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KC has way more talent than Arizona. All they need is a QB. Charles fills the Shady/Westbrook role fine. Their receivers are complete opposites of what he had in Philly but they're still good. And that defense is loaded. If he can get a DC that can approach Johnson's level (which is the biggest...

well he does make a convincing argument in 140 characters or less I believe him.

just feels like criticism for the sake of criticism.

That said all it takes is one draft to change things. It doesn't happen often and takes more luck than skill but you can do it.

well come on man that's unfair. You can't kill him for his myopia and then when he says he's going to branch out kill him for that, too.

Must be nice to have a coaching staff that will design your offense to players strengths. Now fuck off.

Can anyone remember a game where we put pressure on consistently and made life really uncomfortable for the opposing star QB? You know, like happens to Romo every fucking sunday.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEy6wc4-Xo8 There are two nice picks against Lindley and Stafford where he took a chance and it payed off. His other plays came off of pressure and tipped passes that fell in his lap.

Looks like the NFL is headed there.

This super rubbed me the wrong way. idk if it's just hearing him whine about how much he's spent or if it shows a fundamental problem with his idea that he should be able to just throw money at it and get results but I didn't like it.

laz multi alert

idk my bff jill?

All I know is noone in this draft class played the ball in the air like Mo. I think once he gets some confidence in the system and his technique, we will start to see that again.

Our corners had a really hard job once Church/Lee/Carter went down. They had absolutely no inside help and it showed.

You're right. There were situations this year where Garrett should have been going nuts but had to maintain composure and call the next play. That said, sheik is pretty right and idk if that's in Garrett's nature anyhow. But he definitely needs to be spending more time focusing on the big...

Sometimes players make mistakes but I think our STs under him have been solid to above average. We haven't had dynamic returners outside of Dez but we still make plays.

When you go down the list of coaches who routinely make boneheaded moves on gameday, mostly with regard to challenges, timeouts, go-for-it decisions and clock management - it is almost always coordinator HCs. Reid, McCarthy, Garrett and co lead the list.

idk whether Garrett is that guy or not but I think he should be. There's all sorts of stuff he should be doing rather than worrying about what play to call next.

Career ended by Phillip Tanner. We'll always have that I guess.

What does any non-coordinator head coach do? Provide a direction for the team, delegate to skilled coordinators and make tough decisions in-game.