Dirk Koetter to interview for Chiefs HC job

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by SNR

Yep. Clark is clearly working "around the edges" of Patriot Way coaches who would be willing to have Pioli around

But lets ignore common sense for a moment.

If Koetter, who is the GM?

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

But lets ignore common sense for a moment.

If Koetter, who is the GM?

Koetter DOES NOT give a shit. He'll take whoever and if their draft is shit, he still doesn't give a shit. Shit I need to stop cursing. I'm getting upset at the ineptitude of the members on this board considering this a viable option.

[Dante84]

Okay someone run some analytics on his playcalling splits.

Overall Run/Pass ratio
first, second, third, fourth down Run/Pass %?
Avg. pass attempt distance

THANKSINADVANCEEEEE!!11111

[randy1986]

This move would definitely boost season ticket sales - said no one ever.

[Dayze]

Originally Posted by randy1986

This move would definitely boost season ticket sales - said no one ever.

[cdcox]

Sad face.

[mcaj22]

His GM will be Scooter Pioli because this is Dimitroff hooking up his boy Fat Scott

for those of you that cant tell lol

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

His GM will be Scooter Pioli because this is Dimitroff hooking up his boy Fat Scott

for those of you that cant tell lol

Yep, I think were stuck with shit head.

[DaWolf]

I'm guessing with the Falcons having a successful year teams will interview him if for nothing more than to see how their operation is run and what kind of a guy Koetter is. Buzz is he's a good interview. But he doesn't on the surface fit what either the Browns or Chiefs are publicly claiming that they are looking for...

[O.city]

This is another patriots leaf off the dying tree/.


I realize some want to believe with all their hearts that he's gone, but this move screams Scott Pioli.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by O.city

This is another patriots leaf off the dying tree/.


I realize some want to believe with all their hearts that he's gone, but this move screams Scott Pioli.

I see no link to the Patriots in his resume.

I must be missing something

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

I see no link to the Patriots in his resume.

I must be missing something

The current GM in Atlanta is Thomas Dimitroff, who worked with Scott Pioli in New England.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

The current GM in Atlanta is Thomas Dimitroff, who worked with Scott Pioli in New England.

so now we are playing six degrees of separation?

any new hire can't ever have worked for the Patriots

any new hire can't ever have worked for somebody that has ever worked for the Patriots.





and no, i'm not saying i want Koetter ... just trying to wrap my mind around all the crazy bullshit around this place.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

so now we are playing six degrees of separation?

any new hire can't ever have worked for the Patriots

any new hire can't ever have worked for somebody that has ever worked for the Patriots.





and no, i'm not saying i want Koetter ... just trying to wrap my mind around all the crazy bullshit around this place.

When the stakes are if the new coach will want to keep or get rid of Pioli, it clearly helps that he be totally 100% removed from the Patriots. Especially when the link is as clean as one single thread to Tom Dimitroff.

Normally I wouldn't give a shit and would just look at the coach for what he could be. Not while Scott still has a job, though. Not now.

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

I see no link to the Patriots in his resume.

I must be missing something