And what bullshit would that be? Not praising or endorsing waving the white flag in the second half? Not looking for a make-believe message?

Wasn't the score 21-7 at that time?

Ignoring the decision to lay down in the fetal position, I still think Haley did a piss poor job coaching in this game. If he's an offensive guru, then surely he knows how to call plays that expose an aggressive front 7. Max protect and force the eagles' shitty secondary to make a play? Screens?

And wasn't it Haley that wanted the entire team to weigh in at 165 lbs soaking wet? If you're going to ask your O-line to be built like the Broncos, don't turn around and expect them to block like the hogs.

There's no question this O-line is horrible. But for the coaching staff to choose to concede rather than put their collective genius together to maximize their results screams failure.

Easily the most disappointing Chiefs game I've watched in a very long time.

So the message was keep doing what isn't working?

Square peg, round hole. No better than the last coach....

Yea, cause passing was the answer....you're right. We had stellar pass protection.

Yes that was the score. But if you thought for any reason we were in that game at that point you were blowing smoke up your own ass.

2009 KC Chiefs: Passing is not the answer.

Not going for it on 4th down near the goal line and then kicking an onsides kick? Stupid.

Not getting the playcalls into the QB and having to use two timeouts to avoid delay of game penalties and then not having an opportunity to kick a field goal at the end of the half.

And, the penalties..... the ridiculous penalties.

Whatever you say.

Do you believe that the coaches thought the game was over at this point?

I might give you the 4th down call. The Onside kick did not hurt us at all. The play at the end of the half was on Cassel.

And again, penalties are rarely the fault of the coach. Haley did not make players jump on a QB and draw a PF.

Don't know. I think they were smart enough to see the writing on the wall.
Since you seem to know everyting though why don't you tell us?

Gee, I think you are starting to figure out what most of us knew in the pre-season.

If the coaches believed the game was over at 21-7, every single one of them should be fired today. Immediately.

And Pioli had it figured out, too. That's why we went with the 27-year-old, win-now QB.