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Old 12-21-2012, 09:29 PM  
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How Herm Edwards evolved his offensive philosophy.
I'm watching some Christmas special on NFL Network, and they were talking about the old electric football games with the little vibrating men.

They're getting comments from various NFL guys about the game, and suddenly Herm is on camera, and he says, "It would take an hour to score". That really made me laugh.

The show is cruel to the Chiefs for the most part. They talked about the 1971 Christmas Day game, which is of course a neverending font of grief. Then they showed a clip of Matt Cassel throwing a pass directly into the helmet of an onrushing defender. The only good thing so far is an inexplicable clip of Jon Baldwin's catch where he caught the ball around the defender's back.

But I thought the Herm Edwards thing was hilarious.
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Old 12-21-2012, 09:39 PM   #2
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Started with this


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Yeah his dumb ass evolved...
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Old 12-21-2012, 09:48 PM   #3
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I wasn't aware he had an offensive philosophy. You sure as hell couldn't tell on the field.
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Old 12-21-2012, 09:52 PM   #4
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It explains those play designs where every receiver ran to the sideline and stood there oscillating.
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Old 12-22-2012, 08:14 AM   #5
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"This offense scores 30 points a game! Why would I want to change that?"

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Two years later he would say that scoring 30 points is like being in the Arena league.
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"This offense scores 30 points a game! Why would I want to change that?"

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The minute he said that and he was going to fix the defense.. This fanbase took him balls deep....

It was ****ing disgusting watching people defend Herm...
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**** you, Herm! **** you!

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For as much shit as herm gets... People forget that he went from herm ball to allowing gailey to run the pistol. So he's right. He did adjust the offensive philosophy to the qb. That was an aggressive pass happy offense.
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For as much shit as herm gets... People forget that he went from herm ball to allowing gailey to run the pistol. So he's right. He did adjust the offensive philosophy to the qb. That was an aggressive pass happy offense.
Sure, but it took him completely dismantling a championship caliber offense to realize that he needed to open up the offense, so he gets no points for installing the pistol offense with Thigpen. He should have left the offense well enough alone.
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For as much shit as herm gets... People forget that he went from herm ball to allowing gailey to run the pistol. So he's right. He did adjust the offensive philosophy to the qb. That was an aggressive pass happy offense.
Before you start comparing them to the Saints, they averaged 36 attempts a game and scored on average 22 points a game in his 11 starts. For Herm that's practically Arena ball.
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Before you start comparing them to the Saints, they averaged 36 attempts a game and scored on average 22 points a game in his 11 starts. For Herm that's practically Arena ball.
I never did. But the saints had drew Brees. The chiefs had tyler thigpen.

I'm merely pointing out that herm is being honest. He went against his offensive philosophy and let gailey do his thing. Which was the best scheme given the personnel and almost stole a few wins around a talentless offense with a bad qb.
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