Chiefs are planning to retain Romeo Crennel and remove interim tag

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Chiefs are planning to retain Romeo Crennel and remove interim tag from his title. Move would be popular in the locker room.

[O.city]

And if it doesn't happen I'm gonna drive that truck right into the side of Arrowhead

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Mike smith fourth down play this year in ot while in no fg range already ring a bell for anyone here?
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cdcox, I believe, posted a statistical analysis of "correct" fourth down decisions. Essentially, teams should be going for it inside the 20s. 4th and 1, going for it is almost always the right decision.

Still, it takes balls with the game on the line like that.

[FringeNC]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

I need to know what the **** was going on with Palko. If Haley was indeed playing this kid as a sort of "**** you" to Pioli, he is the single most abysmal HC in the history of the NFL because he essentially quit on his team but stuck around to rub salt in the wound.

Bobby Patrino thinks that's a gutless thing to do.

I thought the offense was worse with Cassel versus Miami and Denver than it was the next few games with Palko. Yes, Palko was the worst QB in the league by a wide margin, but that is because Cassel wasn't included. Cassel's YPA were just horrendous.

[SAUTO]

I also think except for the qb position we are every bit as talented as san diego
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[Messier]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

Carpet bomb the lot of them. And I don't give a **** about fifth-round picks, Iowa fans.

Well, in the real world, saying Cassel isn't a certainty to be the starter is a small important step.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

I need to know what the **** was going on with Palko. If Haley was indeed playing this kid as a sort of "**** you" to Pioli, he is the single most abysmal HC in the history of the NFL because he essentially quit on his team but stuck around to rub salt in the wound.

Bobby Patrino thinks that's a gutless thing to do.

This is how i feel too. But that's not black and white either. Haley committed to hooking palko against Chicago. I don't buy for a second that he ever thought palko was better than orton. Our main complaint is palko over stanzi... But who even knows if stanzi is anywhere close to taking over.

But yeah, I sensed through much of the year that haley looked beat up. he didn't seem like the same coach.

[Lightrise]

It's frustrating thinking this through...it all ends up disappointing no matter how much or little you twist possibilities. This is why the future is NOW...Romeo is a throw away coach, he completes the right 53 with a FA or 2. Therefore, please Hunt...force Pioli to sell the farm to trade up for the second pick, let Romeo stick his big toe in the bottom of the leaking boat for next year and we start over with the franchise QB. That should keep people in the seats and not in their therapists office.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

cdcox, I believe, posted a statistical analysis of "correct" fourth down decisions. Essentially, teams should be going for it inside the 20s. 4th and 1, going for it is almost always the right decision.

Still, it takes balls with the game on the line like that.

Wrong side of the field and in ot and not converting it = game over and a loss
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[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Mike smith fourth down play this year in ot while in no fg range already ring a bell for anyone here?
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I never had a problem with that call.

The Falcons ran the ball very well that day, and their kicker had at least one miss that day, possibly more - I can't remember.

If he misses, NO wins anyway, more than likely.

If you can't get 2 inches, you don't deserve to win. Rather put the game in the hands of my offense there than trust a kicker with a 47-48 yarder.

[boogblaster]

let it be ...... i guess ........

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by Messier

Well, in the real world, saying Cassel isn't a certainty to be the starter is a small important step.

That's fine. I'm all for getting rid of the trash. But if the answer is to keep a QB who is only marginally better, what's the point?

Can a team, realistically, expect to win a SB with Orton?

Draft, draft, draft, draft. If Orton keeps the seat warm, cool. If Orton is considered the answer, they all need to **** their mothers.

[cdcox]

Meh. This doesn't seem like a move that is going to lead to a Superbowl. OTH, this is a roster that could win 10 games. But this move really looks like the franchise is treading water.

Let's see what they do about the QB situation. That would be an opportunity to show that they aren't treading water.

But them more decisions that Pioli makes, the more his critics are proven correct.

[O.city]

I can get on board with this hire if we draft a qb early in the draft. If Wilson comes out or RGIII or Luck.

Maybe Hunt will want to regain some of the Arkansas fanbase and will draft Wilson.

[tk13]

Originally Posted by milkman

Great coaches demand perfection.

Look at the SB winners.

Not many Dick Vermeil's in there.

The Lombardi's, The Landry's, the Bellichick's, the Parcells' types are the ones that win.

That's on the mark. Although I think Vermeil was just as much of a perfectionist as those other guys, if not more so. That's why he'd run his team into the ground with three+ hour practices until they hated him. Even in KC, guys like Willie Roaf blame him for shortening his career. Just because he came across as a nice guy in press conferences, doesn't mean he was soft on the players.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Meh. This doesn't seem like a move that is going to lead to a Superbowl. OTH, this is a roster that could win 10 games. But this move really looks like the franchise is treading water.

Let's see what they do about the QB situation. That would be an opportunity to show that they aren't treading water.

But them more decisions that Pioli makes, the more his critics are proven correct.

Yup.