Romeo Crennel Says Brian Daboll Had Multiple Suitors
by Joel Thorman on Feb 6, 2012 1:09 PM CST
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PrintThe Kansas City Chiefs made it official and hired Brian Daboll as their new offensive coordinator. In the release provided by the team a few minutes ago, Daboll and head coach Romeo Crennel are quoted about the move.
"This is a great opportunity," Daboll said. "After meeting with Romeo, it was clear to me Kansas City was a good fit. I have a lot of respect for Romeo and a strong appreciation for the Kansas City Chiefs franchise. Romeo and I have similar ideas on the direction of the program and we have a good core group of players to get started with. I'm ready to get in as soon as possible and start working to be a part of something special."
With the injured guys like Jamaal Charles and Tony Moeaki coming back, the Chiefs do have the pieces in place to be a very dynamic offense.
"Brian is a fine football coach and offensive mind," said Crennel. "I worked with him when he was a young coach in New England and I am proud of the way his career has developed. We had a very thorough process for this position and it was clear to me that Brian was the right choice. He was coveted by multiple teams and I am glad he will be joining our staff."
Interesting tidbit from Crennel there -- Daboll was "coveted by multiple teams". I'm not sure who those teams were -- they never made it to the public -- but I found it interesting he noted that in his quote.
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That "coveted by multiple teams" bit...
that’s part of the soft sell the Chiefs are trying to do to win the fans over on this guy’s less than stellar track record.
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What they don't say
Is those teams that “coveted” him only wanted him for WR or QB coach.
But we shall see what happens…he deserves a chance to prove his worth.
How long should you try? Until.
- Jim Rohn
by Matt_Grbac on Feb 6, 2012 1:21 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Would it really matter?
If X other teams wanted him or if 0 other teams wanted him?
All 32 teams wanting him wouldn’t matter to those that have predetermined that he’s going to fail here.
Not a single team wanting him wouldn’t matter to those either high on Daboll or at least willing to wait and see.
I guess I’m just saying I don’t know why Romeo would give a gerbil-turd about whether the fans do or don’t like this hire. And moreover, why he would try to smooth it over if he thought we didn’t.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 1:25 PM CST up reply actions
I think it matters a great deal
and I’m sure the new PR man and probably Pioli have both said as much. Especially given the very public black-eye recently. It matters to the organization as a whole and as a result, it’s important to Romeo.
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Ok, but do you really think that factored into the decision?
“Ok, I chose Daboll, and I know the fans aren’t going to like it, so let’s make sure we let these fans know that Daboll was wanted by a bunch of other teams so it looks like we got away with a good one. Make sense to everyone? Good… now Go Chiefs on 3. One, Two, Three, Go CHIEFS!”
As an organization – they care about winning football games. Winning football games is going to bring in a LOT more fans than making you or me happy about the OC they hired. Your opinion about nearly every coach on this staff will be fine if we are winning games.
It should have come down to this:
Question 1: Do we fee he will improve our organizations ability to win going forward?
Answer: If yes – good, let’s go. If no, next candidate please.
Question 2: Is this hire going to make the fan base feel good? And if not, is there a way we can spin it so that it does?
Answer: Who fucking cares.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 1:54 PM CST up reply actions 9 recs
Exactly
If the Chiefs were doing their hiring based on Question 2, then they really would be a joke of a franchise. Thank God that’s not how they do it. They need to get the people they feel are the best for the job, and that is their responsibility. Plain and simple.
Not entirely true
They still have to sell tickets. No matter the circumstances teams will put a positive spin on everything to influence ticket sales. Anyone who thinks otherwise is ignoring half of an oganizations responsibilities.
Whether what is said is true and whether it works is up for debate, but teams will always spin.
Remember the PR guy in hard knocks prepping D-Bowe (I think) before his first interview, if you think those conversations don’t go on with every member of an organization that speaks to the media, you’re crazy.
by just a guy on Feb 6, 2012 2:28 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Nothing sells tickets better than winning.
Therefore, they’re going to hire people who they feel gives them the best chance at that.
I'd be surprised if they actually felt that Daboll gives them that
OTOH, they may have scared off several better candidates with all of the drama
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Well, it always takes two to make a deal.
