Chiefs I'm almost convinced...

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-03-2010, 01:43 AM

...that if Weis and Crennel choose to call KC home for a long time, and Todd Haley continues flourish under their guidance, the Chiefs will be THEE Greatest Coached and Coordinated Team in the NFL.

The intelligence, creativity, and passion will be unmatched. "Failure" and other terms like "good enough" will be eradicated from our Franchise's vocabulary. Our 2nd string players will be effective in their own right should one of them have to step in at a crucial moment in a big game that matters.

Haley and Co. will feed off of Arrowhead's unmatched Mojo like success-starved (and then success-addicted) Piranhas, and We The Arrowhead Nation will experience a symbiosis of volume and power that will make the best seasons of the 1990's feel like "Herm-Ball".

I don't care if we come out flat in one game this season, the kind of game that crushes the faith of the weak, and makes the astute, passionate, and hardcore fan scratch his or her head; I'm getting a vibe here. The Mojo Meter is rising again, and I feel like our team is not far away from becoming a thermonuclear nightmare to our opposition and division rivals.

We may not beat Indy next week, but we are going to fight those mother****ers like a team given the last game they will ever get to play for 60 unyielding minutes. And when it's done, the Colts Monday morning is going to be filled with every ache and pain the human body can experience.

Let's DO this.

Fritz88 · 10-03-2010, 01:48 AM

We could keep Wies for a while, but if Romeo continues to do what he's doing then fuggadbout it. Especially if his D shines against Peyton. He will probably get another HC gig.
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Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-03-2010, 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Fritz88

We could keep Wies for a while, but if Romeo continues to do what he's doing then fuggadbout it. Especially if his D shines against Peyton. He will probably get another HC gig.
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But would he take it? Honestly, I don't see EITHER of those guys wanting to do a repeat of their last gigs, and I believe that at some point; it becomes a family over there.
And with the Ultimate Success(and hopefully "quad-peated"), the big revenue begins to flow and our whole way of operating that we've become accustomed to changes dramatically.

Look; I'm just speculating, visualizing, and dreaming a bit, nothing more. But I can FINALLY see these types of possibilities becoming our reality.

And it feels gooooooooooooooooooood.

Stanley Nickels · 10-03-2010, 02:17 AM

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Stanley Nickels · 10-03-2010, 02:18 AM

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Rasputin · 10-03-2010, 02:35 AM

Well the way you put it, I'm thinking dynasty

BryanBusby · 10-03-2010, 02:40 AM

I think KC is the last stop for both coordinators. Crennel is getting up there in age and Weis will forever be fat and already has a laundry list of health issues.

They've already made enough money from being a HC to set them up for life and probably continue to do it because they enjoy it and to get another Lombardi.

Jerm · 10-03-2010, 02:40 AM

When Haley brought these two aboard I thought the Chiefs could win a Super Bowl within 3 years...I'm really thinking they might have a good shot before then.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-03-2010, 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Cool han Luke

Well the way you put it, I'm thinking dynasty

When you put the Cassel Blunder out of your mind, it becomes VERY easy to begin imagining the kind of possibilities for this franchise that could surpass even the Golden Era.

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby

I think KC is the last stop for both coordinators. Crennel is getting up there in age and Weis will forever be fat and already has a laundry list of health issues.

They've already made enough money from being a HC to set them up for life and probably continue to do it because they enjoy it and to get another Lombardi.

Solid take; I absolutely agree.

beach tribe · 10-03-2010, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Jerm

When Haley brought these two aboard I thought the Chiefs could win a Super Bowl within 3 years...I'm really thinking they might have a good shot before then.

Wow. Now there is some optimism.

Jerm · 10-03-2010, 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

Wow. Now there is some optimism.

Agreed...I'm an eternal optimist, what can I say lol?

It's not only that but we've seen how teams can come from absolutely nowhere and make deep playoff runs, there's a lot of parity.

I think the pieces are coming into place...the coaching is there, we finally have great talent at all the key positions outside of QB, and the players are buying into the system and have a BELIEF.

If only we had a QB...I think if we had a good QB we could make a serious run this year.

I really think the Chiefs will dominate the AFCW for the next few years.

Rasputin · 10-03-2010, 03:26 AM

Much better indeed.

The first SB would be extatic beyond emagination

The second SB would be like **** YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The third one would be like can't believe them sumbitches did it again Cool.

The fourth one would be like Meh

beach tribe · 10-03-2010, 03:31 AM

I do think they are gonna stay, and see this thing through ROR, and I think we have one of the top 3 staffs in the league. I think Haley is a damn fine HC. Seems to know how to show players he will not except failure, how to push the right buttons, and how to let his talented coordinators do their jobs. Here's to Haley, and crew sticking around. I honestly cannot think of a group of guys I'd rather have coaching this team, nor a HC I would rather have. Haley truly is HUGE reason for the change in attitude of this team. I have a man crush on the guy. He may be my favorite HC the Chiefs have had since I've been alive.
Not gonna forget about Pioli either. The guy has done a remarkable job. I was excited about all of these hires, and so far it has all been warranted. Really excited to see what this team becomes under their tutelage.

