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Old 01-11-2013, 03:57 PM  
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Chiefs have now confirmed that Doug Pederson will be the team's offensive coordinator.

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Chiefs have now confirmed that Bob Sutton will be the Defensive Coordinator.

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The Chiefs coaching staff list we posted earlier today was pretty spot (sans the quality coaches, strength guys,... Eric Bieniemy (Running Backs), Tommy Brasher (Defensive Line), Travis Crittenden (Assistant Strength and Conditioning), David Culley (Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers), Mike Frazier (Statistical Analysis Coordinator), Corey Matthaei (Quality Control), Tom Melvin (Tight Ends), Matt Nagy (Quarterbacks), Britt Reid (Quality Control) and Barry Rubin (Head Strength and Conditioning).
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Old 01-12-2013, 09:10 AM   #106
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Yes, in most of those cases, that's just because they haven't named a successor.

I was wrong about Chung. He'll likely be an assistant oline coach.

Haven't been able to lock down 100% that Gibbs and Emmitt are staying. SOC has great sources so I trust them, but just can't get that confirmed.

Warhop's resume is impressive. Cleveland has had a really good o-line although they have some great pieces.

Childress is definitely coming as Pederson mentioned today.

Sutton is the real wild card. My friend that works for a major newspaper as the Jets beat says he's a great coach that will bring a lot. I look at the 49ers with Fangio (who with the Colts couldn't stop a midget team) and that gives me hope.



Bob Sutton to Become New Defensive Coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs? By John B on Jan 11, 11:18a 27 Howard Smith-US PRESSWIRE Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

The longest tenured Jets coach might be on his way out the door according to Manish Mehta. Following up from this morning: I was told Jets assistant Bob Sutton interviewed with Chiefs for DC job yesterday. Hearing he'll be hired

Goodness gracious, what an awful decision that would be for the Chiefs. You probably remember Sutton's run as Jets defensive coordinator under Eric Mangini from 2006 to 2008. The Jets never had a defense ranked higher than 16th. The scheme was unimaginative. Sutton didn't blitz much, and when he did, it was terribly designed. This all led to a demotion when Rex Ryan came aboard.

As you all know, playing with largely the same personnel and without the best player Sutton had, Kris Jenkins, for most of the year the Jets had the number one defense in the league the year after Sutton left the defensive coordinator post. With all of the good coaches the Jets have on defense, Andy Reid is going to hire the one bad coach. Lets hope he has learned from his mistakes as DC and has been paying attention since!
The unimaginative scheme you're talking about is probably Mangini's 2-gap.

It sounds to me that he wants to run an attacking defense, which means it's probably going to resemble Rex Ryan's defense much more than Mangini's. If that's the case, I'll give Sutton the benefit of the doubt. But yeah... as of right now, I feel a little meh.

Love the Pederson hire. I really don't understand people who knock on him for not having play calling experience. Many OCs walk in with that on their resume.
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Old 01-12-2013, 09:34 AM   #107
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Old 01-12-2013, 11:09 AM   #108
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Old 01-12-2013, 11:12 AM   #109
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Old 01-12-2013, 11:21 AM   #110
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Old 01-12-2013, 11:23 AM   #111
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I'll give Sutton the benefit of the doubt. Reid hasn't had much luck with defensive coordinators since Jim Johnson's passing, so he due for a little luck.

But Pederson? Come the **** on. How many THOUSANDS of times have I read on this forum that "The offensive coordinator and QB coach SHOULD BE FORMER PLAYERS!!!111111".

Yet when the Chiefs hire someone that fits that description, the morons bitch about.

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Old 01-12-2013, 11:27 AM   #112
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I don't get why Reid wouldn't wait to see what happened with Pagano and Horton. He was very interested in both.
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Old 01-12-2013, 11:40 AM   #113
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The longest tenured Jets coach might be on his way out the door according to Manish Mehta.