But why else would they have hired him? They obviously didn’t do it because he was a fan favorite.
I'll buy that
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That's all fine and well if it were that simple but I don't think it is.
First off, compared to other possibilities, this guy’s resume looks like a turd. Second, you can bet the organization gives a shit about every last detail of fan approval right now. You factor both of those things in after a massive public black-eye and a season where the offense just plain stunk, I think it matters a whole lot. and FWIW, I think they should have made a better hire than this. As a fan who pays money to see this team, I fucking care.
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Point taken
but if the team starts out strong and wins games – that erases everything. All of the off-season talk doesn’t matter anymore nor does his resume or whether we thought he was worth a damn or not.
I think I’ve slid off-track a little from the original comment… backing out of the rabbit-hole a bit here, I would say my original point was just that I don’t think Romeo is out there saying “Daboll was coveted” just to pat the average Chiefs fan on the head and make them feel warm and fuzzy. I think he was saying it because it was true and there were other suitors. No need to go down the “they’re going to sell this to us any way they can” implying that they’re blowing smoke up our ass. If he feels like this was the best choice, that’s it.
On another note – I don’t remember there being this much discourse after we hired Muir as OC last year, and that was a WAY more spotty pick-up than what we just pulled here. Even when we hired Solari to follow Saunders there was less bitching and moaning than over Daboll. I don’t understand how people found a way to give them the benefit of the doubt and let them prove it on the field but are so up-in-arms about Daboll that they’re on the verge of not watching them next year or not buying any more tickets. I’m not pointing to you specifically Buck – but I’ve heard a number of people throw up their virtual-arms and say “I’m done” over this. It just doesn’t make sense to me that this was really the “freak out” point.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 3:09 PM CST up reply actions
We all assumed Haley was gonna run the offense, not Muir.
Daboll’s gonna have the whole ball o’ wax in his own hands. It’s something to be nervous about.
On the other hand, I don’t know of any other potential OC’s that would have been slam dunks, so I don’t really get the complaining over Daboll.
When you gotta go in the lion's den, you don't go quiet. You go in loud, kick the door down and say WHERE IS THE SONUVABITCH. -B. Billick
Fair criticism of the Muir situation
And the waters were muddied further with Zorn in the mix.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 3:53 PM CST up reply actions
Fair enough
your points are valid. I’m simply suffering from a high degree of skepticism here on a sports blog.
As for Muir, I pretty much did freak. :) But to your point, I don’t recall nearly this much reaction from it either.
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if the organization really cares about fan approval right now
than cassel won’t be our starting QB next year
Seriously, when have I ever been sarcastic?
Bingo.
The guy had a less than stellar record in Cleveland. Okay, I don’t remember anyone in the past several years that has made the Browns an offensive juggernaut. Miami actually had a pretty good offense the last half of last season. That was with a QB equivelant (or worse) than Cassel.
Until Romeo shows that he is dishonest, I take him at his word. I think Daboll will be just fine.
That has Scott Pioli written all over it.
That’s why they are doing the used car salesman job on us.
by Full Metal Jayhawk on Feb 6, 2012 1:37 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I won't disagree one bit
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“Brian is a fine football coach and offensive mind,” said Crennel. “I worked with him when he was a young coach in New England and I am proud of the way his career has developed.”
you have to read between the lines Tarkus
"Brian is a fine football coach and offensive mind (He is my bestest friend and yeah he sucks but I just hire my friends, said Evil Pioli)," said Crennel. "I worked with him when he was a young coach in New England (I forced Romeo to work with him even way back then, muahuahuah) and I am proud of the way his career has developed. (His career obviously sucks, F U CHIEFS Fans!!!!#!#@ BAHAHAHAHHAHA)"
by fongKC on Feb 6, 2012 2:19 PM CST up reply actions 5 recs
That's why Daboll kept referencing meeting with Crennel
And not Pioli.
I love my wife, my kids, and the Chiefs. In that order. Except on game days.
