This. And compared to the usual fare around these parts:

"Ameri-ca, **** YEAH"!!!!!!:rockon:

I can get down with that. I agree with all of that, too. I just hesitate to dream so large right now.

Geez....what will CP be like if they pull off a win at Indy? OMG there will be upstart Chiefs message board sites popping up throughout the world.

We can only hope.

What a difference three wins make. Suddenly, Crennel and Weis may be the best set of coordinators in the league. Just a month ago, it was argued that they couldn't find another job other than with the Chiefs.

It is amazing that fans are so reactionary.

I agree that Weis and Crennel are doing a great job thus far. (and, that is even with Weis not demaning a new QB, or more carries for Charles) I was not a huge fan of Romeo going into all this. I prefer a more aggressive defense than he plays. But, there is no question that he knows what he is doing.

Haley has impressed me more than either of them though. He has grown up and matured in the HC job. It is clear that he is on the same page as his assistants, despite what Dane thinks.

It is three weeks into the season. The Chiefs are facing their two toughest games over the next two weeks. I wonder how the threads will go if they lose both of those in convincing fashion.

I will still think this is a good staff regardless of how many more games they win this year, will you?

Stop being so sensible.

I'm with you, especially on that last part.

Meh, it's better than reading the "they won't compete for 4 years minimum" crap over and over and over and over a-gain.

Weis nearly died a few years ago following gastric bypass surgery (which obviously failed), had surgery on his blown ant cruciate ligament, recently had his gall bladder removed, and uses a scooter at times to cart his Grimace-like 54 year-old frame around. When I see him on TV, or recent pictures, he looks like a bag of smashed a$$holes.

Bottom line- I don't see him lasting long; he'll have a near-death health issue brought on by the stress of the job and retire-- or he might flat-out croak.

Romeo said in his first interview as DC when they asked if he would look to take a HC job that goal is always to be a HC. I don't remember the exact phrasing but to me it sounded very much like he would take a HC job.

I think the Super Bowl in KC is on Weis' bucket list. Once the game ends he will collapse in a mound of Gates BBQ, strawberry soda, and french fries.

His health issues beg the question.

Is there anyone on this staff that could step up and replace him competently should anything happen?

I like the direction this team is heading, and the production this staff has gotten from this team.

But there isn't an offensive coach on the staff that I would feel comfortable with moving forward should something happen, but I also wouldn't like to see Haley shoulder the burden again.

I like this New & Improved ROR.

The running game and defense have gone a long way to convincing me they just may have staying power. To that end, I'm fairly sure 41-0 is a long shot.

21-10 with a pick 6 and two more ints and 3 sacks still remains a distinct possibility.

That said, home field is a bigger advantage for the Colts than their team, we have flaws, but those specific flaws are minimized when facing a bad run D and prolific offense with a great QB.

Hey man, when there's something to get jazzed about, I'm ALL IN.