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we almost completely abandon the screen,swing pass and running back wheel routes this year |
Johnson who was a great DC before his died.
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They split their OLB's and DE's wider than hell, though. |
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This is alot like Jeff Fisher in STL v MIA of last offseason
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So what came of this morning again? |
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Not just for fans, but potential HCs? |
If clark swoops in and snags Reid wow
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I don't think we'll see that here, but I do think he'd run a 4-3 here with Houston being a speed end and Hali being a power pass-rusher. I'd be excited as hell about the prospect, to be honest. |
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beef on the inside speed on the outside need CB,FS and LB can rotate bigger DE for Houston and slide him outside on heavy packages. |
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Johnson's defense blitzed like a mutha f**ker!!! Reid never was a able to find a suitable replacement after Johnson died and that was one of the reasons (outside of the QB situation after McNabb) why the decline started. It was like he should have gotten out of Philly at that time.
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Talking about the possibilities of a buyout right now with Joel Thorman of AP. |
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McNabb was overrated, and never truly great or elite. Those teams won with defense and special teams, and by having an attention to detail, and by being tough in the trenches. Which, as we all know, can win you around 10 games a year, every year. However, pretty much EVERY team in the playoffs has the same MO - smart, tough football. The difference comes with the execution, and who's pulking the trigger. Outside of an aged Joe Montana (and don't bring up Gannon - Gruden coached him up like crazy) Marty NEVER had a QB. Dude won 13 games with STEVE BONO. Reid is a similar coach, who always seemed to get the most out of whatever he had (at least until this year.) But he got the most out of McNabb he could, those horrible WRs - and when Terrell Owens showed up and gave some kind of actual explosiveness to their passing game, he went to a Super Bowl. |
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Poe's shown he can pass rush. Sign or draft another pass rushing DT
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Something tells me we're talking about 2-3 years at $7M+ per. |
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this all makes sense. Gota buyout 3 years not 1.
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With Clark's timeframe of late January in making a decision on Pioli states to me he is working on a buyout/settlement with Pioli and at worst case he will just outright fire him then if he can't get anything worked out. It is apparent with the new power structure, Pioli is a dead man walking here and is not the #1 guy in charge anymore.
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Again, I tend to agree with how Clark is approaching this.
1. Clark clearly stated that he will not only select the next coach, but that the coach will report directly to him. 2. Clark has let it be known that Scott Pioli is on the hot seat and he is open to replacing him. 3. Clark is proving that he's going to be a hands on owner by agreeing to fly to meet coaches. This is a big change. I don't think this is "THE" formal interview, but instead a way for high profile coaching candidates to know that Clark is serious and KC has a lot to offer. As was stated earlier, Clark being a serious, smart, and likable guy is a huge advantage when compared to other owner. He's not Jerry Jones, but he's not Bill Bidwell wither. I would think that most strong HC candidates would prefer working with an owner like Hunt. 4. I bet Reid makes a formal visit to the Chiefs after his AZ trip. Clark may be braketing a top candidate by meeting him before and after another aggressive suitor. Use that private jet Clark! And by the way, flying to Philly is a great way to prove that he's now the man in KC. In business and life if you want something go and get it. Never wait for it to come to you. |
How the hell can Pioli be extended, doesn't it have to be reported to the league office at which time it becomes public? I've always argued that the extension thing is pure bullshit because it makes no sense.
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Call a fly to Newsome, or a HB option from Hillis to Brady Quinn...they'll never expect that one. ROFL |
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Hali's getting older and his speed is diminishing, so he'll be less effective as a rushing OLB. That said, his strength seems to be better than ever so why couldn't he be a good power rusher off the right side? Houston is essentially the same size as Clemons but a better athlete, why not try him as an LDE? I think he'd be elite at it. Poe would be a monster as an under-tackle where he can use his unusual speed for his size to really collapse the pocket, especially with that beef from Powe alongside him. I still think that DJ is a better SAM, but with this roster he would have to play the Mike. I love this personnel for a 4-3 conversion. You'd need a couple of new OLBs but we need a new DE and one more ILB right now to begin with. So if you're replacing 2 guys off your front 7 in either scheme, why not move to the 4-3 right now? |
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if he takes a big cut in pay we must find a FS though ... you can't play defense with 10 players and expect to be consistent |
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If Poe is ever going to be worth the pick, it's likely in this role. JMO. |
So as per your interview Chunt it's not about the money?
