Nevermind…

I will always be a Chiefs fan, and for the money I have invested, not to mention the emotional pain and suffering I incur every weekend to support this team, I have earned the right to criticize the head idiot at any time. I don’t hate Herm, just don’t think he is a suitable head coach. He is better fit for a DB coach, nothing more. I respect his playing career, and for what he stands for as a person, and don’t wish him ill will.

I respect your opinions, but based on your analysis of how the game played out in your mind, I think you should reevaluate things……fucker.

Jake,

Are you kidding? You can’t be that dumb. Losing 4 in a row is not a turn around.

Winning 4 in a row, however, is a turn around. Especially when you were 1-15 last year like Miami was.

Ask Atlanta, Baltimore, the Jets & Miami if there is no such thing as quick fixes.

Manning’s second year? What a joke.

Jake Lemmings is you and everyone else that thinks 4 close losses are just as good as a win.

I thought it was great game. Our defense could not compete for even the the first 30 minutes, but our team held its composure which is what you need to do when you are a young team. Yeah would it be nice to win sure but it would also be nice to have heated seats and free cocoa. None of those things will happen under the current circumstances of being a young team.

I don’t want to wait for some new GM’s five year plan. When Carl’s contract ends he will not be here no matter who he knows, besides he’s made enough money to buy an island somewhere. Herm is our coach our leader support him or don’t it does not matter he does not play on Sundays.

It’s sad to see good people give in to their emotions and hope for things for their own self interest. Thats right talking about you alex I’m not fighting you just giving you my opinion in as many ways as possible it seems the only thing you want is a quick solution. Sorry there is not quick fix actually the last four games have been the biggest turn around of any team since Mannings second year. Earlier in the year we were a joke then we finally won a game and got full of ourselves overly confident. Now we are looked down at except when we have only two guys on defense with more than two real years experience. There are not many players in the NFL who hit their prime in the first two years of their career and the ones who do don’t last that long.

We need a healthy defense and we would be a lot more competitive I mean winning games. I’m not making excuses just stating the obvious.

Jake,

The team plays the way it does because of Carl & Herm. I hate you care more about fighting with Chief fans than you do with the 2 idiots that have built a 1-18 team.

I do put on my long johns & show up, and guess what, they still lost. There is nothing the fans can do that will change Herm’s incompetency. We can all be little Jake Lemmings & fill Arrowhead with loud screams, and they will still lose 30-20.

How many games do the Chiefs have to lose before you realize Herm is the problem, not Chiefs fans?

Get over yourself.

I’m hopeful that either Babin or Gilberry will step up in a big way. We’re in dire need of at least a little bit of legitimate talent at DE, especially with Tamba gone.

We will win with coverage and turnovers. We are the more physical team and have more talent. Instead of hoping our team loses so your fantasy about regime change might happen just put on your long johns and show up like a real fan.

The positive there is that if Mac struggles enough we might see Herbie again. Herbie is our best pass blocker. I’m crossing my fingers.

Does anybody else find it ironic that Mac, who has one complete season in 9 years, is the healthiest player on the team right now?

Great reading, although, I tend to lean toward the more positive articles.

My greatest fear is that our recent “improvement” or ability to be competitive somehow gives CP and Herm another chance next season. I continue to have conflicted views while watching games; root for the win….wait, front office overhaul; win; fire Herm and CP; win..SHIT!!!!

I admit, the last three weeks have given me hope within our offense and coordinator, at least in the first half. Someone has to do a better job of anticipating the changes the defense makes at halftime, in order for our offense to operate effectively the entire game. With the question marks and injuries that continue popping up on defense, the offense needs to stay on the field in the second half.