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Getting The Band Back Together
Exact words from The Doug Gottlieb Show about Pioli's proclivity for hiring guys from "The Tree".
It's also a tried and true method in the NFL over the last couple of decades. Let's take a look at how getting the band back together worked out. Walsh, Bill. Almost single-handedly built the 49er Dynasty. Was lured back to SF from 1999-2001 as GM. The team experienced moderate success over this time, going 12-4 in 2001, but not winning a playoff game during his tenure. Vermeil, Dick. Tried to rebuild the '99 Rams with the 2001-2005 Chiefs. Had 2/5 winning seasons and a winning record overall, but never won a playoff game. Holmgren, Mike. Assumed full control of the Seahawks after leaving GB. Even traded for his old backup QB in the process. Although the team achieved a SB berth, this was after Holmgren had been stripped of his GM duties in 2002, and Bob Ferguson took over. Policy, Carmen. Former "Executive of the Year" from SF was lured to rebuild the Cleveland Browns. Installed former SF Buddy Dwight Clark as GM. Crashed and burned like the ****ing Hindenburg. Johnson, Jimmy. The man who built the 90's Cowboys was charged with building the late 90's Dolphins into something Shula couldn't for the last 25 years--a SB champion. Johnson brought in his old assistants towards the end (Wannstedt) but could never match the success he had in Dallas. Ended his tenure with a 62 point ass raping from the Jags. |
When the Romeo hire is made official, we need a poll to gauge the expectations for next season.
We will have all of Pioli's guys, and he will have had over one full year to evaluate and another year with a top 5 draft position. So what's the expectation level? And what will the excuses be? |
Pioli to KC fans...
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If he get's both chubbies on board...anything less than .500 is a failure...
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Worst case scenario, we have DL depth now with Weiss and if Crennel joins as well!
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Holmgren is going to do this in Cleveland too. I just heard on NFL Network that Mornhinweg is a possibility as HC. LMAO Sorry Browns fans...
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Fair enough. Then again, when Belichick got the New England job, he hired his same buddies from his days with the Giants, Cleveland, and the Jets, rather than going and hiring fresh guys he hadn't worked with, and won himself three rings.
I think hiring guys just for the sake of familiarity can lead to issues. If these are Pioli's hires and not Haley's, we're going to have issues, just like we did when Carl convinced DV to hire Dumbther. But if these guys are the best guys to implement the system you want in place and coach the guys you are going to give them, then it can work. At the end of the day, regardless of who we hire, we need to acquire talent. The players are the ones who win the Bowls. Just ask Shanarat what he was able to win after Elway and TD... |
I think we all know which one Haley is.ROFL
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Doug Gotlieb is a douche who also said Nebraska football would never be good again. **** him.
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And Crennel & Weis are upgrades so I don't see how fans can be unhappy about getting better?
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Memo to Fat Scott... TALENT wins, not coaches.
Look at the 4 teams with byes in the playoffs this year... coached by the likes of Norv Turner, Jim Caldwell, Sean Payton and Brad Childress. None of those guys are going to conjur up images of Vince Lombardi. All those teams are the top teams in their respective conferences primarily because of the talent they possess on the field... and not as much because of the coaching staff on the sideline. |
What is the point here? That once you are successful in the NFL, you can never be again?
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WE'RE ON A MISSION FROM GOD!!!!!!!!!!
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the reasons for failure are the same everywhere, always, and have nothing to do with whether or not coaches had previously co-habitated.. people fail because they make bad decisions, execute poorly, lack forsesight and imagination, and/or are simply incompetent...along with the variables of the players they coach who fail for the same reasons...add in the GM, the franchises proclivity to spend $$$, their ability to draft talent, etc, relative talent levels of other teams in the league, and you get a workable batch of interconnected reasons for why a regime at a certain time and place succeeds or fails... it has dick to do with them previously working together...literally nothing...your grasp of logic is so ****ing poor it makes me want to listen to the same goth music you must have been listening to when you posted this embarrassing nonsense.... maybe people on the planet could pull their ****ing heads out of their asses for awhile.....**** |
plus KU is losing to Cornell, which is way more important right now
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HEY! I like a band that could play good music.
I can't wait to hear that music..all we need now are the proper set of drums, guitars, keyboards, mics, all the right equipment necessary and its rock and roll!!! SHOWTIME!!!!WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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shit just got really real.
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I am ok with it. our HC is a new guy, so i am fine with it. If he doesnt work. so the **** what, it hasnt worked for 40 years whats another few.
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Holmgren (as you stated) made it back to the superbowl... pretty damn good. ..and I notice three names missing... Parcells, Shula and Reeves. so, it looks about 50/50... which I am fine with saying that the argument holds no water... we are left to judge the coaches based on what they will/won't bring to the table NOW ...not any past garbage. (as a positive or negative) Unfortunately, neither has been an OC/DC the last few years... so impossible to judge accurately... just guessing at this point. We'll only KNOW the answer a few months into next season... maybe sooner if Weis is gonna run the exact same offense that Haley runs. Past Superbowls do not translate into either good or poor performance the next time around. Period. |
God forbid we try and upgrade the coaching staff.
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Are Weis and Crennel not qualified enough for you Hamas? Holy Christ...
My expectations for next year? As of right now... 8-8 |
My question is... can't we up grade our coaches AND talent? Why cry about upgrading our coaches now? We are so jaded as Chiefs fans we can't even appreciate what we have in front of us. Who gives a rip if we are bringing the band back together... it is a hell of a lot better than we have had in YEAAARRRSSS!
