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Old 10-14-2012, 10:30 PM  
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Head Coach Question
After 6 games this season it's apparent and I agree that wholesale changes need to be made. A question I have is what ever happened to Al Saunders. I thought at one time he was in line for the Chiefs Head Coach job. I would love to see him with the talent that we have on this team and work with it. I can't think of anyone else that might be able to repolorize the fan base as he could. He was popular.
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Old 10-15-2012, 10:24 AM   #46
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The Chiefs situation is so dire, they need someone with a proven HC track record for winning.

Andy Reid, Bill Cowher, Jon Gruden, Brian Billick... jump aboard the proven winner train.
No coach has enough energy to get back up to the top. Andy Reid will be 55 in March. Cowher is a year older than that and has lost his competitive edge. Gruden is the youngest of the bunch and will turn 50 next year. Billick won because he had Ray Lewis who could make up for that train wreck of an offense. He thought Elvis Grbac, Jeff Blake and Kyle Boller were the answer. They might bring name recognition, but if we hire any one of them then we are consigning ourselves to five years of mediocrity. Billick hasn't coached since 2007, Gruden 2008, and Cowher since 2006.
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Old 10-15-2012, 10:27 AM   #47
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Old 10-15-2012, 10:27 AM   #48
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Old 10-15-2012, 10:29 AM   #49
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Ferentz would have been the right coach when we had the 2010 staff with Weis and Crennel running things on their sides of the ball. He would be perfect in that role.
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My first choice for coach would be Mike Nolan. The guy can put a quality defense out there without a big turnover in personnel. I'm sure he knows someone that can run his system. We bring in an OC that can run a balanced attack that can take advantage of our defense.
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It seems more common that coaches tend toward more success in their second opportunity...so while this list isn't exhaustive, I'm pretty sure each of these guys are hoping to head coach again. I left Haley off the list on purpose. It's a mixed bag on the previous success for this group, with Del Rio and Haslett having the most success. Not a super inspiring group.

Jack Del Rio
Josh McDummy
Jim Haslett
Mike Nolan
Tony Sparano
Steve Spagnuolo
Cam Cameron
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It seems more common that coaches tend toward more success in their second opportunity...so while this list isn't exhaustive, I'm pretty sure each of these guys are hoping to head coach again. I left Haley off the list on purpose. It's a mixed bag on the previous success for this group, with Del Rio and Haslett having the most success. Not a super inspiring group.

Jack Del Rio
Josh McDummy
Jim Haslett
Mike Nolan
Tony Sparano
Steve Spagnuolo
Cam Cameron
Out of this group, its Nolan or death.
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My first choice for coach would be Mike Nolan. The guy can put a quality defense out there without a big turnover in personnel. I'm sure he knows someone that can run his system. We bring in an OC that can run a balanced attack that can take advantage of our defense.
Not a chance.

He failed miserably in San Francisco and that was with the number one overal pick spent on Alex Smith.

Some guys are just better coordinators than head coaches.
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My first choice for coach would be Mike Nolan. The guy can put a quality defense out there without a big turnover in personnel. I'm sure he knows someone that can run his system. We bring in an OC that can run a balanced attack that can take advantage of our defense.
That's your first choice? Jesus.
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It seems more common that coaches tend toward more success in their second opportunity...so while this list isn't exhaustive, I'm pretty sure each of these guys are hoping to head coach again. I left Haley off the list on purpose. It's a mixed bag on the previous success for this group, with Del Rio and Haslett having the most success. Not a super inspiring group.

Jack Del Rio
Josh McDummy
Jim Haslett
Mike Nolan
Tony Sparano
Steve Spagnuolo
Cam Cameron


Cam Cameron was 1-15 and failed 4 years at Indiana. He'll never be a head coach anywhere again.

Nolan failed in SF and was even given the number one overall draft pick in Alex Smith. Fail.

Spags was awful in St. Louis and his defense in New Orleans is the main reason why they're 1-4.

Sparano went from "Run Game Coodinator" to head coach because of his association with Parcells. He was awful and isn't burning up the league in New York with the Jets.

Haslett? Um, no. Del Rio? No. McDaniels? Maybe, someday, if he proves he can do something without Belichick.
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Del Rio basically quit in mid season and tried everything to get fired. He's just a saner version of Todd Haley.
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