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Originally Posted by Chronic
It's all good man
Not trolling- just making a point
I'd also like to point out a very telling stat
Are you aware?? That in the last 5 years from 2007-2011
The Chiefs have only beaten 3 teams that finished over .500??
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Are you aware of that fact that since 2007, in a QB driven league, this team has trotted out absolute garbage at QB?
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
What really stood out to me this past season was the enormous change in preparedness, intensity and professionalism when Romeo Crennel and Kyle Orton took over the team.
The team was focused and determined, something I hadn't seen from a Chiefs team since early 2010, especially the offense. Even with a severely depleted roster, Crennel was somehow able to get more out of this team than Todd Haley did in the three plus years he served as head coach.
I could be completely off-base and it's way, way too early to make any kind of solid prediction, especially because no one knows how Berry, Charles and Moeaki will respond to their off-season surgeries, but I am very optimistic about the 2012 season.
7-9 would be a major disappointment, IMO. If this team is healthy, I think a playoff win is likely, even with Cassel at the helm. They're just loaded at talent at nearly every position and young players like Allen, Poe and Menzie may surpass the veterans ahead of them earlier than some might expect.
And the defense could be special.
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I believe this team has the talent to compete with any team in the league.
I also belive that Romeo Crennel is better prepared, and more organized overall than Todd Haley, but he also has some issues with strategy at crucial times that could hurt this team.
I also believe in close games, when it is time for the QB to step up and make plays, we are going into a gunfight with a water pistol.