The two stars are like virtually every other player on this roster – they rave about playing under Reid.

“I know spirits are high in 31 other places, but we feel great,” Johnson said. “It was a great camp. Great.”

Both veterans pointed out details of Reid’s camp that stood out to them. Johnson said he was amazed that Reid, who came to Kansas City after 14 years in Philadelphia, had the team practice “live” so extensively every day. Often, teams scrimmage near the goal line.

While practice was controlled, Reid wanted his players to simulate game action every day in many different situations. It worked. Several players thought the preseason opener at New Orleans on Friday was slower than usual because they were used to the pace.

“It just puts you in better position to make plays,” Johnson said. “It’s invaluable.”


Hali was impressed by Reid’s schedule. The team had the same routine every day: Practice started at 8:15 a.m., and then players would hit the classroom later in the day. Many NFL teams rotate the daily schedule.

“It gave you a chance to correct your mistakes easier,” Hali said. “It was great to go back and see what we did wrong and then the next day on the field, improve from it … It meant we made less mistakes throughout camp. It’s just the little things that coach Reid does that has made us a better team.”
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Old 08-14-2013, 06:59 PM   #16
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wow really? I thought my 6 win season meme was negative. Wow Keg.
That's not what I was saying. Reid was 4-12 last year.
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:00 PM   #17
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:01 PM   #18
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Who should the Chiefs coach be?
That's an irrelevant question. Reid is the coach. There are no alternatives.
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:02 PM   #19
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That's an irrelevant question. Reid is the coach. There are no alternatives.
It's relevant if you think there was someone better.
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:04 PM   #20
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It's relevant if you think there was someone better.
I don't believe i've indicated that. I merely stated a fact (Reid was 4-12 last year). How you choose to interpret that is up to you.
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:06 PM   #21
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I don't believe i've indicated that. I merely stated a fact (Reid was 4-12 last year). How you choose to interpret that is up to you.
I'm sorry. I misunderstood. There are several here that seem upset with the hire, and I think it's silly.
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:07 PM   #22
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:08 PM   #23
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I thought what Brandon Albert said about Andy Reid actually getting down on the ground with them to show them things was telling.

He is coaching again, in meetings, really in tune to his team, something that was said he wasn't the last couple of years. Good things for the Chiefs. People know that he can coach....
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Old 08-14-2013, 07:14 PM   #25
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Or at least Vermeil. I mean, technically he was better than Marty. 1-1 in Super Bowls
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I'm sorry. I misunderstood. There are several here that seem upset with the hire, and I think it's silly.
I don't like the hire. I have never liked the hire. Had I any kind of say in it, he's not the kind of coach I would have gone for. That is to say, a coach that's perhaps past his prime, a coach trying to reclaim a degree of success that's now nearly a decade in the past, a coach that we hired directly following two very bad seasons.

But, as I said, he's who we have. There's nothing really to be gained in a "woulda/shoulda" discussion. So I hope he does well. Sometimes a change of scenery works magic.

And he does have some positives. I do far prefer aggressive coaches to anything we've had in my time following the team, and that includes Vermeil, who saddled himself repeatedly to chess-playing DCs - sutton at least attacks, whatever else there is to be said about him....
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RAC has a lower center of gravity, but he's old and feeble. Reid wins this easily.
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I don't like the hire. I have never liked the hire. Had I any kind of say in it, he's not the kind of coach I would have gone for. That is to say, a coach that's perhaps past his prime, a coach trying to reclaim a degree of success that's now nearly a decade in the past, a coach that we hired directly following two very bad seasons.

But, as I said, he's who we have. There's nothing really to be gained in a "woulda/shoulda" discussion. So I hope he does well. Sometimes a change of scenery works magic.

And he does have some positives. I do far prefer aggressive coaches to anything we've had in my time following the team, and that includes Vermeil, who saddled himself repeatedly to chess-playing DCs - sutton at least attacks, whatever else there is to be said about him....
I mean, a lot of Giants fans hated the Tom Coughlin hire for the same reasons.

Reid was a pretty good hire. I'd rather have him than any of the random coordinators who got head coaching gigs this year.

With maaaaaybe the exception of Gus Bradley or Marc Trestman (only because milkman likes him). But neither of them are the kind of ground-shaking move that Clark needed to bring fans back. His first goal was to hire a head coach IMMEDIATELY before any of the other teams could get their hands on the top guys. It might look strange if he hired Trestman less than 72 hours after announcing he would fix this mess created by the Patriots.
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RAC has a lower center of gravity, but he's old and feeble. Reid wins this easily.
I tend to agree here.
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