1. Develop QB's and leave them better than what they were when they started here
2. Regain a home field advantage
3. Don't forget about charles
4. Playoffs....and within 3 years, win one or two playoff games
5. Change the prices, or insert dummies dressed in red in the club section seats
6. Complete reboot to the pregame KC Wolf shtick....it's tired and needs to end
7. Say some crazy sh*t in pressers from time to time so we stay relevant to natl media
8. Lap dance photo with KC Wolf!!!
9. Make the wide receiver position relevant (and not just one)
10. Use the men in black mind eraser on all of us, allowing us to completely forget the past 10 years

I admittedly can't speak to it.

I can see someone being as bad as Crennel. I cannot imagine anyone, in any scenario, being worse than that fat bastard.

The worst coach I ever witnessed before Crennel was Kotite and I think Kotite was a much better coach than Romeo.

That dude was catastrophically terrible.

There was a coach in Miami worse then Crennel.

How is winning a playoff game considered Status Quo?

I'm sorry but I disagree.

There have been many very good coaches that have produced contending teams, year after year, that never won a Super Bowl.

Guys like Chuck Knox, John Robinson, Dan Reeves, John Fox, Jeff Fisher, Marv Levy and on and on and on.

If a coach is consistently fielding a team that has a very good chance at appearing in a Super Bowl, I don't know how that can be considered anything but a success.

The present fortune of this franchise has been to win 5 games, draft at the top of the draft and largely !@#$ it up.

You have a very tenuous grasp on reality if you believe making the playoffs to be the 'status quo' for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The sooner you come to grips with the depths this franchise has fallen to, the better you'll be for it. You fellas that desperately wanted Marty gone got your wish - and the Chiefs have largely been pathetic ever since.

For historical perspective, this is the 1988 Kansas City Chiefs you're looking at here. We're talking about a decade+ of wandering in the wilderness. The Chiefs haven't been a credible NFL franchise for any lengthy period of time in over a decade.

Once you understand that, you can fairly judge the performance of Andy Reid.

I'd argue that Crennel was worse because he didn't have one unit that excelled in any area. At least Gansz had decent special teams. Crennel didn't have anything to rest his hat on.

Oh, and no one killed himself at Arrowhead under Gansz.

If you set a goal and fail to achieve that goal, have you succeeded?

Then each and every year, 31 teams in the National Football League are failures.

I'm sorry but that's nonsense.

For the record Scotty Polly gets an F------------------------- as a GM.

I am not talking about a yearly perpsective, though ultimately the above statement is true.

We are talking about the years here.

If Andy Reid is the coach of this team for 5 or more years and he fails to win a SB, then ultimately he has not succeeded, much as he didn't in Philly.

If you win more games than you lose, win some playoff games, but no SB, you can not be labeled a failure, but neither should you be labeled a success.

And if Andy Reid wins in the playoffs, makes an AFC Championship appearance and never wins a Super Bowl, he'll still be considered a success to the overwhelming majority of fans.

Super Bowls are nice but in addition to great ownership, front office, coaching and personnel, there is absolutely a certain amount of luck involved.

A) Set that bar high, Dane!

B) **** the "overwhelming majority of fans". Those idiots high five each other when this team takes a Tackle at 1.1

Cue it...

I'm calling my shot. We're in the conference championship within 3 years.

If he can draft Johnny Manziel so we can have out QBOTF it will all be a success.