Haley will serve as guest analyst on ESPN show

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

Haley will serve as guest analyst on ESPN show
Former Chiefs coach Todd Haley, fired on Monday after the team’s 37-10 loss to the New York Jets, will be a guest analyst tomorrow on the ESPN show “Audibles,” which will air from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. He’ll appear alongside regular analysts Keyshawn Johnson, Trent Dilfer and Jerry Rice.

An ESPN communications executive described the show as having a viewer-controlled format, allowing the analysts to answer questions.

Haley spent less than three seasons as Chiefs coach before being fired Monday.

[FringeNC]

I wonder what the relationship between Haley and Pioli would be like in the alternate universe where Denver and Josh McDaniels acquired Cassel instead of us.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by FringeNC

I wonder what the relationship between Haley and Pioli would be like in the alternate universe where Denver and Josh McDaniels acquired Cassel instead of us.

The same, most likely.

Cassel doesn't make Haley any more or less of an idiot than he already is.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Pope
Breaston
Long
Urbhan
Jones
Brown
Palko

That's a list that kinda disproves your statement, buddy.

Yeah, and the endless list of used up receivers that were ran through KC the the previous two years. It was almost comical and like no other position mattered, but they have a fine group of receivers now.

[kcxiv]

Originally Posted by jd1020

The same, most likely.

Cassel doesn't make Haley any more or less of an idiot than he already is.

Cassel makes you stand pretty much no chance unless your comming off an 18-1 season and you have a damned good defense, ooh but you still fail to make the play offs.


once you get no qb, your doomed to fail.

[whoman69]

I've seen it. Somebody please tell me where he threw the Chiefs organization under the bus. Worse thing he said all night was that the 49ers are last year's Chiefs. He did ask the other people on the panel whether they believed he should be fired, which they saved him from by saying they would answer off camera. Herm threw his coaches and players under the bus every week.

The biggest statement of the night was from Keyshon, a former player of his, who stated that if Todd had a QB, he would not be on the panel.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by whoman69

I've seen it. Somebody please tell me where he threw the Chiefs organization under the bus. Worse thing he said all night was that the 49ers are last year's Chiefs. He did ask the other people on the panel whether they believed he should be fired, which they saved him from by saying they would answer off camera. Herm threw his coaches and players under the bus every week.

The biggest statement of the night was from Keyshon, a former player of his, who stated that if Todd had a QB, he would not be on the panel.

The simple fact is that he slipped up TWICE and referred to HIMSELF as a member of the Chiefs.

So if he was throwing the Chiefs under the bus, he was throwing himself under there with them.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Can't we get video of this? It's ****ing 2011 and the intrawebs FFS.

[DaWolf]

Originally Posted by whoman69

I've seen it. Somebody please tell me where he threw the Chiefs organization under the bus. Worse thing he said all night was that the 49ers are last year's Chiefs. He did ask the other people on the panel whether they believed he should be fired, which they saved him from by saying they would answer off camera. Herm threw his coaches and players under the bus every week.

The biggest statement of the night was from Keyshon, a former player of his, who stated that if Todd had a QB, he would not be on the panel.

I didn't even take that 49ers comment to be a knock against the Chiefs. I took it to mean that there's a team who was crap the previous year which came out of nowhere to be the surprise team that was winning a division.

Although it should be pointed out that everyone using the QB issue as an excuse for Haley should look at the job Harbaugh is doing with a QB who got two other head coaches fired...

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by memyselfI

I thought he was kind of catty when it was about him but otherwise did a good job. I don't think he did himself any favors as far as potential employers as a head coach. Perhaps as a TV analyst he did.

stay in DC

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by SenselessChiefsFan

Please put links to those sources. Especially the one where Pioli tried to force McDaniels on Haley.

Oh, and I wonder why McDaniels is rumored to be a possibility if Clark stepped in and said no to him last year after what happened in Denver.

The logic is lacking in that argument.

Your logic is lacking on everything, dumbass.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

Can't we get video of this? It's ****ing 2011 and the intrawebs FFS.

I don't see any torrents.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by HemiEd

Well said, and I agree. But to finish the point, it is also Pioli's first time of being in this position, and I feel Clark has pointed out to him how he has ****ed up, and what he needs to change. The locked doors coming unlocked I think is a good example of that.

Of course, I have always been a glass half full kind of person. Hopefully he starts doing things right, sooner than later.

That's my impression too. He looked like he got his ass chewed the **** out. The fact that the Chiefs are lifting some of their secrecy is a positive sign that Pioli's learning that he doesn't walk on water anymore.

[Hammock Parties]

VIDEO!!!

[TimeForWasp]

Thanks for showing that. I wanted to see it. Haley does a good job.

[JCharles1981]

Todd Haley, Keyshawn Johnson, Trent Dilfer, and Jerry Rice; which of these don't belong? Here's a hint: three of these guys are has-beens, and the other is a true legend.