I am the Master of Hyperenthetical Asiditry (you know, like this. Only more)
It's his communist plot to make our minds snap
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Right. I keep forgetting how hard Pioli works to fool the fans
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Yeah ... Team Pioli, Team RAC and Team Cassel
That “coveted by multiple teams” bit…
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by LocoLoboChico on Feb 6, 2012 5:01 PM CST up reply actions
Special Offense
Um have you seen the QB’S the Chiefs have on roster?
by bsosna on Feb 6, 2012 1:16 PM CST via Android app reply actions
RG3
:-)
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He made Matt Moore special.
Might be something. I’m hoping he’ll make Stanzi special, or Orton special, or Manning special.
"Give them nothing! But take from them everything!"
I don't think anyone made Manning special
except Manning…like to see him here, though…
by AnkenyChiefsFan on Feb 6, 2012 1:32 PM CST up reply actions
Why leave out the best QB on the roster?
If he improved Moore, he should be able to improve Cassel
Ryan Succop will be the kicker for the AFC in the 2011 Pro Bowl
Those teams wanted him as a position coach I'm betting
still I like the hire. I feel like some people will be surprised at how he gets our offense going
There are no stupid questions just stupid people
I'm optomistic
I hope he does well. With Haley and Muir gone there really isn’t anything left to get in his way. So he’ll either soar or sink, but at least we know its all him.
I am actually encouraged...
miami’s offense was as anemic as ours for the first 8 games of the season. Then they fired the HC and suddenly they had really good Offense. Making me believe it was the HC and not Daboll who was the problem. He got Bush to play exactly to his talents and is the only OC to get him to perform at that high a level in his career. Which is exactly how we should be using Charles and McCluster. Swing outs and getting them to the edge with good blocking schemes. Not to mention Moore actually started to play pretty well there at the end. And whether he is the starter next year or not Cassel is better than Moore by a good margin. So I am cautiously optimistic after some thought and looking at some of the stuff from the end of last year.
interestingly, i think the chiefs, bears, jets, and steelers all want to play the same type of ball
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by Chris Sembower on Feb 6, 2012 1:29 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
I see what you did there.
You named the “multiple teams.” Very well done.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
haha
nothing like a little kitchen table math, eh?
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by Chris Sembower on Feb 6, 2012 1:42 PM CST up reply actions
Mike Tice?
How long should you try? Until.
- Jim Rohn
by Matt_Grbac on Feb 6, 2012 1:30 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Hence the question mark
Thanks, I knew I was forgetting osmeone.
"Give them nothing! But take from them everything!"
i still think if kc kept haley, sparano would be our oc right now
Pay Brandon Carr/ Pay Colquitt
Team Colquitt
what is sparano doing up there?
he got hired by the jets, right?
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by Chris Sembower on Feb 6, 2012 1:28 PM CST up reply actions
Answer to the 2nd question - yes
Answer to the 1st question – eating a lot of pizza
I kid, I kid – he did drop a lot of LBs while in Miami.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 1:57 PM CST up reply actions
At all the people saying
“All those teams wanted him as a positions coach”
Why would they even offer him that? He was an OC for Miami and everyone liked him. Get real people.
by Brad-KC on Feb 6, 2012 1:34 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
Why not?
Todd Haley was a HC who just went to the playoffs 2 years ago….he is jobless
Raheem Morris was just HC and now he is DB coach.
It doesn’t matter who you are in the NFL….you are not entitled to anything.
Daboll is lucky to be given an OC job again. He failed in Cleveland and did ok in Miami. He isn’t entitled to anything!
How long should you try? Until.
- Jim Rohn
by Matt_Grbac on Feb 6, 2012 1:45 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
All I can say is that
the one local Miami fan (I know exactly two) I talked to said they would keep Daboll and give us Ken O’Keefe in a heartbeat. I agree. O’Keefe drove me nuts for years.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
daboll is a guy who has got the most out of mediocre qb's, and in some cases, flat out poor qb's like derek anderson.
so if the team ends up stuck with some sort of cassel/orton situation, or cassel/stanzi dogfight, maybe he is the best option available after all to get the most out of cassel or orton.
lets hope so. hes young too, lot of room to improve, lot of talent to use to do so.
ill give the guy a chance. why not? don’t really have a choice anyway
Pay Brandon Carr/ Pay Colquitt
Team Colquitt
40+ years of repeated failure
suggest that unless othewise proven, we should expect this hire to fall flat too
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
Repeated failure, yet people clamoring for Saunders
I'm so overrated, I'm underrated.
by RememberDelaney37 on Feb 6, 2012 1:56 PM CST via mobile up reply actions 2 recs
I don't remember saying that
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
when we had saunders as OC
we didn’t have RAC as the HC or DC
"Nah. Basket weaving was too hard, so I changed to journalism." - Joe Namath, in response to a jibe about whether he had majored in basket weaving.