Btw, my expectations are also 8-8 next season. |
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Wha?? Parcells never won a playoff game w/o Belichick. Not one. Despite having the same guys almost everywhere else wherever he went, he never replicated that success. Dan Reeves wasn't calling the shots in Atlanta (Harold Richardson, a Reeves crony took over after the team was built and proceeded to destroy it), nor was Vermeil calling the shots in Philly or St. Louis. In fact, the area where Vermeil had the most input is where he had the least success: KC. |
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What bothers me is what has always bothered me: Out of all the coaching candidates, Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel are the two that you pick. Out of all the players on waiver after cuts, Ryan O'Callaghan is the only one you pick. You can't build a championship team from the scraps of a fallen dynasty, and yet Pioli seems to think that you can. Where's the originality and the adaptability here? |
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I also don't think we should be married to the Patriots 3-4.. I'd rather see a modified Phillips 3-4 ... which means I'd rather see a coach familiar with it... I'd love Wade Phillips but he likely saved his job in Dallas... |
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The 2010 Chiefs Highlight Film will be intro'd with the A-TEAM: Pioli, Haley, Weis and Crennel. (note how I listed the black man last) But yeah, Pioli is a bald Hannibal, Haley is Howling Mad Murdoch, Weis is a fattened up Face and Crennel is Jumbo Mr. T. SO ****ING AWESOME. |
There is no way that anyone can predict already what our record is gonna be for next year already. That is a ridiculous guess at best.
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Young, smart, knows the 3-4... I meant this originally as a joke... but now that I think about it... |
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Produce or get the **** out. |
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http://cm1.theinsider.com/media/0/44...0.400x451.jpeg Do eet! |
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Doing it next year would inspire a lot more confidence. |
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2009: 4-12 2010: 7-9 2011: 10-6 or 11-5 & win a playoff game 2012: Go very deep into the playoffs That was before I realized that Pioli was going to grab every ex-Patriot swinging dick he could find. These are ALL his people. No excuses, now. |
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I really don't know what to think, has anything like this ever even been done before? I'm not sure any of those are great comparisons. You could just as easily flip those particular comparisons... Dungy took his act to Indy and won. Gruden took his act to Tampa and won. Sure those were some differences... but it's not like Bill Walsh and Mike Holmgren had the exact same mix either. Heck, the biggest comparison of all is Belichick took his act to New England and created the dynasty of our generation. Parcells didn't win it all but he took his band of merry men and made contenders out of New England and New York when they were complete dog feces.
This is a fairly unique situation, and I'm not confident there's any precedent to sit there and look at and say "This is what's going to happen." It's still up to Pioli and Haley to make good decisions. |
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Of course here's the point that people are missing: We've basically put the roadies to the Beatles in Arrowhead, and are expecting Paul and John to produce the White Album in the next decade. Well, unfortunately Paul and John are still in Boston. |
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Where was Wipe on this Claythan?
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LOL this is funny. |
The problem with these guys is they already got their own chances to succeed and failed..so now they're coming here.
I will say this is a make it or break it type of move because with all the failures of the Pats assistants putting a bunch of them on the same staff with a GM from there...if this fails people are going to really start to crap on the NE guys. |
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If you assemble a GM and a coaching staff comprised heavily of NE guys and it fails, Bill Belichick will then get even more credit as being the only coach that matters there.
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Tom Brady+Bill Belichick. Meanwhile, all the lemmings seem to think that as long as you have the high explosives and the casing that you can just will the fissile material into place for the nuclear bomb. Well you can't, and it's never coming here, so find a different way. |
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I mean really lets go hire Al Groh and Eric Mangini too, I'm sure that'll take us places.
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We should have hired someone from Baltimore (DeCosta) or Pittsburgh (Doug Whaley, Ron Hughes) not a guy from a team who fell into the luckiest pick in NFL history who supplemented their team through FA with a mediocre draft record. |
Hamas...
Here's an idea. Listening? ?? Ready? GET OVER ... IT! JFC |
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Die of gang rape in a prison shower. |
I'm so mad we hired Pioli blah blah blah we shoulda hired someone else blah blah blah I'm going to shit over every Chiefs related thread because we didn't hire who I wanted blah blah blah I teach college kids I have zero football credentials whatsoever blah blah blah
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Bruce Clark? Bruce Smith? Trying to think of former 3-4 players of Wade's and can't come up with any that have coaching experience... |
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And you think Kraft and Belichick are responsible solely for the front office success in New England, but you don't feel the same about the Rooneys and Cowher? I'm inclined to believe the success of the Steelers is from having a few key people as well. All of the others are plug-and-play. |
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I see Hootie is using his draft weekend posting approach year round now.
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I thought Billay was about to call Hootie a guido.
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I am trying to think of someone who isn't currently coaching d-line at the NFL level... which pretty much leaves us with former d-linemen or college coaches... unless there is an asst d-line coach I'm unaware of. |
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We have none of those. Indianapolis has great ownership, a great front office (who built 3 contenders) and Peyton Manning. Pittsburgh has great ownership, Polamalu, Hampton, and Roethlisberger. Our problem is that we have no organizational philosophy aside from "Just do exactly what happened in New England". Well, no two scenarios are exactly the same. The reason why a guy like Mike Tomlin is a good coach is b/c he's a Tampa 2 guy but he realizes his talent works best in a 3-4, so he doesnt' **** with it. Pittsburgh also drafts to the strength of the draft (which is why they drafted multiple OL in the mid-late rounds last year, and got a guy like Mike Wallace and a better 5 tech at 32 than we did at 3) |
Why isn't Clark Hunt a great owner?
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It just blows my mind that you can point out several draft built cap savvy teams, Colts, Ravens, Eagles, Packers, Pittsburgh..
And we hire people from the franchise that tripped assbackwards into it's QB and masks it's draft failures by using it's big market cash. One of those teams is not like the others, one of those teams does not have a repeatable strategy. |
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