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With Charles and Richardson running wild next year Orton will have single coverage everywhere. |
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The fact that you people actually entertain LA Chief fan is hilarious.
The guy is an uber troll. |
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Therefor ur argument holds no water. |
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:shrug: It's something to do on a Friday night. |
I'm trying to outtroll the troll.
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Sounds like a ton of wishful thinking on your part. |
The only thing I got out of the last couple of pages is the old hands on boobs smilies
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NFL network is pretty much presenting it like McDaniels in NE is a done deal.
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Belichick is to McDaniels as Parcells was to Haley. The guy wants you, you go there no questions asked. They're close.
The noise for McDaniels to KC was really loud, but Michael Lombardi kept banging on his idea that McDaniels may not necessarily see KC as the best fit. He's still young. He goes back to NE, gets five more years with Brady, rebuilds his reputation, then if Belichick decides to hang it up, he steps in and takes over. If you are McDaniels, that's probably a far better scenario than hoping things work out in KC with a fanbase you know is going to hate you from the get go... |
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2012/1...-st-louis-rams
More Josh McDaniels Talk (Chiefs Haven't Talked To Rams Edition) by Joel Thorman on Jan 7, 2012 9:00 AM CST 0 COMMENTS EMAIL PRINT As usual, the NFL coaching rumor mill is a cluster-you-know-what and we're seeing contradictory reports. On Thursday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported via a "well-placed league source" that the Chiefs have reached out to the Rams seeking permission to speak with Josh McDaniels. Also on Thursday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the Chiefs have not reached out to the Rams seeking permission to speak with Josh McDaniels. Wait, what? Exactly. Bryan Burwell, Thursday afternoon: "A well-placed league source says both the Patriots and Chiefs have reached out to the Rams to seek permission to talk to McDaniels, but no word on if the Rams gave it." Jim Thomas, later on Thursday afternoon: "Goodbye Josh from Stl. Pats move fast on McDaniels. Rams signed permission form only 1 hour ago. Kansas City yet to request permission." Some Post-Dispatch-on-Post-Dispatch crime here. More importantly to us, the KC Star's Adam Teicher is reporting the Chiefs have not made a move to talk with McDaniels so it sounds like that's the accurate take. The Star's Sam Mellinger previously reported McDaniels would not be interviewed for the head coaching job in KC (but potentially could for offensive coordinator). The current signs point to McDaniels landing in New England but we shall see. And Teicher's story this morning talks about Jack Del Rio interviewing in KC but we're told he will not be the next Chiefs head coach. (Hope this isn't my Nick Saban moment.) |
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I think Cassel very well could be the QB next season, but if the coach believes someone else is better, I don't think Pioli is forcing them to start him. |
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Cassel was on I R and orton is a fa at the end of the year. No competition at that point Posted via Mobile Device |
There is no way Orton resigns with Cassel still on the roster. He'd be better off to sign with a team that has an unsteady young QB that could take a step back or a team caught without a QB for next year.
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