Stir the pot for the sake of stirring the pot.

Whitlock likes anything that 95 percent hate, and hates what 95 percent like.

The Best at checking to see if Herm is Still a Man…
heh heh heh

“Lots of poetic license there…lol.”

- no luck involved – talent does as it can…mine genius Rin does as He must.

“Some entertaining counter-comments.”

- man…Rin gets tired of being the best all the time; no challenges.

- man, I wish that we had a real Head Coach in KC instead of this former golfer who has taken squat here; I wonder if Bill Parcells would have been a good golf coach? Probably…huh.”

Lots of poetic license there…lol. Some entertaining counter-comments…

Nice use of wit.

“but a quick perusal of the facts gives clear evidence Hayes was “˜King’ while TR(ied)…but failed to match.”

Help ole SG out – what facts?

I’m back to have my cauliflower ears boxed some more Rin” – and Rin obliges, again.

“Which production are we referring to “” rushing yards?”

- that’d be what we call ‘football’ stretch-er, SG. Try listening to Andy Griffith – he’ll fill in the details for you, Rin is busy hurting his sides right now…

“By that thought”

- no, ‘gratis’ courtesy the auspices Rin & Ange.

‘do we say Trent Green was a better QB than Lenny Dawson because he threw for many more passing yards in a season”

- some folks do… they are the same folk imagine a Bonds be greater than Ruth; they’re a silly lot.

“- other thingse being constant?”

- nothing is e’er truly ‘constant’- but a quick perusal of the facts gives clear evidence Hayes was ‘King’ while TR(ied)…but failed to match.

“Wendell Hayes may or may not have been better than T-Rich”

- well if you’re not certain…allow Rin, again; Wendell was “King”; the latter guy was no-thing.

“I’m just wanting to get more clarity on how you solidify this since I watched T-Rich but haven’t seen a lot of Hayes.”

- shy Mr.Peabody placing you inside the ‘Wayback Machine’ Sherman, you’ll have to take Rin’s word; per the usual He is ne’er statually or factually wrong.

- man, I wish that we had a real Head Coach in KC instead of this former golfer who has taken squat here; I wonder if Bill Parcells would have been a good golf coach? Probably…huh.”

“Every W in “˜09 goes in the Herm’s Chiefs column… every L result “˜check’s “any 22″³ self stoma stuff.”

- good, we’ve consensus…

“Just as proof that you want to move Herm to the memory column quickly”

- ‘THE’ only Head Coach in franchise history who has led the team to the post season/playoffs in year one – he also did the same in NY.

I wonder how many post season games (heh) ‘check’ will (a heh heh heh) have us in this (ah, ah, ah- hahahahahahahah) this season?

“even if the Chiefs win 16 games and we were to give Herm credit for them…that leaves him with a record of 22-26 over the past two seasons – a “awe-inspiring” winning percentage of .4583.”

- even if ‘check’ had “every 22″ instead of just “any 22″ he would still be a – Z-E-R-O – and ‘in over his haley’.

“Check-mate sir.”

- that would be ’search’ his faithful if not very especially adept sidekick – as you who try follow Rin around His footsteps… alas, those shoes are too big for you to fill…

Game, set, match – Rin! In fact, you were ne’er e’en in the game…

Just as proof that you want to move Herm to the memory column quickly…even if the Chiefs win 16 games and we were to give Herm credit for them…that leaves him with a record of 22-26 over the past two seasons – a “awe-inspiring” winning percentage of .4583.

Check-mate sir. You may request a rematch at a later time.

Back up the truck a minute (and don’t hit the dead dog called ‘Herm’s the man who was coach in the single worst season in this team’s history’). Which production are we referring to — rushing yards? By that thought – do we say Trent Green was a better QB than Lenny Dawson because he threw for many more passing yards in a season – other thingse being constant? Wendell Hayes may or may not have been better than T-Rich – I’m just wanting to get more clarity on how you solidify this since I watched T-Rich but haven’t seen a lot of Hayes.

I think Mike Brown will be competing at SS, because of his ability to stop the run and his decrease in speed (doesnt have as good a range for the FS spot).

tm1946,
i think Hali, Dorsey, and McBride will transition just fine to 3-4. Hali had chronic knee problems and the loss in weight will help him tremendously. He also struggled against the run, so getting him off the line will help.

I agree that the team needs to play to their strengths, and it is so refreshing after years of Herm’s r2p2 bullcrap.

In anycase, last yrs defense set the record for fewest sacks, and set a chiefs record for most yards given up….so its not like the team is switching players (such as Hali, Dorsey, and McBride) who necessarily excelled in the previous defense.

The old saying is “it is foolishness to continue doing the same thing and expect diffrent results.” Our defense was piss poor awful, and it has been for a decade. Change was needed.

That being said I hope we balance this with not being flaky and always trying something new. Kinda like we did with quarterback last year until Thiggy stepped up. I figure we will at least win more games going all out and trying at least to win.

“It is disappointing so far”

- epitaph ’search’ & ‘check’ as delivered by Jr., at the farewell press conference theirs December 31, 2009…out with th old – in with the new!

heh heh heh

I lost all respect for him at that point.

The more I think about that Grbac story, the funnier it becomes.

If there is any justice in this world, he will have read that story some where too….

LOL

“Green eyes…fake Rin’s got (HUGE) green eyes.”

And when you have them, you know you ‘really’ have them…

heh heh heh

Bob, do you have an idea on which safety Brown would possibly be pushing for time? I know it could be either, I just wonder if this could also indicate that the chiefs felt they needed more rush OLB and Pollard gets moved(I prefer to keep him at safety)…but the fans seem to think Page is the better safety off just a few INT’s….

Maybe Brown can help them figure out taking bad angles never works.

That is a hilarious read on Grbac!

I remember when that happened, my buddies and I were all cracking up, that he was given that distinction.

That explains a lot!!!

heh heh heh

Guy who scored a TD once every 5.8 times touched the football; ‘that’ he only touched the prolate spheroid 35 times 2 1/2 seasons a tribute to his not being nor understanding Marty’s – “there’s a gleam men”…

Rin’s opine, Richardson only merits consideration because he made a Pro Bowl whereas a Hayes didn’t for example, but as a complete player- production being the thing, Wendell “King” Hayes too was the far better player than Richardson; probably Bobby Holmes was better than TR as well.

Mark Bailey? – Arnold Morgado? Now were talking Tony territory…

“You have to utilize the players that you have” – translation – ‘check’ wishes he’d never uttered his “any 22″ stoma filler; but if the shoe fits…
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Part n’ parcel thereof: Mike Brown: competition or, scraping the bottom of the barrel? A matter of perspective: Rin’s be another nod toward the “any 22″ plan…the ‘catch’ being said is a plan gone horribly wrong.
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Curtis McClinton: the finest FB in Chiefs/Texans history – period. Wendell Hayes would be in the discussion but Curtis was the best.

Football when it meant something…the 1960s/good old days!

I hope that Pendergast gets their base D and a couple of sub packages down pat (which I still think will be a 4-3 under) during Training Camp, then build on that during the season.

On your point #1…it will depend on our coaching. Do we have the right guys (coaches) in place to get the job done? I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt, until I see otherwise. Because let’s face it…when it comes to our D, we have no place to go but up.

2. looks like you found a way to speak on the ‘unspeakable tragedy.’

3. Agree that Morgan needs to ‘grow up’ in a hurry.

Sort of the ‘work the team around the guy’ as opposed to the other way around?