Holy crap. I've gone 17 posts past 10,000, and didn't even notice.

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Jerm · 10-03-2010, 03:32 AM

Just think if Pioli could convince his father-in-law to come in as some sort of executive role or whatever....what a staff that would be.

beach tribe · 10-03-2010, 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Jerm

Agreed...I'm an eternal optimist, what can I say lol?

It's not only that but we've seen how teams can come from absolutely nowhere and make deep playoff runs, there's a lot of parity.

I think the pieces are coming into place...the coaching is there, we finally have great talent at all the key positions outside of QB, and the players are buying into the system and have a BELIEF.

If only we had a QB...I think if we had a good QB we could make a serious run this year.

I really think the Chiefs will dominate the AFCW for the next few years.

Oh, I like it bro. I'm an optimist too, and with these guys running the show, there is certainly reason for optimism. Man, can you believe it? Just 20 games ago HERM was our HC. **** YES!!!

10-03-2010, 01:43 AM
Sweet Daddy Hate Unsparing Join Date: Aug 2008 Casino cash: $10004900	I'm almost convinced... ...that if Weis and Crennel choose to call KC home for a long time, and Todd Haley continues flourish under their guidance, the Chiefs will be THEE Greatest Coached and Coordinated Team in the NFL. The intelligence, creativity, and passion will be unmatched. "Failure" and other terms like "good enough" will be eradicated from our Franchise's vocabulary. Our 2nd string players will be effective in their own right should one of them have to step in at a crucial moment in a big game that matters. Haley and Co. will feed off of Arrowhead's unmatched Mojo like success-starved (and then success-addicted) Piranhas, and We The Arrowhead Nation will experience a symbiosis of volume and power that will make the best seasons of the 1990's feel like "Herm-Ball". I don't care if we come out flat in one game this season, the kind of game that crushes the faith of the weak, and makes the astute, passionate, and hardcore fan scratch his or her head; I'm getting a vibe here. The Mojo Meter is rising again, and I feel like our team is not far away from becoming a thermonuclear nightmare to our opposition and division rivals. We may not beat Indy next week, but we are going to fight those mother****ers like a team given the last game they will ever get to play for 60 unyielding minutes. And when it's done, the Colts Monday morning is going to be filled with every ache and pain the human body can experience. Let's DO this.
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Rasputin Tip of the hat LIV Champs Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: ks Casino cash: $-34579	Well the way you put it, I'm thinking dynasty
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BryanBusby In Search of a Life Join Date: Mar 2006 Casino cash: $3159900 VARSITY	I think KC is the last stop for both coordinators. Crennel is getting up there in age and Weis will forever be fat and already has a laundry list of health issues. They've already made enough money from being a HC to set them up for life and probably continue to do it because they enjoy it and to get another Lombardi.
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Jerm Mahomes > God Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Clinton, MO Casino cash: $4348996	When Haley brought these two aboard I thought the Chiefs could win a Super Bowl within 3 years...I'm really thinking they might have a good shot before then.
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Rasputin Tip of the hat LIV Champs Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: ks Casino cash: $-34579	Much better indeed. The first SB would be extatic beyond emagination The second SB would be like **** YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The third one would be like can't believe them sumbitches did it again Cool. The fourth one would be like Meh
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10-03-2010, 03:31 AM	#13
beach tribe Keep doubting J MFing Houston Join Date: May 2007 Location: ft.lauderdale Casino cash: $3878036	I do think they are gonna stay, and see this thing through ROR, and I think we have one of the top 3 staffs in the league. I think Haley is a damn fine HC. Seems to know how to show players he will not except failure, how to push the right buttons, and how to let his talented coordinators do their jobs. Here's to Haley, and crew sticking around. I honestly cannot think of a group of guys I'd rather have coaching this team, nor a HC I would rather have. Haley truly is HUGE reason for the change in attitude of this team. I have a man crush on the guy. He may be my favorite HC the Chiefs have had since I've been alive. Not gonna forget about Pioli either. The guy has done a remarkable job. I was excited about all of these hires, and so far it has all been warranted. Really excited to see what this team becomes under their tutelage. Holy crap. I've gone 17 posts past 10,000, and didn't even notice. Fn Gif doesn't work again. Gotta figure this out. Attached Thumbnails
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Jerm Mahomes > God Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Clinton, MO Casino cash: $4348996	Just think if Pioli could convince his father-in-law to come in as some sort of executive role or whatever....what a staff that would be.
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