Originally Posted by Shaid (Post 7056808)

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.

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow (Post 7056821)

I like this New & Improved ROR.

Originally Posted by FAX (Post 7056891)

His moronicalism has definitely declined slightly, Mr. Mr. Plow.

Probably premature to hold out hope for full remission, though.

FAX

Originally Posted by Fritz88 (Post 7056681)

We could keep Wies for a while, but if Romeo continues to do what he's doing then fuggadbout it. Especially if his D shines against Peyton. He will probably get another HC gig.
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Originally Posted by Shaid (Post 7056808)

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.

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 7056921)

Doubtful.

The guy is a coordinator. He's in his mid 60's and has failed as a head coach.

Guys in their 60's just don't get 2nd chances when there are tons of young coordinators in the league that will be with teams for a long time.

Originally Posted by ROR (Post 7056679)

...that if Weis and Crennel choose to call KC home for a long time, and Todd Haley continues flourish under their guidance, the Chiefs will be THEE Greatest Coached and Coordinated Team in the NFL.

The intelligence, creativity, and passion will be unmatched. "Failure" and other terms like "good enough" will be eradicated from our Franchise's vocabulary. Our 2nd string players will be effective in their own right should one of them have to step in at a crucial moment in a big game that matters.

Haley and Co. will feed off of Arrowhead's unmatched Mojo like success-starved (and then success-addicted) Piranhas, and We The Arrowhead Nation will experience a symbiosis of volume and power that will make the best seasons of the 1990's feel like "Herm-Ball".

I don't care if we come out flat in one game this season, the kind of game that crushes the faith of the weak, and makes the astute, passionate, and hardcore fan scratch his or her head; I'm getting a vibe here. The Mojo Meter is rising again, and I feel like our team is not far away from becoming a thermonuclear nightmare to our opposition and division rivals.

We may not beat Indy next week, but we are going to fight those mother****ers like a team given the last game they will ever get to play for 60 unyielding minutes. And when it's done, the Colts Monday morning is going to be filled with every ache and pain the human body can experience.

Let's DO this.

:toast:

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan (Post 7056783)

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.

Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 7057098)

Quit being a yoyo on this stuff. Everything is not horrible or awesome. There are actually shades in between. We are making progress on all fronts. THAT is what matters. I don't see a SB run this year but one more draft like the one we had this year and you better believe that this team can make a very deep run in the playoffs.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7057406)

We all wanted playmakers and good coaching after last years debacle.

We got both.

I cant wait to see this team after another draft or two...