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I think I remember reading that Pioli wanted Haley to keep Gailey, but he didn't really want to, and Pioli won that one. Now it becomes pretty clear that Haley had strong feelings about it. Very odd. My guess is that Gailey quit rather than give up play-calling duties.
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it seems the opposite to me.
not having a complete training camp to work on the new offense held them back. having to install on short notice, learning on the fly, over simplified, etc. guess it doesn't really matter tho. we may well end up with the #1 draft pick next year. |
Maurice Carthon will be the O Coordinator this year.
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Chan was also the QB coach
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dayton pioli
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Sweet Jesus, where did this come from?
Why now? We're heading to Baltimore in 2 weeks! |
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He's terrible. Good move. He was bad in Dallas. He was bad at Georgia Tech. The Chiefs have been no different. How this guy keeps getting these jobs is a mystery.
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From Rotoworld:
"Chiefs coach Todd Haley admits that he doesn't have the personnel to be a "high-powered" offense right now. It didn't take long for Haley to realize he's sitting on one of the most talent-starved rosters in the league. He's been unhappy with his quarterbacks and receivers and plans to lean more heavily on the running game. We still think the Chiefs will pass quite a bit, but this is an offense to avoid in fantasy leagues." |
Wow, didn't see that coming.
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