Blindly following and blithely accepting is one sure measure of ignorance.

when you google Gibbs, it indicates that he is the DC and Pendegrast role is undetermined.

No, it's fine to counter what people are saying. But being a fucking jackass while doing it is quite another thing. If you will notice, the people who aren't being said fucking jackass, are being respected back. Talking to people who have been Chiefs fans for years and know their shit like an asshole, won't score too many points.


Now, quiet down junior. The adults are talking

It will be "In Arizona" instead, that is if they even speak to the media.

If it was chaos, why announce anything at all? They could have just waited to sort everything out.

I'm just shocked that a rival fan would think this was chaos. Just shocked.

May have already been posted but did not see it...

A source close to Romeo Crennel said Tuesday night the former Cleveland head coach and former New England defensive coordinator is not close to joining the Kansas City staff as a defensive coordinator. It is possible, at some point, the source said, that Crennel could join former New England colleague Scott Pioli as a defensive consultant.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcwest/0...and-notes.html

I'm waiting to hear anyone put forward a logical reason to withhold that information if they know it. Maybe they just don't give a shit that their fans are interested?

And I'm waiting to hear a reason to announce the hirings if they didn't already know who was coaching what.

When Pioli and Haley met with them, did they just say you're going to coach the Chiefs and we'll decide your position later?

But yes, keep believing it's chaos.

It's obvious they're waiting on something. If they announce Gibbs as DC and then hire Crennel, what are they going to do, retract their announcement? On the other hand, if they announce him as LB coach and Crennel (or whoever) doesn't come aboard, how do they explain Gibbs' sudden promotion next week without giving away that they didn't get their man?

There may be other hires in the same vein. Hunt said they weren't through yet.

The net result is that they still don't know what jobs one or more of those guys are going to have.

If the coordinators are not known at 1 Arrowhead Drive already then this whole hiring thing is bass-ackwards. You don't hire the assistants and then tell your new coordinator this is who you have to work with. You hire the coordinator and then at the very least give them a chance for serious input on who they wants to have working for them.

I don't think Romeo is going to coach this season....He is supposedly going to have a hip replaced

Another sacrifice
the volcano gods
demand quality

what exactly does this guy do?

why is he consider a coach and not a front office guy?


NATE WAINWRIGHT

http://www.kcchiefs.com/media/staff/nate_wainwright.jpg <table width="350" border="0"> <tbody><tr valign="top"><td style="width: 120px;">Position</td><td>Manager of Football Operations/Player Development</td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td>Year Hired</td><td>2006</td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td>Hometown</td><td>Wilton, Iowa</td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td>College</td><td>Iowa</td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td>Degrees</td><td>B.A. Communications</td></tr> </tbody></table> Professional Bio

8th Year NFL Coach • 3rd with Chiefs
Nate Wainwright is entering his third season with the Chiefs. After serving as Manager of Football Administration from 2006-07, he currently serves as the club’s Manager of Football Operations/Player Development in 2008. In addition to his football duties, Wainwright also works with the club’s players in conjunction with Lamonte Winston and the Chiefs Player Development Department.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/media/images...90043459796129Wainwright came to Kansas City after a five-year stint working with head coach Herm Edwards as a member of the N.Y. Jets staff from 2001-05. Wainwright held the title of Executive Adminstrator to the Head Coach/Coaching Assistant with the Jets in 2005 after serving as a coaching assistant during his first four years with that organization.



The Wilton, Iowa native returned to his Midwestern roots in 2006, joining Edwards in Kansas City. Wainwright reports directly to the Chiefs head coach and performs a variety of both football and administrative duties, serving as a liason between the Kansas City coaching staff and other departments within the Chiefs organization. Wainwright is involved in assisting with the football budget and also works closely with the club executives in the adminstration of training camp.



Wainwright works in close conjunction with the Chiefs defensive coaching staff fulfilling a number of duties during the off-season, training camp and regular season. He assists defensive backs coach David Gibbs in tutoring the clubs defensive backfield. He also coordinates the team’s schedules with Edwards and implements the club’s organizational timeline during practice and during pregame warm-ups. In addition, he handles a variety of logistical issues that arise when integrating a wide range of other events at Arrowhead Stadium around the club’s football schedule.


During his tenure with Edwards in New York, Wainwright worked with the Jets defensive coaching staff, handling various duties including game plan preparations, self-scouting reports and offensive tendency reports. His in-game responsibilities in the coaching booth ranged from communicating down and distance information to the field, as well as identifying personnel packages and presenting information for potential tactical adjustments at halftime.
Wainwright began his NFL career in ‘98 as a Ticket Sales Intern with the New Orleans Saints before earning a full-time position as a Ticket Sales Executive with the Saints in 2000. He also assisted the Saints coaching staff on a volunteer basis during his tenure in New Orleans.
A graduate of the University of Iowa with a degree in Communications, he was a high school letterman in five different sports (football, baseball, basketball, golf and track) at Wilton High School in Wilton, Iowa.

Personal Bio

Education: University of Iowa (B.A. ‘98). Born: Wilton, Iowa. Family: Wife - Natalie.

Its not blindly following, its respecting a persons track record enough to know he knows a lot more than jackoffs on a website chat board.
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we have a Pioli groupie LMAO