When we had Saunders as OC
We had the greatest offensive line in the history of the game.
Outside of when he’s had phenomenal talent to work with, Saunders hasn’t done a whole lot.
I love my wife, my kids, and the Chiefs. In that order. Except on game days.
I am the Master of Hyperenthetical Asiditry (you know, like this. Only more)
track the career of Al Saunders after he left here.
He hasn’t been given much of a chance. He’s at a place a year or two and then there’s massive turnover with the staff and he isn’t retained.
However, there is evidence that his offense can be potent with players who are experienced in it. Jason Campbell went down in Washington, and Todd Collins (remember him?) stepped in and performed quite well.
by bamachief5558 on Feb 6, 2012 6:18 PM CST up reply actions
Ha! Todd Collins... Good times...
I love my wife, my kids, and the Chiefs. In that order. Except on game days.
I am the Master of Hyperenthetical Asiditry (you know, like this. Only more)
No, we had Marty,
Cowher, Adolph, and Cunningham.
When you gotta go in the lion's den, you don't go quiet. You go in loud, kick the door down and say WHERE IS THE SONUVABITCH. -B. Billick
Then the chiefs should be contracted
Since the team hasn’t won a super bowl in 40 years. Every change should be expected to fail. Why have a team here?
by Tripower66 on Feb 6, 2012 2:00 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
they haven't contracted Detroit, or Cleveland
why just us?
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
past performance
is no indicator… jeez, the pitchfork and torch crowd is particularly surly today.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
no but it HAS been uncannily accurate
when it comes to the Chiefs
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
Five Year Plans
For the last 40+ years we’ve seen rebuilding plan after rebuilding plan and none of them has produced a Super Bowl appearance, much less a win. For the last 18 years we haven’t even seen a playoff win. Considering that the GM of the latest rebuilding plan just fired the guy he wanted to lead that effort, I think skepticism on the part of the fantasy is understandable.
if not rational
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
skepticism is understandable
but that’s a choice between optimism and pessimism.
Look, the current administration, no matter what you think of them, isn’t trying to repeat the twenty years under Peterson, or the twenty before that.
Crucifying the OC and the OC hire before he has settled into his desk is a bit much. Pioli has been here three years and no Super Bowl berth means he sucks? Okay, fine. The Haley hire and rotating OC’s hasn’t been too great for Cassel and the offense. This hire, Daboll, may finally produce some stability.
With the weapons he has, and if the injured players return and play well, I don’t see how the offense does not improve. If he can develop Stanzi and give us a look at what else we’ve got on the roster, bonus. If Cassel plays well and improves over his “Pro Bowl” year, double bonus.
If KC brings in another QB to improve the position, triple win win win bonus.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
well, to track your own post
if we’re getting a new system, and by all accounts, we are, that’s a learning curve right there that probably suggests it won’t work altogether well this year, and will take about a year to be fully installed for it to be successful. Which means 2012 is another wasted year.
You leave out the constant in this whole mess…the Hunt family. Who for better or worse have tossed loyalty to GMs who made money for the team (Steadman and Peterson) over actual performance and championships. that HASN’T changed.
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
plus, they will have the whole offseason to get it installed.
this guy seems to know how to adapt to the players around him as opposed to force feeding his scheme to them.
D-Bowe says: "THAT'S MY BIKE, PUNK!!!!"
Except
Adapting to Matt Cassel means 1.7 yards per completion. I believe Cassel held back the3 playcalling last year. Lokk at how the game was called with Orton in. New poster here by the way. Lurking for about 6 months.
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by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 4:33 PM CST up reply actions
KC plays in the AFC West
Which means 2012 is another wasted year.
