Good!!! By our record the last three years a lot needs to change! I can’t wait to see who we bring in! Anything is better then what we have had.

Comment by dominic — February 14, 2009 @ 9:31 pm

praise obama his bringing change to kansas city… lol ha ha…..

Comment by vince — February 15, 2009 @ 10:58 am

Chan will remain thats for sure

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 15, 2009 @ 12:42 pm

well lets see… if Chan Gailey was interviewed and considered for the head coach position, he’ll probably be sticking around… durrrrrrrr

Comment by Brent — February 15, 2009 @ 1:15 pm

If we could pry Bud Foster away from Virginia Tech, he would make a great defensive coordinator. His teams are consistantly in the top 5 in the nation on defense.

Comment by Jeff in VA — February 15, 2009 @ 1:34 pm

I just hope Krum stays

Comment by Gonzo is my daddy! — February 15, 2009 @ 3:31 pm

well lets see… if Chan Gailey was interviewed and considered for the head coach position, he’ll probably be sticking around… durrrrrrrr

Comment by Brent — February 15, 2009 @ 1:15 pm

Did you read your post before submission???????

Brent – “IF CHAN GAILEY WAS INTERVIEWED AND CONSIDERED FOR THE HEAD COACH POSITION HE’LL PROBABLY STICK AROUND” I ask you How old are you exactly?

If he can get a head coaching position say somewhere else and was turned down he would stick around?

If he was offered the headcoach position in KC and was turned down would he stick around?

I kno he interviewed for KC headcoach, BUT THAT IS NO GARUNTEE HE WOULD STICK AROUND. The reason he would stick around is because the offensive players – Mainly the starters liked him. Tony is high on him and enjoys playing his style of football. If Tony is to stay, they would want to keep him.

Jeff in VA — February 15, 2009 – I agree with you big time there, But I do not see that happening

Offense:

Frankly I believe our offense, at least the last half of the season, was not to blame for the majority of our loses. The defense ended up losing quite a few winnable games in 2008. I’ve long been a fan of Gunther, but he and Herm just did not see eye to eye when it came to defensive schemes. A new start in Detroit should prove productive for Gunther, given he can find any talent to surround himself with.

So with that said, I whole heartedly believe Chan Gailey should stay on as Offensive Coordinator in 2009. He was able to take Tyler “Getting Thiggy Wit It” Thigpen, and transform him into a respectable NFL QB. Thiggy is not your “typical” under center, NFL style quarterback, but he has proven himself as a viable option given the appropriate game plan. Don’t let our record fool you, we were a much more competitive team the last half of the season, rather it produced wins or not.

Combining Gailey’s knack for making something out of nothing, and Haley’s obviously offensive prowess, we could easily have a top 15 offense this year.

Defense:

So what about our defense that ranked near the bottom of the league in virtually every statistical category in 2008? If we can find a Defensive Coordinator that is on the same page as Haley, that alone can only help this unit. Having Gunther “handcuffed” into playing Herm’s style wasn’t productive, and it obviously showed.

So who may be next? One name I’d like to throw out there is Romeo Crennel. What!? The same Romeo Crennel that just got fired by the Browns? Yes. Crennel has shown promise in the past, but as a Defensive Coordinator, not a Head Coach. Some people just aren’t cut out for leading a team, but that doesn’t mean he can’t lead a defense.

In his time as Defensive Coordinator with the Patriots he won three Super Bowls in four years. Not a bad track record. He has been a part of six different Super Bowls and has came out of top five out of those six times. Again, sounds promising right?

Crennel has worked with both Pioli and Haley in the past, along with Parcells and Belichick. He coached with Parcells from 1993-1996 with the Patriots and from 1997-1999 with the Jets. While with the Jets, Pioli was the Director of Pro Personnel (97-2000) and Haley was the Wide Receiver’s Coach (95-2000), so he has history with them. In 2000, Crennel became the Defensive Coordinator for Belichick in New England until 2004. Having both Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick want you as their DC is quite a vote of confidence.

Well that’s my first two cents. I hope I didn’t drag that on too long.

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 15, 2009 @ 5:54 pm

Warpath – Can we get the ages of the posters on here so we can tell what the ae of the respnders are

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 15, 2009 @ 5:55 pm

People please check your knowledge before you spew your stuff, and look like an idiot

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 15, 2009 @ 6:01 pm

Man, that Brent guy really got you steamed up, you must have worked for 30 minutes on that post (or more?). Calm down spaz.

Your new name will now be- Spazzy McSpazzerton the Spastic Spaz

Comment by Chief Tom — February 15, 2009 @ 7:00 pm

L O L who pee’d in your post toasties kcchiefs19692003?

