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The last 2 weeks, the defense has vastly improving the turnover column. Along with no turnovers by the offense. The Chiefs went from -4 to +4 in just 2 weeks. That's an impressive swing
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Meatballs bring him energy.
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One of the things I have noticed over the last 2-3 years is how we make improvements in the game. First quarter, teams often move pretty effortlessly against us, second quarter we start getting stops, and the second half is usually a totally different animal. Just feels that way anyway.
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Defense really putting up numbers now.
3rd overall 3rd scoring 3rd run defense 11th in net yards gained per pass attempt 11th in pass TD allowed |
I pray he never gets another HC offer, and I know that being greedy!
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Just need CJ's calf to be okay. :crybaby: |
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Loses Sneed
Loses Watson in week 7 Omenihu out until Thanksgiving Loses Chris Jones for a game and gets season high 5 sacks #1 defense in points allowed right now. 3rd best rush defense. I ****ing love this guy |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Jets?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Jets</a> are requesting an interview with <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo for their head-coaching spot, source says. The two-time <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Giants?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Giants</a> DC and interim HC will discuss a potential return to Jersey. <a href="https://t.co/47szKdB9p6">pic.twitter.com/47szKdB9p6</a></p>— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1877063538478301270?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 8, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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The Jets are doing 57 interviews.
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Yeah, it might be shorter to list the coaches the Jets are NOT requesting to interview.
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I really don’t want this man to leave this team.
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So if KC gets the 3Peat.
Kelce retires (probably) Nagy leaves Spags leaves (nooooo) Mike Borgonzi leaves for GM roles somewhere... (he's Veach right hand man...) What they pay Mahomes $100m next year to suck... as we rebuild? Maybe we trade the expensive future pieces like McDuffie? Either way, this could be the end of this wing of the dynasty... |
Kelce is not retiring under any circumstance.
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And if the OC and DC and Asst GM all leave... that's a whole new ballgame. |
Spags isn’t leaving.
He will get a nice raise to stay in KC. Highest paid DC for a 3 year extension. |
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He's said multiple times that he's playing until the wheels fall off. |
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Spags has already said he wants another shot at HC. Replacing the OC won't be much of a problem as they have come and gone already. Losing Spags will be tougher unless there's a disciple on the coaching staff that no one is talking about.
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I'm curious why any of these teams would hire a HC at Spags age.
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He should treat both those interviews like Spud from Trainspotting.
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Joe Cullen has also been a DC before.
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OC Nagy going, isn't a problem. My guess is if Spags is HC somewhere... Dave Merritt or Joe Cullen or BOTH go with him. So I think it's all contingent on which domino falls first. If it's a rebuild and all the coaches scatter. Kelce retires. If there is more continuity... he probably stays another year or so. |
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It's a young team still overall. There's zero reason to tear it down when Andy and Mahomes are what drive everything. And let's be real, it's Patrick's team. Andy wasn't winning Super Bowls until he arrived. So as long as he's here, we ALWAYS have a chance. |
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There will be a lull, especially if many coaches bail. Completing a 3peat is a good time for them to go off on their own... in their minds, I would assume. |
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Yes, true... but all of these guys are about to get paid. So, IMO it all depends on what the coaches do, who bails, who moves on... |
I think the odds Spags actually gets offered a job are less than 40%.
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Obviously I want this to go on forever, but I'm also logical about it... trying to see what MIGHT happen if Spags, and the defensive coaches leave and Borgonzi leaves.
Borgonzi is a guy most don't talk about... but he manages all the NCAA scouting and whatnot. He is Veach's right hand homie. I'm just gonna enjoy these last games of this season and hope we put feet on everyone's necks. Let the cards fall as they may afterwards. I HOPE Spags stays. He's amazing. Love that guy. |
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If we get the Superbowl, most jobs might already be filled... o:-) |
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Aside from the offensive guys, he doesn’t even appear to be a top 3 defensive coach candidate. Vrabel, Glenn and Saleh all seem higher on peoples list. |
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I wouldn't let a blue chip elite like McDuffie go anywhere though. There's no reason he won't accept a perfectly reasonable contract and really, he probably deserves to be the highest paid CB. |
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But if they won't take our money, someone will. They'll use it on outsiders if they must who are hungry to win a title. |
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Bolton does because I don't see a ready made LB to step into his spot in the draft and we are already thin at the position. |
Bring bill cowher in for an interview
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It's really hard to see him as much more than a Vic Fangio. I'm sure he can win you lots of games if the QB is stable and the offensive coaching staff is top tier, but take either of those away and the best he can do for your franchise is tread water. And not even consistently, either. |
The Chiefs found 2 great weapons and have a very young defense and are going to rebuild? Because they lost a DC and a tight end that they drafted (and found) weapons to replace?
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Steve Wilks and Lou Amarumo would be my two choices if Andy doesn't promote in-house. Both are proven and experienced guys just like Spags was before we hired him. Cullen had one year as a DC for the Jags under Urban Meyer and that obviously didn't go well. Merrit has been with Spags at NY and with us and if Spags leaves my bet is he takes Dave with him as DC if we don't give Dave the DC job.
