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[HemiEd]

Dont think it was Yahoo...but it was some sort of dot.com


Hes basically a football fanboy who made it big, but has no idea how to run a team.

Damn, I just read this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Snyder

He is the same age as my little sister, makes me feel like a failure. 

[findthedr]

 


http://blogs.nfl.com/2010/01/05/chiefs-fire-defensive-line-coach-krumrie/

[HemiEd]

[url=http://blogs.nfl.com/2010/01/05/chiefs-fire-defensive-line-coach-krumrie/]http://blogs.nfl.com/2010/01/05/chiefs-fire-defensive-line-coach-krumrie/[/url]

Fantastic, that is the best news of the year! Hopefully they can find someone as qualified as the OL coaches to teach this young talent how to succeed.

[Deberg_1990]

Krumrie gone.  Ding Ding the witch is dead!


Pendergast retained??  UGH!!!

[eBovine]

I love the comments in that link.  "Firing the coach that handled Jared Allen was stupid". 

 

[findthedr]

Mike Shanahan signed a five-year contract to become head coach and executive vice president of football operations for the Washington Redskins.

The contract is worth approximately $7 million a year, the Denver Post reported on its Web site. Now that Shanahan has been hired elsewhere, the Denver Broncos, who fired Shanahan one year ago, will recoup $7 million in offset money over the next two seasons under the terms of the agreement they had with the coach.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4799532

[egami]

Best coaching move he's made in Washington.

[findthedr]

Best coaching move he's made in Washington.

dont know about that (maybe I am biased being a chiefs fan). His on the field coaching is ok, I have a problem (and probably most denver fans) with his personell moves. Him being VP of football operations could be a real concern.

[egami]

What previous coaching move in DC was better than Shanahan?

[Deberg_1990]

What previous coaching move in DC was better than Shanahan?

I would say Marty.   He was getting them turned around, and with his track record, id say he would have completed the job but Snyder fell in love with Spurrier.

[Deberg_1990]

Chiefs fire O-line coach Joe D’Alessandris


http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-football/coaching-moves-begin-for-chiefs.html

Less than 48 hours after the 2009 season was over, changes on the Chiefs coaching staff have started to trickle out.

The team has made no formal announcement but defensive line coach Tim Krumrie and assistant offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris will not return to Todd Haley’s staff. Call it fired, released, contract not renewed, it’s semantics; Krumrie and D’Alessandris are now on the job market.

NFL.com reported on Tuesday that Krumrie had been fired, quoting “league sources.” D’Alessandris was seen being walked out of the club’s offices on Tuesday morning, carrying boxes and escorted by security personnel.

Krumrie had been the team’s defensive line coach for four seasons, joining the team in 2006. He’s been an NFL assistant coach for 15 years, after his 12-year career as a player with Cincinnati.

D’Alessandris was in his second season with the Chiefs as an assistant offensive line coach. The ‘09 season was his 38th year in coaching. He came to the team on the recommendation of former offensive coordinator Chan Gailey, who was fired right before the start of the regular season.

[egami]

I would say Marty.   He was getting them turned around, and with his track record, id say he would have completed the job but Snyder fell in love with Spurrier.

I would say that seems like a biased reaction. I mean, when you compare resumes...Shanahan wins that hands down.

[Hawk58]

If you count SB rings, then yes Shanny wins, but Marty has taken several teams to the playoffs. That's the cross Marty has to bare, great at building a playoff team....never finished in first.

[Deberg_1990]

I would say that seems like a biased reaction. I mean, when you compare resumes...Shanahan wins that hands down.

Perhaps...Shanny is a great coach, but honestly he hasnt done much in 12 years.

Marty rebuilt 3 dead programs from the ground up.  That counts for something.

Marty is the greatest regular season coach of all time.     :)

[egami]

If you count SB rings, then yes Shanny wins, but Marty has taken several teams to the playoffs. That's the cross Marty has to bare, great at building a playoff team....never finished in first.

And what makes a coach great? Rebuilding or winning championships? There is a reason Marty isn't in the league. It's his abysmal post-season performance.

Shanahan can win and build.