Comment by Gonzo is my daddy! — February 15, 2009 @ 7:42 pm

kcchiefs19692003… im saying that he wouldnt be fired since he was interviewed for the head coaching spot. one of two things happened: 1) i peed in your post toasties, 2) you cant understand simple english. you be the judge.

love,
Brent

Comment by Brent — February 15, 2009 @ 8:57 pm

Don’t get rid of Chan. Love his creativity with play calling-no one’s perfect, but Chan really mixes it up pretty well, D-Bow needs to quit droppin balls and LJ needs to leave so Smith and Charles will get more touches and take advantage of the oppurtunity, work hard, and run their asses off

Comment by Big Shinn — February 15, 2009 @ 10:03 pm

Chief Tom – LOL
Brent — No Habla seriously it was a understandable to a point. I used to work in a place that you need to be clear not blunt. I stated used to. I was laid off after training numerious people to get there jobs done So I guess I was pissed on.

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 15, 2009 @ 10:38 pm

Spazzy McSpazzerton the Spastic Spaz,
i see, you should take spelling lessons too if you are going to bag on people that “spew their stuff and look like an idiot”. because you do a really good job of that spelling “numerous” as “numerious”. i do love you though. a simple fix would be microsoft word’s feature “spell check”. look into it. let me know if you have any questions.
kind regards,
Brent

Comment by Brent — February 15, 2009 @ 11:07 pm

There is idiots posting on here? No way! Hahahahaha!!! Same posts…different story. Get a grip losers!

Comment by Nick — February 16, 2009 @ 8:53 am

Spazzy McSpazzerton the Spastic Spaz,
i see, you should take spelling lessons too if you are going to bag on people that “spew their stuff and look like an idiot”. because you do a really good job of that spelling “numerous” as “numerious”. i do love you though. a simple fix would be microsoft word’s feature “spell check”. look into it. let me know if you have any questions.
kind regards,
Brent

Comment by Brent — February 15, 2009 @ 11:07 pm

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Ok Brent I accidentally misspelled numerous….

Yes, I agree please use spell check “i” should be “I”, any sentence that is started the first letter should be capitalized. Please see 3rd grade grammar for proper formatting of sentences.

Because you do a really good job of that spelling “numerous” as “numerious”. This is a fragment and should be fixed the word “that” is not required to be used in this particular situation.

Also on “kind Regards” since it is the beginning of a new sentence that should be capitalized also.

“Microsoft word” is consisted of two words not one. I for one do not care how a person spells or better yet the mistakes a person might happen to occur. Since you are so concerned to point out other people’s faults first hand, I will express my points as well concerning yours.

You on the other hand are very cautious with people’s spelling. Maybe just maybe you need to go back in the 3rd grade for basic classes on sentence structures and formatting

A simple fix would be microsoft word’s feature “spell check”. Look into it. let me know if you have any questions.

Looks like you are the fool. You are more apt to give criticism then heed by your own faults.

As always this is a post to post not for proper grammar, but do to certain people this happens to be a grammar police site.

If you do not mind, I would like to talk about Ka nsas City football, instead of proper grammar etiquette.

Comment by kcchiefs19692003 — February 16, 2009 @ 10:33 am

Great.. so we fired 5 people whoopee :S

Who the hell are we hiring Haley/Pioli?!? Jesus this train moves as slow as elderly people on the freeway!!

Comment by RedNGold4LIFE — February 16, 2009 @ 11:10 am

Not to pile on, but it is “people to get THEIR jobs done”, not “people to get there jobs done”.

Comment by Herm Edwards — February 16, 2009 @ 11:45 am

they used to call me “butt-crack billy” in school because I used to stick my fingers up my ass and then smell them, and then offer my fingers for other students to smell them too.

Comment by Big Bill Masters — February 16, 2009 @ 1:05 pm

Spazzy McSpazzerton the Spastic Spaz,
i use shorthand. apparently you do to. you also apparently ride the short bus. i didnt correct your grammar. i corrected your spelling and apparently you dont read too well. “but do to certain people…” thats “due”. and “Ka nsas City football”… you guessed it, Kansas is still one word (unless obama changed that today too). my point is you are hyper-critical of others statements but are just an ignorant person in the first place. shut your mouth, stop typing, sell your computer, and become a donkeys fan. we cant have trash like you supporting the Chiefs.
love,
Brent

Comment by Brent — February 16, 2009 @ 9:48 pm

Since we are in third grade english class here I feel I must stoop to your level for a moment Brent. Did you mean hypocrite in post 21? or did you mean hypercritical? Because hyper-critical is not a word jackass. Get a life do you not realize that online bullying on a message board is pretty much the most cowardly thing you can do. Grow up and discuss something that we come on here for.

Comment by NCCHIEFSFAN — February 17, 2009 @ 11:09 am

OMG OMG OMG

So much fighting…..

So much hate…..

FOR F**KS SAKE WE ARE ALL CHIEFS FANS

Here I will mispel almoast evryting eye tipe thn yoo can bag on me and no one els will get there feelngs hurtttttttttttttt.