Obviously we should all be praying that Spags stays but if he doesn't then I'd personally want a proven, experienced guy who has operated at the top level and not a guy who is learning on the job whilst we're in the middle of this incredible period. Spags won a superbowl before he came here. Wilks and Amarumo have been to a superbowl themselves. So that's why I'd look at them. |
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Keep Saleh away, I don't want his outdated Seattle scheme. |
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Do not want. I do want another attacking defensive mind though. Attack on offense and on defense. |
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But not when you have Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes. I would prefer to promote from within should Spags leave; keep the 'system' such as it is, and just stay with it. The 'system' is really loose in this case, it seems to be more just about disguising what are the same coverages everyone uses-it's just that by prioritizing flexibility in personnel You don't know who's doing what on any particular down. That, and being aggressive. That's not something that really gets 'solved'. |
If the Ravens win and Zay remains out, this is how we attack them. They don't have the receivers to beat the blitz with Zay out. And they always have protection issues against us.
The ENTIRE defense is healthy going into the AFCCG. Huge. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/HoustonTexans?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@HoustonTexans</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Chiefs</a> bad job in ptotection! Spags wins 2 plays in a row <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BaldysBreakdowns?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BaldysBreakdowns</a> <a href="https://t.co/OQVToVL1vk">pic.twitter.com/OQVToVL1vk</a></p>— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/1880765049356382248?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 18, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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what makes spags so great is his unmatched versatility in playcalling |
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They didn't word it in those terms, but they used words like "reactionary" and thought he'd be running a passive defense that's constantly chasing after what the opposing offense does. |
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Spags is very much a "do what I do no matter what" guy. Have you already forgotten his insistence on playing an Anthony Hitchens wearing cinderblock sneaks? How about Dan "Throw Here" Sorenson? Ha ha. All NFL coaches are going to do what they want, and the KC coaching staff is no different. The Texans coming out of half, holding the football ten minutes and surrendering what should have been the game tying score suggests to me, that Spags was stuck in an "I can stop em playing soft" mode. 5 plays in, nope, it'll work. It'll work just stick with it. 10 plays in, ha ha still not changing, it'll work God dammit. 15 MOTHER **** YOU SPAGS plays later for 82 yards taking 10:24 of the third quarter and a touchdown later, it finally ****ing clicks that oh hey, yeah that didn't work. After pulling his panties back up, and bleeding from his asshole down both legs, we saw him get that mindset changed real quick. The problem is that you should not need to get bukkake'd on national television allowing them to hold the football for damn near an entire quarter on one drive before you understand your shit ain't right. I'm not sure I've ever seen a team come out of half in the ****ing playoffs, and get the train run on them marathon style like that. Spags was in bad need of goggles and a snorkel to survive the load that Slowic dropped on his ****ing face after that 1st possession of the third quarter. Fortunately, it appears that those 15 plays were their best shot, and they didn't have much left after that. |
Steve spag about to be the next head coach of... The Kansas City Chiefs. We win it all this year, andy, trav, maybe CJ ride off. Spags takes over. I'm good with that.
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It is entirely unrealistic to expect that Andy Reid would even remotely consider the idea of retiring before the wheels fall off of the run he's on.
He has a qb that the floor is overtime of the afc championship game. The greatest qb that ever lived. Andy appears to enjoy coaching very much. He's compensated very well for the job he's doing, and he's headed to the 7th straight afccg. He's not going anywhere until he either physically cannot do it anymore, or the wheels fall off through failure to maintain a championship roster by the front office. |
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Sometimes guys need to PLAY BETTER. Sometimes, they're just not GETTING IT DONE.
Sometimes, maybe it's not the CALL, but the execution. During that drive, The Texans were shoving the defensive line around. And after that, the defense played better. Yes, Spags saved the blitzes for later in the game, and yes, Furious George played like a man possessed in the 4th quarter, but there were stretches of the game (especially that drive that was the entire quarter pretty much) they just weren't playing well as a unit. Rust? maybe. Worthy opponent? For sure. Crazy cold, I'm sure. The Texans were loose and fired up. KC was maybe a little flat at times. We still got what, 8 sacks? And gave up 12 points? |
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Spags, you came through with a glorious sack fest. Let's build on that for next week. You're a rock star.
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Is there a coach on the Chiefs you DO like? |
This was a normal spags game. Opening drives a little rough with supreme adjustments. The only reason it felt different is because the texans held the ball so long...which I was ok with due to shortening the game. Now I assumed the offense would move the ball the next series because that's what they do when their backs are against the wall.
I like that spags doesn't panic. He makes those adjustments when the defense gets off the field. And I agree with Chris above. Defense needed to make some plays up front. |
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He's one of these guys that no matter what the Chiefs do (meaning WIN all of the damned time), he knows a better way. And no, he doesn't, because nobody has ever won the way The Chiefs are in this stretch, it's historic. What he said about Spags is moronic. Spags is the ONLY defensive coordinator I can think of that doesn't so much have a strict SYSTEM as an approach. His approach is to utilize smart, versatile back end players to cause confusion and disruption. THAT is why his defenses are sustainable from year to year. |
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This time, it was the 10 minute drive the Texans pulled off. He was probably convulsing in his chair in anger so much, spewing it onto CP was the only way to get the toxicity out of his system. |
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Texans straight up dicked themselves taking that much time off the clock. The Chiefs have an incredible talent for losing slow whether it's the only TD they give up during the game, or every snap for our terrible guard-cum-tackle. And everyone complains. When the Chiefs are not winning the game they are finding ways to not lose it. Making the offense go on a 10-minute drive to score is making them be perfect to get that score. So many chances for things to go wrong during that kind of drive. If they pull it off you tip your cap and move on. The other guys get paid, too. |
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