The division is up for grabs. You get, presumably, an entire and intact pre-season. You have an entire season to get it together. Heck, nine wins and you may win the division and go to the playoffs. Once you’re in, anything can happen. The Giants went 9-7 and won the Super Bowl. The Denver Broncos won a playoff game with Tim Freaking Tebow.
I don’t think hiring Daboll is leading to a wasted year.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
yeah, and 13-3 can get you bumped in the first round
three different times. At home.
Whereas, if you’re 9-7 or close to it, you pretty much get beat up by the opposing team too, as we have a couple of times.
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
Adjusting to a new system can hardly produce worse results than the system we had last year.
When you gotta go in the lion's den, you don't go quiet. You go in loud, kick the door down and say WHERE IS THE SONUVABITCH. -B. Billick
Dont say that..
As bad as it may seem.. it could always be worse.. Last time i checked Tyler Palko IS still on this team..
"It's still real to me dammit!"
I don't think..
he is considered “on the team” the coaches and gm keep saying there is only two QBs under contract and on the roster. Cassel and Stanzi. I got indication they had any intention to brink him back ever.
Lets go to work
“We don’t hear the hate”
I'm so overrated, I'm underrated.
by RememberDelaney37 on Feb 6, 2012 1:53 PM CST via mobile reply actions 1 recs
Any ideas on who's going to coach the O-Line, WRs?
Do Romeo or Daboll know anyone worth two shakes for either of these positions?
Well, we'll find out.
It’s only Monday after the Super Bowl… maybe Daboll needs a couple hours to think about his staff.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
Maybe it's just me, but I would think this would have been a question asked to Daboll during the interview process...
Otherwise it seems dysfunctional to me that you’d hire an OC and not discuss who else would round out the staff and whether they can co-exist, same O-line blocking schemes, etc
Perhaps, but the interview
is for OC, not position coaches. Naming a few potentials or types may have come up, but until you can go out and get some people (by asking permission) it’s just theoreticals. You can look at his previous hires (if he had any) and get an idea.
If Daboll is involved in getting his position coaches, he most certainly wouldn’t hire guys he doesn’t think fit his scheme(s).
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
Karl Dorrel?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Dorrell
Dolphins fans say Daboll may push to hire him, and hes likely out the door in Miami with a new regime in place.
Me and Matt Cassel just - you up, dog!
by ChiefWarPaint on Feb 6, 2012 2:11 PM CST up reply actions
I think for OL...
We just promote Pleasant. I think he would do well.
I am willing to give this guy a shot based on one thing:
Miami: 31 KC: 3
PASSING
CP/AT YDS TD INT
Moore 17/23 244 3 0
RUSHING
ATT YDS TD LG
Bush 13 92 1 28
Thomas 7 12 0 4
Moore 4 3 0 5
RECEIVING
REC YDS TD LG
Marshall 8 106 1 30
Bush 3 50 0 27
Clay 3 50 0 22
Fasano 2 38 2 35
Bess 1 0 0 0
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by ExRoyalsFan on Feb 6, 2012 1:55 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
Daboll's offense whooped Romeo's defense
I'm so overrated, I'm underrated.
by RememberDelaney37 on Feb 6, 2012 1:57 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Yes he sure did
I am somewhat excited to see what this guy can do. Think:
Charles>Bush
Bowe and Marshall are very similar WR’s
Matt Moore / Chad Henne are in the same ballpark as Matt Cassel
A lot of people around here are calling Romeo’s defense “near elite”. Look what Day-Bull did to that “near elite” defense AT ARROWHEAD!
Twitter: @RaiderHater86
I will take Miami's line over ours
in a heartbeat
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
we still have revolving doors at the tackles
so no
The only measure of true success in the NFL is the Vince Lombardi trophy. Anything less is a rationalization.
Best audition ever
Even if Daboll didn’t know he was auditioning at the time
I love my wife, my kids, and the Chiefs. In that order. Except on game days.
I am the Master of Hyperenthetical Asiditry (you know, like this. Only more)
Should make for interesting practices.