So…stfu you butt-hurt tardnuggets

Good things are coming. Be happy Chiefs fans! The era of slow-mo-couch-potato-herm-the-germ IS OVAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Comment by Gonzo is my daddy! — February 17, 2009 @ 4:56 pm

FYI:

Kansas City Chiefs Announce Coaching Staff Moves
Feb 17, 2009, 5:17:14 PM

The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Tuesday that the club has made several additions to head coach Todd Haley’s coaching staff. The following coaches have been retained by the Chiefs: Bob Bicknell, Joe D’Alessandris, Chan Gailey, Tim Krumrie, Brent Salazar and Cedric Smith. The following assistant coaches are joining the Chiefs staff:

Joel Collier – Collier owns 17 seasons of experience coaching in the professional ranks. He most recently enjoyed a three-year stint with New England (2005-07). Prior to joining the Patriots, he spent 11 seasons with Miami (’94-04). Collier served his first tour of duty with New England from ‘91-93, spending time on the coaching staff and as a pro scout. He began his NFL career as an offensive assistant with Tampa Bay (’90) after serving as a graduate assistant at Syracuse (’88-89).

Gary Gibbs – A 29-year coaching veteran, Gibbs most recently served a three-year stint as defensive coordinator with New Orleans (2006-08). He entered the NFL ranks as linebackers coach with Dallas (2002-05). Gibbs broke into the coaching profession at his alma mater, the University of Oklahoma, as a graduate assistant in ‘75 and was eventually promoted to linebackers coach (’78-80), defensive coordinator (’81-88) and head coach (’89-94) He also served as defensive coordinator at Georgia (2000) and LSU (2001).

Steve Hoffman – Hoffman owns 19 years of NFL coaching experience. He most recently spent a two-year tour with Miami as kicking coach (2008) and assistant special teams coach (2007). He served as assistant special teams coach with the Atlanta (2006) after a 16-year association with Dallas (’89-04), where he served as kicking coach (’89-98) and kicking/defensive quality control coach (’99-04). He began his coaching career at the University of Miami (’85-87).

Bill Muir – Muir is a veteran of 31 NFL seasons and owns a total of 44 seasons of coaching experience. He most recently served as the offensive coordinator/offensive line coach for Tampa Bay (2002-08). He has also enjoyed NFL coaching stops with the N.Y. Jets (’95-01), Philadelphia (’92-94), Indianapolis (’89-91), Detroit (’85-88) and New England (’82-84). He began his NFL career in the player personnel department with Tampa Bay (’78-81). He coached collegiately at SMU (’76-77), Idaho State (’72-73), Rhode Island (’70-71), Delaware Valley (’66-67) and Susquehanna (’65). The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native also coached professionally for Houston/Shreveport (’74-75) of the World Football League.

Clancy Pendergast – Pendergast owns 14 seasons of experience in the NFL coaching ranks. He spent the past five campaigns as a defensive coordinator with Arizona (2004-08). Prior to guiding the Cardinals defensive unit, Pendergast spent one season with Cleveland (2003) after enjoying a seven-year tenure with Dallas (’96-02). He began his NFL coaching career with Houston (’95). He began his coaching career in the collegiate ranks as a graduate assistant with Mississippi State (’91) and enjoyed stops at Southern California (’92), Oklahoma (’93-94) and Alabama-Birmingham (’95). Pendergast graduated from the University of Arizona in ‘90.

Pat Perles – Perles owns 21 years of coaching experience, including two years in the NFL. He spent the previous six seasons at North Dakota State (2003-08), including the final four campaigns as the offensive coordinator. Perles previously served as the offensive line coach at his alma mater of Michigan State (2000-02). He spent six seasons in the Canadian Football League with Hamilton (’98-99), Winnipeg (’97) and Saskatchewan (’94-96). He began his NFL coaching career with the L.A. Rams (’92-93) after working as the defensive line coach for three years with Toledo (’89-91).

Dedric Ward – Ward spent the past two seasons as a member of Arizona Cardinals offensive coaching staff along with current Chiefs head coach Todd Haley. In 2007, Ward served as a quality control coach, working intensely with the Cardinals wide receivers. In 2008, the Cedar Rapids, Iowa native entered his second season as a quality control coach, working closely with the club’s running backs. Ward began his coaching career as wide receivers coach at Missouri State University in 2006.

Comment by Bulldog — February 17, 2009 @ 5:35 pm

yes i did mean hyper-critical. which means overly critical. its like im talking to herm edwards or something. both of you are just flat retarded. and it is a word. your just an ignorant bastard.

hypercritical
One entry found.

Main Entry:
hy·per·crit·i·cal
Pronunciation:
\-ˈkri-ti-kəl\
Function:
adjective
Date:
1605
: meticulously or excessively critical

love,
Brent

Comment by Brent — February 17, 2009 @ 9:22 pm

Exactly asshole there is no hyphen in hypercritical read your own post before presenting your arguement.

Comment by NCCHIEFSFAN — February 18, 2009 @ 6:15 am

anybody want to smell my ass fingers?

Comment by Big Bill Masters — February 18, 2009 @ 12:57 pm

ncchiefs, shutup.

Comment by Brent — February 18, 2009 @ 9:33 pm

well said, another literary masterpiece from Brent. Do us all a favor and discuss Chiefs football on this site from now on, that’s what we come here for. I have a high school diploma I don’t need to argue about my literacy. So lets bury the hatchet.

Comment by NCCHIEFSFAN — February 19, 2009 @ 7:50 am

ncchiefs, shutup x2.

Comment by Brent — February 19, 2009 @ 11:43 pm