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Old 01-16-2009, 03:20 PM  
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Glad we didn't go after Schwartz

The leading candidate for Schwartz's defensive coordinator post is the Chiefs' Gunther Cunningham.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3835911
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Old 01-16-2009, 04:12 PM   #76
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We're on the same page, then.

I wish him well at his next stop. He was a bigger man than me to be able to swallow his pride and return to KC in the first place.
Paying for that big house and his wife's spending habits trumps pride everytime.
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Old 01-16-2009, 04:13 PM   #77
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Somebody would actually hire Gunther Cunningham? The author of the worst defense in the league? The guy who was able to wring one whole sack out of the best defensive lineman in the draft? That Gunther Cunningham?

Apparently Greg Robinson isn't available. Nor are they able to find a corpse to prop up along the sideline.

Good god.

But by all means, TAKE HIM.
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Old 01-16-2009, 04:15 PM   #78
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Paying for that big house and his wife's spending habits trumps pride everytime.
It's not like NFL gigs are laying around.
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Old 01-16-2009, 04:27 PM   #79
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I'm sure that Lions fans will be pleased to know that their new HC wants to replace the coach of the worst D in the NFL with the coach of the 2nd worst D in the NFL. That's progress you can measure.
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Old 01-16-2009, 04:30 PM   #80
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He legitimately had no talent on those Vermeil teams.

I think he's an average to slightly above average D-coordinator when put in a situation where he can shape his defense (and not try to contort it to the whims of a !@#$tard head coach).
Well remember, Gun is the one that went to Carl with his "list" and then proclaimed, publicly, that Carl went out and got him every single player he needed to turn the defense around. Kendrell Bell was all Gun. And the results? You know the results. This was not about being handcuffed. If anything, Vermeil was handcuffed by Carl in terms of forcing Gun onto him.

And remember, Gun was out there throwing Vermeil under the bus and saying how it was great to be coaching for Herm, and went out and even got himself some new assistants to work with. He still sucked.

The only way Gun can be successful is if someone tough like Fischer or Marty hands him an already molded D and tells him to go call plays with those guys. Most coaches would be successful with the James Hasty's and the DT's and the Neil Smiths of the world. The issue comes in two, three years into his tenure, where the players start losing their discipline and accountability and he brings in misidentified talent because he thinks he can mold anyone into a football player. Chester McGlockton was all Gun convincing Marty and Carl that he could light a fire under Chet's butt.

At the end of the day, Gun sucks...
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Old 01-16-2009, 09:40 PM   #81
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Would Schwartzie be interested in Herm? How about Dick Curl?
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Old 01-16-2009, 09:54 PM   #82
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He rode the coattails of Derrick Thomas. There is no excuse for his defenses having the same deficiencies year in and year out.

I want Gunther gone more than I want Herm gone. I'm glad as hell we didn't hire Schwartz.

IIRC, he even kept screwing around with DT too. And the moves he tried to do with DT turned out to be flops as well.
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Old 01-16-2009, 09:54 PM   #83
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Well remember, Gun is the one that went to Carl with his "list" and then proclaimed, publicly, that Carl went out and got him every single player he needed to turn the defense around. Kendrell Bell was all Gun. And the results? You know the results. This was not about being handcuffed. If anything, Vermeil was handcuffed by Carl in terms of forcing Gun onto him.

And remember, Gun was out there throwing Vermeil under the bus and saying how it was great to be coaching for Herm, and went out and even got himself some new assistants to work with. He still sucked.

The only way Gun can be successful is if someone tough like Fischer or Marty hands him an already molded D and tells him to go call plays with those guys. Most coaches would be successful with the James Hasty's and the DT's and the Neil Smiths of the world. The issue comes in two, three years into his tenure, where the players start losing their discipline and accountability and he brings in misidentified talent because he thinks he can mold anyone into a football player. Chester McGlockton was all Gun convincing Marty and Carl that he could light a fire under Chet's butt.

At the end of the day, Gun sucks...
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Old 01-16-2009, 09:59 PM   #84
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Old 01-16-2009, 10:26 PM   #85
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I'm sure that Lions fans will be pleased to know that their new HC wants to replace the coach of the worst D in the NFL with the coach of the 2nd worst D in the NFL. That's progress you can measure.


That has such a Billy Mays vibe; I love it!
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Old 01-16-2009, 10:38 PM   #88
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Not surprising, give GUN a real HC and some talent and he can be effective...

Gun is a victim of Herms dumbassery... Not saying Gun is a great DC, but better than what HERM has bussed him...
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Old 01-16-2009, 10:44 PM   #89
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Funny.....but answer me this.

How can he be in the running unless he's already been fired? I thought coaches weren't allowed to take the same job with another team.
I read somewhere that Herm had given the coaches permission to look for other jobs.
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Here's all you need to know about Gun:

1) he likes to run a blitz based defense.

2) his defenses telegraph their blitzes more clearly than any other team in the league.


Disguising a blitz is coachable. He is unable to coach the cornerstone of his defensive philosophy.
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