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Maas on 610 - There's no leadership...bring Marty as consultant
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In case it's not clear...they're talking about consultant that only reports to Clark and gives him straight talk on what's happening and not happening to make the org better.
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you mean bring in marty with a vest bomb. good idea.
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I'd bring in Marty as the D coordinator. With this talent he would shut teams down ! Make Romeo the D line coach and bring back Vermiel to run the Offense
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Marty in any role is better than this current shit stain. Put him in at QB for all I care.
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Screw that. This team doesn't need a consultant.
They need a new GM who will draft good players, higher the right coaches and pick the right QB in the 1st next year. Boom. Problem solved. |
Maas is a ****ing mouthbreather.
We need the guy Scott Pioli was supposed to be. |
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Why does Maas still have a voice and why do people listen to it? Shouldnt he be in jail somewhere?
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if the Chiefs defense can hold teams to under 17, and the Chiefs offesnse can run for 250 and have a TOP of 3:1, and our defense force 3 turnovers in their redzone.....Cassel can take us to the promise land.
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As much as I absolutely loved marty for his defense and his running game, I fail to see how his input could help this team. We need someone who is skilled at evaluating qb's. He's not that guy. I don't think of him as a shrewd evaluator of other positions either. Maybe he had some success drafting LB, DL, CB. Still that's less than five players.
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Bring him in as the regular season coach, but hire a 'Playoff Cordinator' and send Marty on a paid vacation during the playoffs.
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Any GM that Clark would replace Pioli with would choose the coach and they would presumably find a QB. I can't imagine a consultant would have anything to do with evaluating and choosing a QB. Despite the vitriol for Marty that some have, Marty IS a leader that men listen to and he's well known, respected and liked in the NFL world. More importantly, Clark apparently has an affinity for Marty and will LISTEN TO HIM...whereas Clark will NOT listen to us. Do you really think Marty would come to a different conclusion than we have? Same result...I could care less who gets credit. I just want Pioli gone. |
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If I was starting over with a franchise and wanted it to get competitive as quickly as possible, Marty would be #1 on my list. Marty most likely would have several Super Bowl rings with several teams if not for bad breaks by players that were simply beyond his control. (Or in the case of San Diego, a psycho control freak GM.) I wouldn't mind Marty as Director of Football Operations (or similar "consulting" position) one bit. After the end of this perfect season. One and Fifteeno for Geno. |
I have been surprised by the lack of on-the-field leadership with this team. Pioli made a point of drafting team captain types but I don't see them on Sunday. I see no one with passion and fire getting in people's faces to fire them up also. This leads to slow starts, never leading a game all season except the final score in NO, and just a lackluster attitude from the team. Charles' big runs seems to get them fired up but we need someone who will get these players excited to play each week at the start of the game.
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Clark doesn't need a damn consultant to tell him what's wrong. Stevie Wonder can see what is wrong with this team. Years of poor drafting, poor coaching and players who don't care.
Winston played like Richardson yesterday. Berry played like Piscatelli. Moeaki is useless. And what might be the most telling, Cassel has regressed. I didn't think it was humanly possible for a QB to get worse than Cassel in 2011. But, hell he's done it this year. He can't even dump off the ball accurately. It's amazing how bad every single facet of the game is. |
Please, let's not talk about Marty again. He couldn't win when he was here before, what makes anybody think anything would be different a second time? Move on from Marty, go after somebody else: Gruden, Cowher, Hell, Tom Osborne, whoever....but no Marty re-runs.
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Haley got more out of Cassel in 2011 than Daboll is this year.
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When you take Pro Bowl level players (and Winston and Berry are Pro Bowl level players) and get substandard production and execution from them, it's all about coaching. Leadership and coaching. Instilling winning football. It's still really, really important. |
There is no accountability because there's no depth. Nobody is worried they will lose their job because they know there is a guy who couldn't make the CFL sitting behind them.
