Staley seems alright, I guess. I think we'll know more after the season is over.

He's got several things working in his favor in this job. Most importantly, a really talented young QB with some nice offensive weapons. The Chargers roster is in good shape overall.

I'm not ready to crown the guy. His defense really isn't all that great.

But he is young, uses analytics, chews gum on the sideline, and says the right things in press conferences, so maybe he'll be around for a while.

When we stop them on 4th down surrendering 0 points, I hope he continues to go for it. It's unfathomably stupid.

This, without 3 of our best defenders.

I will gladly welcome this butt ****ing moron completely ignoring a way to put points on the board and giving us the chance to hold them to zero, and negatively affecting his players by watching all the work they put in, get NOTHING in return.

Do all the calculations you like. The guy left free points on the field to gamble.

In doing these gambles, he lost one of his players, and then he lost the game.

Wins are wins, whether by 1, or by 40.

To see a Chiefs team that outside of the Raider demolitions, was winning games with scores well under 30 points, hell, some under 20 points, and you can see now in the game that your defense is causing some major problems for them, to still think that you need 7 points every time because 3 isn't good enough, that's just dumb football.

Get your nose out of the math book, pay attention to what is happening in front of you, and call the game accordingly, and you're likely in first place in the afc west.

Instead, you're the jackass that wanted to gamble and lost repeatedly, never learning anything. Chasing points rarely ends well.

This is the type of gambler that comes out of the casino wearing a barrel because he didn't have sense enough not to keep gambling.

Wut?

He's a little weasel. He built his name on defense and his defense sycks.

Considering both he and Turner had loaded teams with franchise QBs, I'll only grant you this until I see Staley take the Chargers to an AFC Championship game like Turner did.

Staley is promising, sure, and seems to have great communication skills, but so did Anthony Lynn. The pressures of the head coaching world mount up when you become more and more of an executive, and some guys can handle that. Others can't. It's why so many new coaches get off to fast starts or look great in their first year only to slowly droop back down to mediocrity over time.

Every fan would unless you're rooting for the 1985 Bears or 2000 Ravens.

Can we get him the 10 year ala John Gruden?

My assessment is that he sucks. He gets praise because he gives solid quotes to the media and seems like a nice guy.

He has a stud QB and for being a defensive guy, his defense sucks and sucks bad. He puts his team in constantly bad position. Doug Pederson once upon a time was viewed as a maverick coach who pushed the envelope. He won a ring and ended up unemployed. Staley's shine will be completely off by the middle of next season.

Your assessment of Brandon Staley?

He ain't no Andy Reid!

I was referring to 13 games with the Chiefs. Sure, he had a track record, but it's not hard to recognize when a team is responding to the coaching philosophy.

No you are comparing apples to oranges..got it.

Wonder what the conversion rate is on 4th down from the 5. 5 yards at goal line seems pretty low percentage. That's the one I thought was too aggressive, and sorta arrogant.

Well, one guy had been to the NFC CG 4x's and been to a SB and the other guy is 8-6 in his career, but ok.....

It’s still a dumb ****ing comparison…

Are you under the impression that everyone was universally happy when Andy came here? Granted, people here like to bitch about anything, but it was hardly a universally-praised decision.