Herm should have began the rebuilding process as soon as he got here, but he took the strategy of trying to win while tweaking the system. That playoff game was pointless. I'd rather have not made the playoffs, it was embarrassing. The people that want to fire Herm don't realize that the next coach will bring in his own guys, and the process starts all over again ... Herm is on the right track finally ...

NTTATWWT, but I'm disowning you.

I don't care for Herman ****ing Edwards as a game day HC, and I sure as hell won't shed any tears when he is done in KC, but I don't believe he was given any choice in the matter.

his rebuilding will take forever. He is a good player personnel guy, just can not coach the players he gets. He will build a good roster of players, but we will need to bring in a coach to win with them.

There's some good stuff in the blog. Well, obvious stuff, like "the NFL has evolved, but Herm hasn't" and "you have to play to dominate, not play-it-close".

I'll be the first to eat crow if Gailey's offense works without Herm running onto the field to kick Croyle's ass the first time he throws the ball downfield in the 4th quarter on 3rd and long inside our 40.

I'd like to see how good he is at finding another job when he leaves here. I'll bet he lands as a DB coach somewhere if that. He's a great example of the Peter Principle.

Well to be fair, if we had Roaf that offense would have one more go around.

Really should have let Croyle start last season from the beginning but we all know who's fingers were dipped into that decision. (cough Carl cough)

He'd go coach with Lovie. would say Dungy but I bet he retires after this season or next

Herm for GM!