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MahiMike 12-23-2008 08:47 AM

Don't you guys know by now that you can't trust anything these guys say? They're all politicians; players, coaches, GM's. What we really need is a mole. Doesn't anyone have a cousin that works as the towel boy in the locker room?

Deberg_1990 12-23-2008 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by InChiefsHell (Post 5322808)
In many cases, the players don't ever blame the coach. Hell, I remember a bunch of Huskers who were constantly defending Callahan...it's like Stockholm Syndrome. And when you have a bunch of young players, it's easy for them to fall into that spell. Herm is a good man, he's out there doing his best every day, and the players respect that. They are not the best eyes to use when talking about the performance of the head coach...hell, most of them don't know any other coach in the NFL, so they've got nothing to compare it too.

...guys like TG, (who I believe is pretty supportive of Herm as well), are just optimistic and positive by nature. You'll rarely hear them complain about things, and TG is usually uber-optimistic.


This....


By all acounts Herm is a good man. This is why its so hard for people to come down on him.

Dartgod 12-23-2008 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 5322877)
Don't you guys know by now that you can't trust anything these guys say? They're all politicians; players, coaches, GM's. What we really need is a mole. Doesn't anyone have a cousin that works as the towel boy in the locker room?

No you've done it. You have exposed Nick Athan's source.

Reerun_KC 12-23-2008 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 5322887)
This....


By all acounts Herm is a good man. This is why its so hard for people to come down on him.

:spock:

This is a business, he isnt preforming up to NFL standards.... He might be a nice delusional guy, but we expect progress and development... He is epic failing in those areas...

KCJohnny 12-23-2008 09:25 AM

Pretty disappointing to ascribe Stockhold Syndrome and political motivations to the players' endorsement of Herm. The only reason I changed my mind about Herm is that I was lucky enough to have breakfast with Brian Billick in FEB 08 while I was in Baghdad and he told us that Herm was deeply respected around the NFL as a quality, character leader and that the Chiefs were lucky to have him.

Now if if any of you knuckleheads have won a SB like coach Billick, please show me where he was wrong.

Maybe I'm just a delusional homer, but statements made in the combat zone often have a serious, sincere quality. Vets, help me out here.

Dartgod 12-23-2008 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by KCJohnny (Post 5322929)
...Herm was deeply respected around the NFL as a quality, character leader and that the Chiefs were lucky to have him.

I don't doubt his motivation and leadership skills. I do doubt his ability to coach an NFL team to the Super Bowl, however.

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Maybe I'm just a delusional homer, but statements made in the combat zone often have a serious, sincere quality. Vets, help me out here.
Here we go...

Brock 12-23-2008 09:34 AM

I don't care who the players like or want as a coach. The Giants used to hate Tom Coughlin, until he made them into superstars who never have to pay for another meal in NY.

Agent V 12-23-2008 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by KCJohnny (Post 5322929)
Maybe I'm just a delusional homer, but statements made in the combat zone often have a serious, sincere quality. Vets, help me out here.

What does that have to do with it?

Sure-Oz 12-23-2008 09:37 AM

4-12 and 2-13 at this point.....there is no excuse...the man shouldn't be the HC of this team

SenselessChiefsFan 12-23-2008 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by KCJohnny (Post 5322929)
Pretty disappointing to ascribe Stockhold Syndrome and political motivations to the players' endorsement of Herm. The only reason I changed my mind about Herm is that I was lucky enough to have breakfast with Brian Billick in FEB 08 while I was in Baghdad and he told us that Herm was deeply respected around the NFL as a quality, character leader and that the Chiefs were lucky to have him.

Now if if any of you knuckleheads have won a SB like coach Billick, please show me where he was wrong.

Maybe I'm just a delusional homer, but statements made in the combat zone often have a serious, sincere quality. Vets, help me out here.

I have always said that it is truly odd that so many of the NFL coaches, players, and analysts truly respect Herm as a coach.... yet the fans here think he is the worst ever.

The difference is that they have experience with the NFL and can see the hand Herm was dealt.

Herm has only been allowed to rebuild one year. One. Sure, he has three drafts. And, oddly, those three drafts have yielded more talent than the seven drafts prior to it.

I don't expect Herm and the scouting department to be perfect. I just expect them to go about building the Chiefs the right way.

They have.

Of course the players endorse him. Of course coaches like Billick, Shannahan and Gruden have endorsed him. Of course guys like Phil Simms has endorsed him. Of course, several guys on the Jets have talked about how much better Herm was as a coach.

They all have a true knowlege base to make a decision.

I am as frustrated as the next guy about certain things regarding Herm Edwards. But, EVERY coach has strengths and weaknesses.

All the complaints about Herm were very similar to the complaints about Bill Belichick until he stumbled onto this guy Tom Brady in the sixth round.

SenselessChiefsFan 12-23-2008 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Brock (Post 5322945)
I don't care who the players like or want as a coach. The Giants used to hate Tom Coughlin, until he made them into superstars who never have to pay for another meal in NY.

Oddly.... so did the fans. Hmmm. He was a much too conservative coach that was 'mediocre' at best.

Agent V 12-23-2008 09:42 AM

This fanbase has some kind of obsession with holding on to EVERYTHING. Past and present, good or bad. Let the **** go and let this team develop into something new we haven't seen before: a winner.

RustShack 12-23-2008 09:43 AM

As soon as Herm is fired all the players will be on the "it was time for a change" "he just couldn't get it done" bandwagon. "our new coach is a better fit" "we have a better chance to get it done now". yada yada yada

They aren't going to bad mouth their current coach.

Brock 12-23-2008 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan (Post 5322952)
Oddly.... so did the fans. Hmmm. He was a much too conservative coach that was 'mediocre' at best.

At least Coughlin knows what he's doing on the sidelines.

beach tribe 12-23-2008 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by KCJohnny (Post 5322929)
Pretty disappointing to ascribe Stockhold Syndrome and political motivations to the players' endorsement of Herm. The only reason I changed my mind about Herm is that I was lucky enough to have breakfast with Brian Billick in FEB 08 while I was in Baghdad and he told us that Herm was deeply respected around the NFL as a quality, character leader and that the Chiefs were lucky to have him.

Now if if any of you knuckleheads have won a SB like coach Billick, please show me where he was wrong.

Maybe I'm just a delusional homer, but statements made in the combat zone often have a serious, sincere quality. Vets, help me out here.

Dude, we've heard the story. The fact BB doesn't trash the guy, doesn't make him a good coach. The fact that he's well respected does not make him a good coach. His win loss record tells the story....Period.


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