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Great Yahoo! article on Tony G, with a sad swipe at Solari. (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=189151)

And yet the Head Coach just let him do it over and over and over....

Why didnt the HEAD COACH make the proper changes or suggestions to correct the very GLARING problem?

Just doesnt add up, Yes I know this is Herm's what 5th OC in his 8 year tenure as a HC. But this cant be right...

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Originally Posted by Dr. Jesus (Post 4916643)

Tony needs to stay away from Brodie and let him eat.....

[redneck]I'm from alabama and we just eat.....[/redneck]

We should let him go to a team that has a chance of winning.

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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 4916624)

In the meantime he is more than willing to lecture his teammates.

"Anything I eat, he'll tell me what's in it," Croyle said. "I tell him, 'Man, I'm from Alabama. I just eat. Leave me alone.' When I hear him ask, 'Could you cook that in olive oil instead of butter?' I say, 'Dude, if you went to Alabama and said that stuff, they'd ask you to leave.'"

Said Edwards, the Chiefs' third-year coach: "Tony and (veteran linebacker Donnie Edwards), they both get on each other. They're each on diets, but different kind of diets, and they argue about which one is better. I walk by and go, 'You guys are like two women.' "

TG is the cool. ROFL

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 4916652)

Umm...ok. If Gonzo says defenders were telling him what he was going to do before the play, I believe him. Seems to prove what must of us already thought: Our offensive schemes and playcalling were terrible last season.

Yep. It would be funny if it wasn't so devastatingly stupid and sad. No wonder we had morale problems last year. Wow.

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Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 4916966)

It doesn't make a whole lot of sense, does it?

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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 4916624)

Another standout Vikings defender, recently acquired All-Pro defensive end Jared Allen, says his former Chiefs teammate is "one of my biggest role models in the NFL, because of his work ethic."

WTF?

"Sometimes we'd do all that shifting and defenses wouldn't move," Gonzalez recalled. "They'd just sit there and wait, and we'd run the ball into an eight-man front and get stuffed. Even when we had a mismatch, the quarterback didn't have the freedom to change the play at the line. It's dumbfounding that we didn't do that."

LMAO Props to the players for acting like pros and doing their job in spite of that embarassment. I would have been sorely tempted to walk off the field, kick the OC in the balls and refuse to play another down until they brought in a new coach.

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Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 4916966)

And yet the Head Coach just let him do it over and over and over....

Why didnt the HEAD COACH make the proper changes or suggestions to correct the very GLARING problem?

What was Herm supposed to do, have Solari install a new offensive system in the middle of the season? The Saunders system was all Solari knew. The Saunders system didnt allow for the QB to go up there and change plays.

With TG saying they would shift and move and defenses would just stand there and watch, sounds like teams were starting to figure out the ol Saunders system there. Too bad it didnt happen when Saunders and Vermeil were still here, so that the people still clinging to them would let it go already.

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Originally Posted by Boris The Great (Post 4917558)

I don't think it was the "system" to which Gonzo was necessarily referring, Mr. Boris The Somewhat Okay. It was the fact that we were running the football into 8 and 9 man fronts all year long. All year long. Did I mention that we did that all year long?

It drove a lot of people crazy, including myself. This fostered quite a bit of discussion about the value of "execution" over "innovation" and stuff like that, but the bottom line is that you can't expect to gain yardage in the NFL by running into stacked enemy lines all year long and you can forget about first downs and TOP. On top of all that, even our ridiculous passing game was focused on the short gain. Dumpoffs to the flanker and the backs, basically. As you well know, those are, essentially, long handoffs and a stacked line can easily defend those plays as well. It was stupid and kinda nuts. I have no idea why Solari continued to do it and why Herm allowed it.

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"Eating with Tony is a great way to ruin your appetite," veteran quarterback Damon Huard said last Saturday from the team's training camp. "You'll be biting into a piece of meat, and he'll say, 'You know that cow was probably corn-fed. And because of that, they had to give it antibiotics, and that probably gave it ulcers. I don't even want to think about what might be in there.' By then you're pretty much ready to clear your plate."

To be fair, corn IS pretty much a ubiquitous devil nowadays.

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I can see why Gonzo would swipe him.....

It's a shame he won't get the chance at a Super Bowl trophy here. :(

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Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder (Post 4917658)

It's a shame he won't get the chance at a Super Bowl trophy here. :(

What? Is this officially his last year or something?

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Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 4917674)

What? Is this officially his last year or something?

lol like we're going to be in contention of winning a Super Bowl anytime soon, let alone a playoff game.

Get off the drugs.