When you gotta go in the lion's den, you don't go quiet. You go in loud, kick the door down and say WHERE IS THE SONUVABITCH. -B. Billick
Pretty sure the
Walla Walla Wallaby’s
Poughkeepsie Pap-Smears
and the Dill City Dingleberries were also interested.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 2:03 PM CST up reply actions
Any arena teams want daboll
will the chiefs ever draft a Qb in the first round, not since todd blackledge in 83. and the chiefs could of had marino. OH well atleast 65 toss power trap worked for KC, it should be wide open red. Hank stram still the man.
as long as peyton manning likes him
will the chiefs ever draft a Qb in the first round, not since todd blackledge in 83. and the chiefs could of had marino. OH well atleast 65 toss power trap worked for KC, it should be wide open red. Hank stram still the man.
Interesting
Guess they’ve been reading the opinion polls on AP and realized that people weren’t exactly stoked about their choice of yet another former Patriots coach.
Daboll had better produce with Cassel quickly or Pioli may not get that fifth year at the rate he’s alienating the fan base.
No.
Me and Matt Cassel just - you up, dog!
by ChiefWarPaint on Feb 6, 2012 2:14 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
Daboll?
Me and Matt Cassel just - you up, dog!
by ChiefWarPaint on Feb 6, 2012 2:19 PM CST up reply actions
this offense looks juicy and delicious,
but i know it really is average with the qbs that are under contract….
D-Bowe says: "THAT'S MY BIKE, PUNK!!!!"
It would help if KC was able to re-sign Orton
I know he isn’t Manning, but he sure is better than Cassel. Even his fake hand-offs and play action passes are better.
by Mitul V. Patel on Feb 6, 2012 2:25 PM CST up reply actions
as long as it's not this
"Nah. Basket weaving was too hard, so I changed to journalism." - Joe Namath, in response to a jibe about whether he had majored in basket weaving.
Sho'Nuff
Me and Matt Cassel just - you up, dog!
by ChiefWarPaint on Feb 6, 2012 3:10 PM CST up reply actions
Nah he just dressed up as the Shogun for a Music Video
I think.
Me and Matt Cassel just - you up, dog!
by ChiefWarPaint on Feb 6, 2012 3:14 PM CST up reply actions
Is it bad that we're the only 3 people (other than Rocka)
talking about this?
Sometimes I’m ashamed at the movies I’ve seen – especially when I’ve seen some more than once (usually the ones that least deserve it).
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 3:58 PM CST up reply actions
i would have joined in
but i was looking for Sum Dom Goy
Seriously, when have I ever been sarcastic?
It's Not Busta
Can’t remember the name of the actor, but he also played Lord Bowler in “The Adventures of Briscoe County, Jr.”. He died not too long ago.
Julius Carry?
"Nah. Basket weaving was too hard, so I changed to journalism." - Joe Namath, in response to a jibe about whether he had majored in basket weaving.
Anybody remember the name of that movie?
Would love to make my fiancee watch this after “Sex and the City 2” this weekend…
"It's still real to me dammit!"
Alright.. I looked it up
It was called The Last Dragon.. Apparently they are remaking it with Samuel L Jackson as Sho’nuff. This from Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Dragon
"It's still real to me dammit!"
I always remember it as
Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon
At least that’s how it always appeared on HBO or wherever the hell I subjected myself to it.
Good luck… it will kick the shit out of Sex and the City 2.
by Ochophosphate on Feb 6, 2012 4:36 PM CST up reply actions
Yea right
There was other teams stupid enough to want a 22nd ranked offense at best. Pioli and company tells us this because nobody want to come here due to the issues in the front office. I’ve spent my last 30 years footbal sundays on the Chiefs and they have never even tried. I dont know why I waste my time.
P.S. I will still be stoked for our first game next season.
MIZ-DGB
by mu-chief-stl.cards fan on Feb 6, 2012 5:42 PM CST reply actions
we all might as well give him a year before we get are pitchforks out
There is nothing we can do where all chiefs fans and love are team we might as well set back and pray they pull somethin good out of there hat, you only got a few more shots to get this right pioli
"coveted". Right.
And people are acting like Crennel wasn’t told to say that for PR purposes?
You’re hilarious, AP.
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