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Todd Haley to be the OC of a high school team (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=329289)

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Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14795457)

It should be fun to see him screaming “SNAP THE ****ING BALL” at a 16 year old kid named Braden.

ROFL
LMAO

Todd Haley is the closest thing to a chiefsplanet member being a headcoach

*at practice*

Run the Iso to the right
uhhh coach there are 3 linebackers assigned to that gap
I DON'T CARE MAKE IT WORK TOUGHEN UP

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Originally Posted by Demonpenz (Post 14795484)

Todd Haley is the closest thing to a chiefsplanet member being a headcoach

:LOL:

This explains his weird cult following on here.

"Two games? I could win two games with eleven middle schoolers off the street."

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser (Post 14795461)

Because the Broncos won the division that year with an 8-8 record, and we beat them in week 17, if we had beaten the Raiders in week 16 we would've had the tiebreaker and would've won the division.

So, I consider that we were in contention because MATH.

In The Lexicon...a Genious terms a prolific success as a 9-7 season with Gunther and I guess I could add the above, now. Fantastic.

When I read 'contention' I was reading contention to actually win something, like a playoff game...my bad. I didnt realize your aspirations for Haley was a second AFCW title and nothing more. Too bad he lost the team.

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Originally Posted by KCTitus (Post 14795454)

Its funny how we remember the same thing completely differently. Haley was 5-8 when he was fired. Considering 8-8 was the best Haley could have done, I wouldnt exactly call that 'in contention'...as I recall, it seemed to me he lost the team and started tanking on purpose just to get fired and then all the nonsense about bugged phones, etc.

He wanted out...I get that, but why not just leave/resign instead of ****ing with the team.

But hey...remember him fondly if you want.

edit...forgot to comment on the OP....

Being demoted from NFL to high school football says maybe the guy doesnt play well with others...

I don't buy that he tanked on purpose except for the Jets game where he looked like he had finally given up. Haley gets blamed for throwing palko out there. But keep in mind that the reason palko was #2 is because Pioli refused to put a backup qb on the roster who would dare threaten cassels starting job. Haley did ask for different backups and was denied.

And I don't think 8-8 is the best he could have done. He led a 9-7 team behind shitty Matt Cassel, a qb he didn't want. Our defense and running game during those years were good enough that we could have been decent with a simple qb change.

But yeah, he's earned his way out of the NFL. And he's probably at best an average coach. But I really buy into the idea that our problems were a hell of a lot more about Pioli than they were haley.

I consider Pioli and Haley to be birds of a feather.

For those that put the blame more on Pioli, I would counter that Haley came into a crappy situation and helped make it worse.

I wouldn't wish either one of those guys on any organization.

Praise Jesus that we moved on from those two.

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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 14795499)

I don't buy that he tanked on purpose except for the Jets game where he looked like he had finally given up. Haley gets blamed for throwing palko out there. But keep in mind that the reason palko was #2 is because Pioli refused to put a backup qb on the roster who would dare threaten cassels starting job. Haley did ask for different backups and was denied.

And I don't think 8-8 is the best he could have done. He led a 9-7 team behind shitty Matt Cassel, a qb he didn't want. Our defense and running game during those years were good enough that we could have been decent with a simple qb change.

But yeah, he's earned his way out of the NFL. And he's probably at best an average coach. But I really buy into the idea that our problems were a hell of a lot more about Pioli than they were haley.

Haley's 2010 team was 10-6.

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Originally Posted by Zebedee DuBois (Post 14795516)

For those that put the blame more on Pioli, I would counter that Haley came into a crappy situation and helped make it worse.

HOW DO YOU FIGURE??
ROFL
LMAO

Haley had 10-6 in 2010 and was still mathematically in contention for the division in 2011.

In 2012, after Haley left, 2-14 murder suicide dumpster fire with AIDS.

Looks like Haley actually helped keep the whole thing almost respectable. After he left, the wheels flew off.

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser (Post 14795085)

Whatever QB they have at that high school will be better than Cassel and Croyle.

as long as the kid can "snap the effing ball", he should be fine

If the internet can be trusted Florida is a prime old person swing party landing spot.

Haley living his own dream

GBlowfish sends his regards.....

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser (Post 14795536)

Since you finally admitted to being wrong about Andy Reid, how about you ho ahead and admit to being wrong about haley. And just because the dumbass gm hired someone even worse right after him doesnt make him a good coach.

The high school is probably close to one of his favorite golf courses.

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Originally Posted by tyecopeland (Post 14795575)

Because I'm just dealing with facts. That dummy tried to claim that Haley "made a bad situation worse", when all signs point to him being the one holding the whole thing together.

Whoever said that Haley has proven to coach up people to be tough and scrappy, only to see them get soft after he leaves is correct. We've seen it in Dallas, Arizona, KC, and Pittsburgh.

And really, Cleveland kind of fell off the cliff this year, too...