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TJax is just a piece of crap. But I think he's at his least crappy in a 3-4. |
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I had to look away. |
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Hell, we might have players that fit a 4-3 better than they do the 3-4. |
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Dump his ass, save $17M. |
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Pioli and Hunt were together for the Atlanta interviews.
Clark Hunt interviewing Andy Reid for vacant Chiefs head coach job Posted: Jan 02, 2013 11:18 AM EST Updated: Jan 02, 2013 11:30 AM EST By DeAnn Smith, Digital Content Manager - email © Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (KCTV) - Chiefs owner Clark Hunt is interviewing Andy Reid in Philadelphia about the team's head coach opening, while another of the job's candidates no longer appears available. ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported Hunt is in Philadelphia meeting with Reid, who also reportedly plans to meet with the Arizona Cardinals ownership later this week about their opening. No word if Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli is with Hunt in the meetings with Reid. Mortensen said Pioli was with Hunt when he met with two Atlanta Falcons coaches about replacing Romeo Crennel. One of those coaches, Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter, signed a contract extension with the Falcons during the overnight hours. The Falcons announced Wednesday morning Koetter would be staying after signing the one-year extension. Hunt and Pioli also interviewed Falcons special teams coach Keith Armstrong on New Year's Day. Snagging Reid would be a big get for Hunt. Reid has a history of cultivating NFL quarterbacks, starting with Donovan McNabb. He was the league's most tenured coach before he was ousted following Sunday's game. Some media outlets reported Reid is a done deal in Arizona, but Hunt swooped in to interview Reid before the former Eagles coach travels west. What qualities is Hunt looking for in the next head coach? Click here for more details, including KCTV5 sports anchor Michael Coleman's exclusive interview with Hunt. |
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He looked better when he was allowed to attack though. doesn't matter, he is probably gone because i doubt any player would be willing to take a 75% pay cut and stay with their existing team. It's too insulting/embarrassing. |
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Houston played 4-3 end in college.
He can absolutely rape faces at that position. He's around 270 lbs. |
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Yeah, I'll go with that. |
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Te'o as the Mike with DJ as the Sam and the full conversion to a 4-3 could make this a top 5 defense. You use your 3rd on Rambo to replace Lewis and pursue another DT in FA in case Powe really does suck. But I don't see Te'o falling out of the top 10, at least not that far out of the top 10. |
So, I'm cooking breakfast and listening to 610 and this Ian Rappaport comes on. I've seen his tweets before. Dude sounds like he's 23 years old, and a complete ****ing dumbass. Pimping Ferentz. This guy said he's the Andy Reid of college coaching. ROFL
Pioli must be in his pocket. He's a dumb mother****er regardless. Anyone hear that shit? 610 guys were cracking me up. Said they'd hang up on anyone including interviews that brought up Ferentz' name again. |
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Jim Johnson's scheme used a traditional 4-3 base. Two traditional DTs, two every down bigger defensive ends. At one time had an absolutely dominating front Four with Corey Simon, Hugh Douglas, And Hollis Thomas. I agree with some who have said that a reunion between Reid and Rivera is a very intriguing possibility. |
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The Chiefs could have scheduled a couple interviews in Atlanta so that Clark could work get a feel for how leading these interviews work. Could have taken Pioli to give him some feedback etc. You never interview your top target first, you want to make sure you have your shit together first. |
4-3 vs 3-4, the main personnel issue here is the OLBs.
If we stick with 3-4 we have to find two new defensive ends. What's easier, finding two playmaking 1-gap DEs, or finding two decent OLBs who can cover? You can find starting OLBs in the middle rounds of the draft and in free agency EVERY YEAR. It's hard to find premium DL talent in comparison. I have no issues switching to a 4-3. You stick Powe and Poe in the midde, Hali and Houston on the ends and roll with it. |
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I also think its easier for an offensive coach to hand over the reins of the defense to a coordinator. We have a lot of talent on that side of the ball. I think Reid should be able to land a pretty good DC.
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It certainly can't be much worse. |
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People were speculating that Clark sent Pioli to Atlanta and Clark went to Philadelphia to interview Reid because Reid was a "serious interview." |
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We'll be looking for a guy like JJ Watt if we switch to 1-gap 3-4. Those guys are hard to find. |
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We'll find out at the combine; his 40 speed could determine what position he plays in the NFL. |
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Back when he was expected to be a first round pick until he got caught with weed. |
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Hali can play LDE fine. |
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Now's an ideal time to make that move and yes, I think the players presently on the roster are better off in 4-3 roles. |
So Clark has Pioli running around doing pointless interviews?
And we wonder why this franchise is a complete joke. |
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