Chiefs having internal meetings about changes to defensive coaching staff
Yes this absolutely deserves its own thread
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">From “The Aftermath” on <a href="https://twitter.com/nflnetwork?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nflnetwork</a>: The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> are having internal discussions today about whether to make changes to their defensive coaching staff, up to and including coordinator Bob Sutton. Nothing decided yet but keep an eye on this one. <a href="https://t.co/SzZcy1AL8p">pic.twitter.com/SzZcy1AL8p</a></p>— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1087470495312822272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Tomorrow: Bob Sutton to hold press conference Thursday.
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Check Bob Sutton thread..
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Totally feels like they're gonna change a bunch of other coaches but keep Sutton...I hope I'm wrong...
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Saw breaking news on ESPN. yet alas.....
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The fact that this isn't even decided yet is disturbing.
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"What should we do?"
"Order a pizza!" |
Like I said in the Sutton thread, no discussion is necessary. Time to take him out back and shoot him.
Bring me a guy who can and will challenge Reid at all times. That’s probably wishful thinking, though. |
It is decided.
I've never known Marty Mac to be wrong. |
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They’re slow playing it a little bit but I’d imagine this decision has already been made
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They can't ignore this shit. They just can't. They'll find a way to let Bob bow out gracefully. Hopefully they have someone in mind to replace him.
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If Sutton is back next year then what is the point of watching? We all know how it will end with him on the sidelines.
Bob must go or Andy will have officially lost me. |
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They’ll let him retire or resign or something |
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PR hit is too big. 2 years of the KC Star calling for his head, Romo knowing basic plays Sutton doesn’t. This is happening. |
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2 straight years or having one of the worst defenses in the league? Yeah he ain’t coming back
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It has to be an outside guy right? I just wish we could've hired Todd Bowles before he went to the Bucs. |
Sutton should get axed.
You guys remember when....can't remember his name, that Redskins Corner who blasted the DC? His complaint was that their man-coverage scheme was simply to easy for QB's to read and adjust to. That stuck out to me. And when you think back to all the plays QB's have made against this D, finding isolated corners etc, it became all too clear to me. Couple with with the remarks made last night as to how the Pats planned for the Chiefs D.... It's pretty clear that the scheme we're running, a mostly Man-coverage scheme, is way too ****ing easy for these Qb's to read, diagnose and adjust to. |
Probably read my banner thread....
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We need an outside hire and to clean house. Brent Venables would be my first choice.
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I agree that this is worthy of its own thread.
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Cue the Ron Paul gif.
It's Happening! |
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I just got back home, haven't watched the replay yet. |
Going by Reid’s history, Andy Heck for DC and new OL coach. Two birds with one stone.
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I'm not saying they'd be better than Sutton but it's possible. You could have someone who is a smart young coach but they're not the one calling the shots. |
Just leave his ass in the parking lot with all the grills and tents that were left behind last night.
Drove by this morning, and it looked like a ****ing landfill. |
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ROFL |
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Fully expect to hear a press conference about his retirement
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Ford, Jones, Houston are no scrubs and should elevate a defense atleast upto mid tier. I fail to believe this is a personnel problem but definitely lackluster coaching.
Ward, Sorensen, Bailey, Fuller are ok too. **** Sutton for costing us this season in a crucial championship window. |
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The screeches are deafening. Hold the presses for Rona Barrett!!
Rona ... chill, baby. They hold these meeting every single year. FAX |
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I probably won't watch the recording of the game ever. |
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The Patriots are great but they're just like robots. They go out there and look at where your weakness is and attack it until you adjust for it. Then when you do that, they look for the next weakness that opened up because of it. Then they exploit that. It's why they win every year even though they may not have the most talented teams. They don't have a specific "style" of play, they just exploit whatever you're doing. |
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Mahomes is too important to Andy and Clark. Nothing will get in their way of getting to the Super Bowl. Bob Sutton is an obstacle. In my view, Sutton will leave soon.