Following up from this morning: I was told Jets assistant Bob Sutton interviewed with Chiefs for DC job yesterday. Hearing he'll be hired

Goodness gracious, what an awful decision that would be for the Chiefs. You probably remember Sutton's run as Jets defensive coordinator under Eric Mangini from 2006 to 2008. The Jets never had a defense ranked higher than 16th. The scheme was unimaginative. Sutton didn't blitz much, and when he did, it was terribly designed. This all led to a demotion when Rex Ryan came aboard. As you all know, playing with largely the same personnel and without the best player Sutton had, Kris Jenkins, for most of the year the Jets had the number one defense in the league the year after Sutton left the defensive coordinator post.

With all of the good coaches the Jets have on defense, Andy Reid is going to hire the one bad coach.
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See my post above.

We don't really know what we have here. I don't think people should look at his 2005-2008 stint as a defensive coordinator. I feel pretty confident he will run a totally different defense.
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See my post above.

We don't really know what we have here. I don't think people should look at his 2005-2008 stint as a defensive coordinator. I feel pretty confident he will run a totally different defense.
i dont understand why you wouldnt look at that sample and base your opinions and projections on it

how can you ignore it? It gives you the type of coach/play calling we might have on defense, and it is more of that bend but not break defense.

They are saying that team had a lot of talent when he was d-coordinator and soon as he stepped down it jumped right to #1. That is not something you can just give a free pass to and ignore. It's not pick and chose statistics and analysis.

The odds of him changing and doing something different after doing the same style for 20 years is like what.... 5 percent?
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i dont understand why you wouldnt look at that sample and base your opinions and projections on it

how can you ignore it? It gives you the type of coach/play calling we might have on defense, and it is more of that bend but not break defense.

They are saying that team had a lot of talent when he was d-coordinator and soon as he stepped down it jumped right to #1. That is not something you can just give a free pass to and ignore. It's not pick and chose statistics and analysis.

The odds of him changing and doing something different after doing the same style for 20 years is like what.... 5 percent?
I'm not sure but I think Ryan brought in several players with him.

Bart Scott, can't remember the safety's name but he was pretty good and from Baltimore too. Leonard maybe.

Good players and they made a huge impact on that d.

saying it was the same roster isn't really true.
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Oh and he want the same style for 20 years. He was there through 4 head coaches who all had different defensive philosophies
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I'm not sure but I think Ryan brought in several players with him.

Bart Scott, can't remember the safety's name but he was pretty good and from Baltimore too. Leonard maybe.

Good players and they made a huge impact on that d.

saying it was the same roster isn't really true.
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Bart Scott and Jim Leonard arent impact players that shoot a defense to #1.

Contributors yes, but it's not like Sutton didn't have the same roster Rex had from 2008 to 2009. Still have Revis, Kerry Rhodes, Kris Jenkins, Calvin Pace, Bryan Thomas, David Harris, Shaun Ellis, etc. Some of those guys are pro bowl players that Sutton couldnt do crap with. That team had a lot of talent.
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Old 01-12-2013, 12:45 PM   #119
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i dont understand why you wouldnt look at that sample and base your opinions and projections on it

how can you ignore it? It gives you the type of coach/play calling we might have on defense, and it is more of that bend but not break defense.

They are saying that team had a lot of talent when he was d-coordinator and soon as he stepped down it jumped right to #1. That is not something you can just give a free pass to and ignore. It's not pick and chose statistics and analysis.

The odds of him changing and doing something different after doing the same style for 20 years is like what.... 5 percent?
You have this completely wrong. He hasn't been doing the same thing for 20 years. You are taking the 4 years he coached under Mangini, and assuming that Sutton is some kind of a disciple of a 2-gap.

I don't know what he's going to do. I feel pretty confident it's not going to be anywhere close to what he ran with the Jets. And more than likely, it's going to resemble Rex Ryan's scheme more than anything else.
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is having an attacking defense

no more bend don't break bullshit

I don't care if we finish last in the god damn league as long as we go down swinging rather than giving up 15 play, 90 yard drives with 6 conversions on 3rd and 15
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