Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 13341857)

For the Sutton thing.. who are you going to get externally or promote from within that's any better? As much as people hate on the defense, last night was the seventh time they allowed more than the league average of 21 points in a game.

But sure, there'll be your token fall-on-the-sword dismissal and it will probably be Bob Sutton.

As for how can Smith return? Well, if the situation wasn't good for Mahomes to start in 2017 (suspect offensive line, bad defense, a drop off of any receivers worth anything after Kelce and Hill) ... then how is 2018 going to be any better?

I won't even rehash the statistical arguments for his return because the worthless shitbird of a poster in Tigger can just do that for me.

Originally Posted by R8RFAN (Post 13341733)

I don't understand the hate for Smith, watch him end up a Donko and eat the Chiefs lunch next year

Originally Posted by Rams Fan (Post 13341872)

I think Pettine would be a great replacement for Sutton.

In the salary cap era, there is no way the Chiefs can justify keeping Smith when Mahomes should be ready.

Originally Posted by Rams Fan (Post 13341872)

I think Pettine would be a great replacement for Sutton.

In the salary cap era, there is no way the Chiefs can justify keeping Smith when Mahomes should be ready.

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 13341906)

Not at all a fan of Pettine. Sutton can run the Ryan scheme as well as anybody. The problem is the scheme, not the coordinator. The best defenses in the league are aggressive and Pettine's will give us more of the same. For the same reason we should avoid an unaggressive zone like Sean McDermott's.

If we're going after a defense, it should be more like Pittsburgh, Carolina, or Minnesota. I actually think Carolina is realistic because it's a lot like Jim Johnson scheme. Don't see why it couldn't also be run with a 3-4 front.

Originally Posted by Bewbies (Post 13341921)

Give me a coordinator who turns our defense into a rabid dog. High accountability and desire to crush the opponents will.

I’m a no on any passive shit.

Originally Posted by Bewbies (Post 13341921)

Give me a coordinator who turns our defense into a rabid dog. High accountability and desire to crush the opponents will.

I’m a no on any passive shit.

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 13341738)

There's only one thing in common with this stretch of playoff failures. The approach given to the starting QB.

It's the retread curse.

Originally Posted by jerryforeverrice80 (Post 13341953)

the last home playoff win alex has is when he was with the 49ers and that was a thrilling game.

Originally Posted by jerryforeverrice80 (Post 13341953)

the last home playoff win alex has is when he was with the 49ers and that was a thrilling game.

Originally Posted by TigeRRUppeRRcut (Post 13342031)

Bro, he isn't clutch down the stretch.