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Jesus tap dancing Christ Mahomes got his ass beat to a pulp and still brought us back from the dead. All those 3rd down conversions on our defense though, yeesh. |
It's the scheme guys.
It's not the players' fault that Bob refused to blitz when we couldn't get any pressure. It's not the players' fault that Bob continually drops our best pass rushers into coverage on 3rd downs. It's not the players' fault that Bob had us playing double high safeties on the final few drives of the game, even though the Patriots have no real deep threats, leaving the middle of the field wide open, over and over again. Bob IS the problem and he must go. |
So, who do ya’ll think we’d be eyeing if we do decide to replace Buttons? I’d hope we go for an outside hire, maybe Kris Richard? He’s still with Dallas, right!
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I'm not trying to defend Sutton here, but just trying to stay grounded and objective. There was no secret on either side what both teams were going to do. As fans, i feel like most of us here knew EXACTLY how each team would play each other. It was ALWAYS going to come down to winning the individual matchups. As Tony said to start the broadcast, the Patriots knew exactly what the Chiefs were going to run because they do the same damn thing every time they play. And as Fans, did any one of you see the Patriots do ANYTHING that we haven't seen them do? This game went down, schematically EXACTLY as i thought it would, EXACTLY the way i thought it SHOULD for us to have a chance. And i KNOW i'm not the only one who knew this because we've had these discussions here. So no, i don't buy this idea that Sutton didn't know what the Pats were doing. It comes down to winning the matchups within the scheme we planned on using. And that didn't happen. |
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Sutton is gone. It’s happening. Let’s not kid ourselves. Would be cool to confine this to one cluster****ed megathread.
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If it's not working (and it obviously wasn't) then you adjust. We didn't. |
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In that case, yeah I'd take him. |
Spagnuolo learned under Philadelphia coach Jim Johnson, and shares the same aggressive, blitz-heavy approach as his mentor. (He did not incorporate this philosophy during his time in New Orleans however). Spagnuolo uses a 4–3 base defense with a heavy emphasis on multiple blitz packages, including corner and safety blitzes. While defensive coordinator of the New York Giants, he often used a smaller defensive line, with three or even four defensive ends to further pressure the quarterback.
This philosophy proved successful, with the Giants leading the NFL in sacks in 2007. In Super Bowl XLII, Spagnuolo's defense sacked Tom Brady five times, which was the most he had been sacked in any game that season. |
The biggest surprise wasn't how the Chiefs D played the Pats O schematically, or how the Pats O played the Chiefs D schematically.
That was the most predictable part of this game. What we didn't foresee (or at least i didn't) was the Chiefs Offense failing to do ANYTHING against these Man-coverage/pressure looks that the Pats D threw at them. THAT, IMO, was the biggest surprise last night. |
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Tony Romo should be our next D Coordinator.
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Sutton will be gone, but the damage has been done. Hard to get too excited about it. Dorsey did us no favors with his D drafting / contracts either.
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It's why we wanted the Patriots all week. But you have to win the matchups. You're not going to sit back in a zone against Brady. |
If he’s brought back, I predict a loss in next seasons AFC championship game to the Browns
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It was all very predictable from a schematic perspective. The shockingly horrific part was how effective the Cheaters were at dealing with Tyreek and Kelce. That was unexpected. Honestly, it makes me wonder why. Talent-wise, it shouldn't have gone down like that. Of course, the o-line looked like 4 grannies and a plegic which caused problems for Mahomes, but our best receivers were nullified. That's not supposed to happen. FAX |
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Our scheme has limitations. It's predictable. It's easy for QB's to diagnose. But it's the best of two evils against the Pats. The Chiefs just didn't win their matchups. And yeah, i agree that there was some spotty defensive play calling at times. |
What is their to discuss? I did notice in Reid's PC he mentioned we led the league in sacks which means he will keep his son around. They need to gut the rest of the staff.
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#bringgutherback
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why our DB's suck ass? If it was me I would try to get Kris Richard if possible. He is not listed as D-coordinator with the Cowboys so maybe he could come here as a promotion. |
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