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Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan
First, Richard Seymore MAY walk through that door. Doubt it, but possibly.
Now, on to the bigger point. Coaches are hired based on familiarity and compatability. Due to this, guys usually hire other guys they have worked with.
They can't duplicate the situation in New England. I get that. But, they can establish a program. This team is still in need of so much. And, you have to get to a level of competency, before you can hope to go further than that. Coaches and rosters are similar in that they can be tweaked every offseason. Right now, the Chiefs are still trying to get the foundation laid.
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Establishing a program is just another PR phrase.
It's about bringing in the best players and the best people to coach them up. What I've seen for the first year is a pattern of myopia in hiring and player acquisitions that point to an inability of this regime to see things beyond the bounds of how they happened in New England.
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