Chiefs I'm almost convinced... - Page 3

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.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-03-2010, 05:13 AM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

You're right, and I fully expect some pretty bad losses this season
But I do think our CS is top notch. It's really late(early), I've a had a few drinks( I tended bar till 4am fri night was in bed by 8am so I didin't get out of bed till 5pm today,(yesterday) which is why I'm still up) so my thoughts are a little distorted, and the dreams are a little bigger, but realistically, in today's NFL, if we are not hitting the peak of our build two seasons from now then we've missed on some moves, and are missing out on some of the time that our window should be open. As for the dynasty thing, that's some really big dreaming, no matter what level our team reaches. It's just a really difficult thing to do. Hell, winning two is quite frankly an enormous task. It's ALL hoop dreaming at this point, and it's all in good fun. Dreams never hurt anybody.

This. And compared to the usual fare around these parts:

"Ameri-ca, **** YEAH"!!!!!!

Silock · 10-03-2010, 05:20 AM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

You're right, and I fully expect some pretty bad losses this season
But I do think our CS is top notch. It's really late(early), I've a had a few drinks( I tended bar till 4am fri night was in bed by 8am so I didin't get out of bed till 5pm today,(yesterday) which is why I'm still up) so my thoughts are a little distorted, and the dreams are a little bigger, but realistically, in today's NFL, if we are not hitting the peak of our build two seasons from now then we've missed on some moves, and are missing out on some of the time that our window should be open. As for the dynasty thing, that's some really big dreaming, no matter what level our team reaches. It's just a really difficult thing to do. Hell, winning two is quite frankly an enormous task. It's ALL hoop dreaming at this point, and it's all in good fun. Dreams never hurt anybody.

I can get down with that. I agree with all of that, too. I just hesitate to dream so large right now.

Chief Pote · 10-03-2010, 06:16 AM

Geez....what will CP be like if they pull off a win at Indy? OMG there will be upstart Chiefs message board sites popping up throughout the world.

Simply Red · 10-03-2010, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe

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.

**bevischief** · 10-03-2010, 07:01 AM

We can only hope.

SenselessChiefsFan · 10-03-2010, 07:44 AM

What a difference three wins make. Suddenly, Crennel and Weis may be the best set of coordinators in the league. Just a month ago, it was argued that they couldn't find another job other than with the Chiefs.

It is amazing that fans are so reactionary.

I agree that Weis and Crennel are doing a great job thus far. (and, that is even with Weis not demaning a new QB, or more carries for Charles) I was not a huge fan of Romeo going into all this. I prefer a more aggressive defense than he plays. But, there is no question that he knows what he is doing.

Haley has impressed me more than either of them though. He has grown up and matured in the HC job. It is clear that he is on the same page as his assistants, despite what Dane thinks.

It is three weeks into the season. The Chiefs are facing their two toughest games over the next two weeks. I wonder how the threads will go if they lose both of those in convincing fashion.

I will still think this is a good staff regardless of how many more games they win this year, will you?

Silock · 10-03-2010, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

What a difference three wins make. Suddenly, Crennel and Weis may be the best set of coordinators in the league. Just a month ago, it was argued that they couldn't find another job other than with the Chiefs.

It is amazing that fans are so reactionary.

I agree that Weis and Crennel are doing a great job thus far. (and, that is even with Weis not demaning a new QB, or more carries for Charles) I was not a huge fan of Romeo going into all this. I prefer a more aggressive defense than he plays. But, there is no question that he knows what he is doing.

Haley has impressed me more than either of them though. He has grown up and matured in the HC job. It is clear that he is on the same page as his assistants, despite what Dane thinks.

It is three weeks into the season. The Chiefs are facing their two toughest games over the next two weeks. I wonder how the threads will go if they lose both of those in convincing fashion.

I will still think this is a good staff regardless of how many more games they win this year, will you?

Stop being so sensible.

I'm with you, especially on that last part.

Pasta Little Brioni · 10-03-2010, 08:06 AM

Meh, it's better than reading the "they won't compete for 4 years minimum" crap over and over and over and over a-gain.

