Who would be your choice for HC in 2016?

[ChiefAshhole1056]

Originally Posted by RunKC

I'd be cool with Roman at HC and running the offense while Gus Bradley runs the D.

I actually may be good with him instead... Yeah, let's do that. 4-3 with Houston at the LEO, brings a Seahawks mentality, and is a pissed off former HC. I'm down.

[KCrockaholic]

Although I could never bring myself to actually want Todd Haley back, I really do miss his emotion. That brought so much laughter to my football life. I can't stand coaches who lack emotion. Well, except Belichick. I do love him.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

Although I could never bring myself to actually want Todd Haley back, I really do miss his emotion. That brought so much laughter to my football life. I can't stand coaches who lack emotion. Well, except Belichick. I do love him.

I loved watching him at times, the ever-present rage building like a volcano in his black heart...

You just knew when he finally let go, it was going to be ****ing awesome.

I bet you don't remember very vividly anything Reid has ever done, but I'll wager you can pull the image of Haley reading Boldin the riot-act on the sidelines right to the forefront of your mind, in 1080.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Williams

I loved watching him at times, the ever-present rage building like a volcano in his black heart...

You just knew when he finally let go, it was going to be ****ing awesome.

I bet you don't remember very vividly anything Reid has ever done, but I'll wager you can pull the image of Haley reading Boldin the riot-act on the sidelines right to the forefront of your mind, in 1080.

I remember he showed some emotion during the Eagles game in 2013. Other than that he's usually coughing into the headset which must be annoying as hell.

[notorious]

Yes, McCarthy would be a piece of shit with an average QB.


Come to think of it, almost every coach would be.

[kccrow]

Sean McDermott.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by kccrow

Sean McDermott.

Tell us more, we're listening...

[GloucesterChief]

Chud did get a raw deal in Cleveland. It wasn't epic failure like Caldwell and Lovie Smith.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Williams

Tell us more, we're listening...

What do you want to know?

From Pennsylvania. Learned under Jim Johnson on Andy Reid's staff, working his way up. This will help him work with any AR assistants he may want to retain or bring in. John Harbaugh, Steve Spagnuolo, and Leslie Frazier also worked on that staff as reference. When he took over as DC for Johnson, his team led the league in takeaways and sacks and was ranked 3rd in the NFL. Current Carolina Panthers DC. Has had a top 10 defense each of the last 3 years. He's and excellent defensive backs coach, having cut his teeth there. His defense is ranked 10th currently and 4th in PPG.

I like fiery attitude and his want to. He values discipline and consistency. He has a degree in finance, which tells me he's very logical and likely organized. He's 41 years old, prime age to become a HC. He's from Omaha, NE, so he probably likes the Chiefs. He had interest this past offseason, so its likely he'll get a HC job this offseason.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by kccrow

What do you want to know?

From Pennsylvania. Learned under Jim Johnson on Andy Reid's staff, working his way up. This will help him work with any AR assistants he may want to retain or bring in. John Harbaugh, Steve Spagnuolo, and Leslie Frazier also worked on that staff as reference. When he took over as DC for Johnson, his team led the league in takeaways and sacks and was ranked 3rd in the NFL. Current Carolina Panthers DC. Has had a top 10 defense each of the last 3 years. He's and excellent defensive backs coach, having cut his teeth there. His defense is ranked 10th currently and 4th in PPG.

I like fiery attitude and his want to. He values discipline and consistency. He has a degree in finance, which tells me he's very logical and likely organized. He's 41 years old, prime age to become a HC. He's from Omaha, NE, so he probably likes the Chiefs. He had interest this past offseason, so its likely he'll get a HC job this offseason.

I am suitably goddamned intrigued.

Rep to you, sah!

[TambaBerry]

I would go for a top college coach, the nfl is idiotic that they just share coaches like nobody else can do the job. You get fired at one place and hired on at another.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by TambaBerry

I would go for a top college coach, the nfl is idiotic that they just share coaches like nobody else can do the job. You get fired at one place and hired on at another.

That's because no one ever actually gets 'fired' from the NFL.

Once you're in, you're set for life.

See : Cassel, Matt
Pioli, Scott
Smith, Lovie

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by TambaBerry

I would go for a top college coach, the nfl is idiotic that they just share coaches like nobody else can do the job. You get fired at one place and hired on at another.

Hell no. Making the jump straight to NFL HC from college almost never works. You hire a former NFL HC or an accomplished coordinator that's ready for the job.

[dannybcaitlyn]

Sean Peyton with Schwartz or pogano as d- cord

[O.city]

Reid isn't going anywhere. It's on him for smith being what he's been and is, but if you actually put a competent qb in his system, I don't think it would be bad keeping him.

Get a different dcoord