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I'm not talking about coaching. That time has passed for Herr Shottenheimer. I'm agreeing with Maas that Marty does know a thing or two about football, winning football, and would be effective in a consultant type role as he has ties to the organization and the Hunts the last time this franchise had any sort or relevancy. It's about instilling a certain mindset from the top down. But if you are happy with the path that this franchise is on, then you, good sir, are entitled to that opinion. |
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I've never been a big fan of the Coach/GM/personnel director thing but if it gets rid of these idiots then please bring in Cowher/back Marty/etc....
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The Marty years were a mirage, go back and watch the games -- many of them KC had no business winning were never in the game and pulled out a miracle KO/Punt return, etc. Pffft...it's a waste of time to argue about Marty. He's a proven loser. Just leave him be. |
Watching this offense, I figured Marty was already on board.
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All of this talk about competition at every position is a sham. |
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Funny I asked Marty this when he was signing my book . Well I said the Chiefs should
be looking for a new GM he just laughed . Should have asked why he was wearing blue though. |
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I don't like the nepotism that Marty seems to demand at this stage of his career and that would definitely worry me. But Marty did get clubs to compete quickly when they were floundering before his arrival. Personally, I'm all for burning this sucker right to the ground and getting a fresh start. After we go 1-15. |
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Wasn't Marty the one that consulted with Clark on the Pioli hiring? That worked out.
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But the Giants reached the "goal" with a 9-7 record going into the playoffs last season. You gotta get there to give yourself a chance. |
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I'm rooting for losses the rest of the season. I'll be happy when Charles puts up numbers for my fantasy team.....but that's ****ing it.
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Until he sleeps with one of his player's girlfriends. |
Maas once again proving that brain cells are overrated.
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"You better god damn perform, or I'll **** your girlfriend." The secret to Marty's success. |
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No thanks. Oh, and Maas is a ****ing idiot. |
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He stepped down after that season. |
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The Chiefs are following Marty's blueprint to the letter. Build a good defense, run the ball, and trot out a mediocre QB. They're just not as good at it as he was. We already know what the ceiling is on Martyball. No ****ing thanks. |
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Geno or Death. There is no middle ground. |
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Geno would be there at our pick, or within reach, and the Chiefs will pass on him.
yet, there will still be thousands of season ticker holders, and the place will be full of fans, clinging on to 'hope'. Chiefs will never draft a QB in the 1st. Never. it's too risky. |
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Can we have Marty coach the team in the regular season and somebody else in the postseason? :)
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Damn you have some staying power. |
**** that.
I want Geno Smith damnit. |
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I feel the need to clarify this thread.
Maas actually said that CLARK should bring in Marty as a consultant JUST TO HIM. Not a consultant to the franchise for drafting or scouting or coaching. Just a football guy who can give him a straight opinion without worrying about his job. His take is that Marty has a tremendous amount of respect for KC, the Hunts, and the Chiefs, and would give Clark the most honest opinion he can about what's going on with his franchise. It wasn't like "Fire Pioli and bring in Marty to run the show!!" |
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I listen to his podcast about how to bring a handcun and coke to an airport. Highly informative.
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Felony Drug Charge. Yeah, i'm listening to this guy...LMAO
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Beat me to it. |
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And **** Cowher. He's been out of the game since 2006. That's a long time. |
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Clark Hunt wouldn't need a cosnultant if he read Chiefs Planet :)
Oh and Marty is ****ing OLD anyone see a picture of him lately? |
Cowher would bring an attacking 3-4 defense that would allow us to get the most out of the talent we have on defense. He would also push HARD for a first round quarterback after getting his success with Big Ben.
My concerns with him would be if he still has the fire in his belly to be the yelling, cursing, spitting demanding leader he was with Pitrsburgh or if he has matured as a tv face and wouldn't be able to regain the same frame of mind he had as a hc....the other concern is if he choses the wrong qb. He held on forever with Kordell Stuart and I'm afraid we might get another wasted speak of time with a similar player like we have been through with Cassel. He he still has that fire, he is a guy that players always responded to and played hard for every week. |
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