Cheater5 · 10-03-2010, 08:16 AM

Weis nearly died a few years ago following gastric bypass surgery (which obviously failed), had surgery on his blown ant cruciate ligament, recently had his gall bladder removed, and uses a scooter at times to cart his Grimace-like 54 year-old frame around. When I see him on TV, or recent pictures, he looks like a bag of smashed a$$holes.

Bottom line- I don't see him lasting long; he'll have a near-death health issue brought on by the stress of the job and retire-- or he might flat-out croak.

**Shaid** · 10-03-2010, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by ROR

But would he take it? Honestly, I don't see EITHER of those guys wanting to do a repeat of their last gigs

Romeo said in his first interview as DC when they asked if he would look to take a HC job that goal is always to be a HC. I don't remember the exact phrasing but to me it sounded very much like he would take a HC job.

baitism · 10-03-2010, 08:38 AM

I think the Super Bowl in KC is on Weis' bucket list. Once the game ends he will collapse in a mound of Gates BBQ, strawberry soda, and french fries.

milkman · 10-03-2010, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Cheater5

Weis nearly died a few years ago following gastric bypass surgery (which obviously failed), had surgery on his blown ant cruciate ligament, recently had his gall bladder removed, and uses a scooter at times to cart his Grimace-like 54 year-old frame around. When I see him on TV, or recent pictures, he looks like a bag of smashed a$$holes.

Bottom line- I don't see him lasting long; he'll have a near-death health issue brought on by the stress of the job and retire-- or he might flat-out croak.

His health issues beg the question.

Is there anyone on this staff that could step up and replace him competently should anything happen?

I like the direction this team is heading, and the production this staff has gotten from this team.

But there isn't an offensive coach on the staff that I would feel comfortable with moving forward should something happen, but I also wouldn't like to see Haley shoulder the burden again.

Mr. Plow · 10-03-2010, 08:46 AM

I like this New & Improved ROR.

**Baby Lee** · 10-03-2010, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Hog Farmer

I guess that after the Colts give us a 41-0 ass kickin maybe you guys will wake up from your dream.

3 wins and now we have the greatest coaching staff in the history of the NFL and are superbowl bound. You guys really need to lay off the antifreeze coolers.

The running game and defense have gone a long way to convincing me they just may have staying power. To that end, I'm fairly sure 41-0 is a long shot.

21-10 with a pick 6 and two more ints and 3 sacks still remains a distinct possibility.

That said, home field is a bigger advantage for the Colts than their team, we have flaws, but those specific flaws are minimized when facing a bad run D and prolific offense with a great QB.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 10-03-2010, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

I like this New & Improved ROR.

Hey man, when there's something to get jazzed about, I'm ALL IN.

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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10-03-2010, 07:44 AM	#36
SenselessChiefsFan MVP Join Date: Nov 2008 Casino cash: $10005450	What a difference three wins make. Suddenly, Crennel and Weis may be the best set of coordinators in the league. Just a month ago, it was argued that they couldn't find another job other than with the Chiefs. It is amazing that fans are so reactionary. I agree that Weis and Crennel are doing a great job thus far. (and, that is even with Weis not demaning a new QB, or more carries for Charles) I was not a huge fan of Romeo going into all this. I prefer a more aggressive defense than he plays. But, there is no question that he knows what he is doing. Haley has impressed me more than either of them though. He has grown up and matured in the HC job. It is clear that he is on the same page as his assistants, despite what Dane thinks. It is three weeks into the season. The Chiefs are facing their two toughest games over the next two weeks. I wonder how the threads will go if they lose both of those in convincing fashion. I will still think this is a good staff regardless of how many more games they win this year, will you? __________________ A bad day at the gym is better than a good day on the Couch.
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10-03-2010, 08:06 AM	#38
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Cheater5 Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Folly Beach, SC Casino cash: $1237550	Weis nearly died a few years ago following gastric bypass surgery (which obviously failed), had surgery on his blown ant cruciate ligament, recently had his gall bladder removed, and uses a scooter at times to cart his Grimace-like 54 year-old frame around. When I see him on TV, or recent pictures, he looks like a bag of smashed a$$holes. Bottom line- I don't see him lasting long; he'll have a near-death health issue brought on by the stress of the job and retire-- or he might flat-out croak.
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