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Old 12-31-2012, 09:43 AM  
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Clark Hunt Statement
"I have a tremendous amount of respect and admiration for Romeo, both personally and professionally," Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said. "He is an accomplished coach, a man of great character and he helped guide our football team through some extremely challenging circumstances this season.

"However, I am embarrassed by the poor product we gave our fans this season, and I believe we have no choice but to move the franchise in a different direction. I will immediately begin the search for the next head coach of the Chiefs. The entire football operation will remain under review, and there may be additional changes to come. No final determination has been made at this point on the future of General Manager Scott Pioli.

"Finally, I want to personally apologize to our fans for our performance this season. We are blessed to play for some of the best and most passionate fans in the National Football League and they deserve better than what we gave them this season. I want our fans to know that I will do everything I can to provide them with a dramatically better team - both next season and in the seasons to come - and our entire organization appreciates their support."



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Old 12-31-2012, 04:14 PM   #1486
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How many Super Bowls did Cowher win while playing in that same division while Billick was there?
Ridiculous question that everyone knows the answer to. Mine was substantive and legit.

Cowher is a better coach, and trying to ascribe the KC connection as the only reason why people believe this isn't fair or accurate.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:14 PM   #1487
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I think players around the league respect Cowher, and I think he could attract some good Free Agents and assistant coaches.

I wouldn't be opposed to having Cowher, although I'd like to see something fresh with new school ideas like Chip Kelly. This is a new era of Football and X's and O's... this isn't the 80's and 90's style of Defense/running game football anymore.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:15 PM   #1488
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So why are you holding that against Cowher? Who cares how he got the QB, all that matters is that he recognized his need for one, identified the one he wanted and drafted him.

It's not like it was some Belichick/Brady situation.
You honestly think Brian Billick didn't realize he needed a QB?

That team wins multiple championships if they have any semblance of a legit QB.

Again, who was he supposed to draft?

Chad Pennington?

Patrick Ramsey?

Rex Grossman?


Sure, after 13 years, Cowher realized he needed a QB - and what do you know, he was drafting 11th in a great QB class.

How fortunate.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:16 PM   #1489
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Cowher is Marty with a ring, but he's won more playoff games (by far) than Billick and had substantially better offenses?
He was a head coach THREE TIMES as long.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:16 PM   #1490
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Cowher is Marty with a ring, but he's won more playoff games (by far) than Billick and had substantially better offenses?
It's because he lucked his way into the 11th overall pick.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:16 PM   #1491
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Someone answer why the ravens made the playoffs every year after billick?
Because Flacco is probably the best QB the Ravens have ever had since they've moved to Baltimore?
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mmmkay...but he has a ring.

So unlike Marty, he actually knows how to win in the playoffs.

I don't care if you're married to a system or if you "adapt", i just care about the results, and Cowher has produced.
Produced what?

The same championship Billick produced, but given 7 more years and a HOF QB.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:16 PM   #1493
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I think Reid has adjusted his offensive scheme plenty to fit the talent in Philly.
Whuh?

He's run the same system every year he's been in Philly. He's drafted players to fit the scheme, not vice versa.

He likes his mobile, rollout QBs with a verticle passing game. He likes his jitterbug runningbacks that catch out of the backfield. Andy Reid has a system and he's going to draft players to fit it.

I honestly don't have a huge issue with that, but it is what it is. He's going to get a nice offense installed wherever...provided that he's able to get his head into the game.

I just worry where his mind is going to be right now. I really think he (and his employer, this year or the next) would be better served by him stepping away from the game for a year and getting his mind right. The last few years have to have been brutal on him personally and that's a recipe for coach burnout if ever there was.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:17 PM   #1494
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No he didn't. He was smart enough to realize that his best chance to win was in the defensive side of the ball.
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A head coach doesnt decide to win with defense when they spend that many assets on offense.

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Shove your eyeroll, ****o. I've loudly supported Cowher and said in this thread that Cowher would be my preference. Reid shouldn't have any job this season. He's going to bring so much baggage with him that he needs a year away to recharge and get back. I think Reid's buried in his own head right now and is going to struggle to get focus back, but otherwise I think he'd be a nice fit.

Beyond that, who would you have taken instead of Boller? Look at the drafts in the 3 seasons or so from 2002 to 2004 when the Ravens would've needed to take one and show me the surefire stud that the Ravens should've grabbed.

Boller was a completely defensible pick at the time that didn't work and got benched after 3 years. I still don't see why this is the rope we're using to hang Brian Billick.
I was agreeing with you...I should have made that clear.

My apologies.

I was rolling my eyes on those that are shitting on Cowher and pimping Billick.

TBH Id rather have Jon Gruden over a guy like Billick.

Not a big fan of either.
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:17 PM   #1495
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If we get Reid, I think Reid will be onboard with drafting Geno, and that is a good thing.
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Sure, after 13 years, Cowher realized he needed a QB - and what do you know, he was drafting 11th in a great QB class.

How fortunate.
90s NFL was a different league, and Cowher showed the ability, even late in his run, to adapt to the changing league.

Billick adapts to being a "defensive coach," yet Cowher is criticized for sustained success? Billick, who was fired, just didn't get as many opportunities? More like didn't earn enough opportunities.
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Oh God damn...

Now we are saying Billick didn't have a chance at a franchise qb?

Trade up. You have bitched for years that we haven't. Only the last two have been cost controlled.

Double standards
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Old 12-31-2012, 04:18 PM   #1498
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Someone answer why the ravens made the playoffs every year after billick?
The Steelers have been to three Super Bowls since Cowher left.
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I would be happy with Reid as long as he recognized you have a great runningback to use at your disposal. You don't have to throw it every play... this isn't Philly. Outside of that, he is a very good coach.

I'm not as afraid of retred as others. I would be fine with guys like Reid, Holmgren, Billick, Gruden, etc. Put me in the camp that is scared of unknowns. Unless the incoming new head coach is a highly successful college coach, I get gun shy from coordinators (for sure young) that haven't proven anything yet. Not for a rebuilding job and only if we were already highly successful with a locker room full of quality vets to police themselves.
He's done a good job realizing that in recent years. Westbrook and McCoy are far from the days of Correll Buckhalter
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Because Flacco is probably the best QB the Ravens have ever had since they've moved to Baltimore?
Flaaco was pretty bad his first few years. Pssh its because harbaugh is a better coach. Billick is a mediocre coach. You havent seen teams tearing down doors to get him for a reason.
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