Herman Edwards may be fired

[tornadospotter]

Around the league. Running back Larry Johnson still expects to return this season from a foot injury he suffered in early November, despite the fact that the Chiefs' season is all but lost. ... Speaking of Kansas City, there is growing speculation that coach Herman Edwards may be fired. The Chiefs are anemic on offense and the team's brass may look for an offensive-minded coach. To Edwards' credit, the Chiefs have shown some defensive improvement and his players appear to like working for him. .

Sorry if this has been posted already. This is from denverpost.com, I seen it on the up to date Kansas City Chiefs News web site.

[timsatt1]

If I was paying that cell account, I would be pio, that my number was put out on the net for all to see! If that is your GF, not for long. If it your ex, that just not right!

she has unlimited minutes on the weekends. i wouldnt have posted this during the week days.

[chief31]

I have been hearing the compaints about how we are still one of the oldest teams in the league, how nothing was done prior to Vermiels retirement about the aging offensive line, and how there seems to be noone behind the piss-poor starters that we have along the o-line.

Sometimes these complaints are used as a form of defense for Herm Edwards.

I can't accept that. The fact that Kevin Sampson and Tres Stallings were both released before this season started, lays blame right back on Herm.

Instead of those two very young guys, we kept guys like Terry and Turley. Both of whom are quite aged at this point, and neither has played well.

But, there goes the depth, Sampson has started a dozen or so games for the Chiefs, and Stallings had the Will Shields "seal of approval".

It was also choosing guys that were near retirement, over some very young guys.

So, I hold Herm Edwards responsible for, at least in part, the aging offensive line, and the lack of depth in that area.

Just wanted to point-out that those excuses for Herm have a major fault.

[timsatt1]

I have been hearing the compaints about how we are still one of the oldest teams in the league, how nothing was done prior to Vermiels retirement about the aging offensive line, and how there seems to be noone behind the piss-poor starters that we have along the o-line.

Sometimes these complaints are used as a form of defense for Herm Edwards.

I can't accept that. The fact that Kevin Sampson and Tres Stallings were both released before this season started, lays blame right back on Herm.

Instead of those two very young guys, we kept guys like Terry and Turley. Both of whom are quite aged at this point, and neither has played well.

But, there goes the depth, Sampson has started a dozen or so games for the Chiefs, and Stallings had the Will Shields "seal of approval".

It was also choosing guys that were near retirement, over some very young guys.

So, I hold Herm Edwards responsible for, at least in part, the aging offensive line, and the lack of depth in that area.

Just wanted to point-out that those excuses for Herm have a major fault.

sounds like you need a chiefs red parrot to make you calm down.

[tornadospotter]

Tornado, I missed it the first time he listed it also. The number isn't real...its from the 80s song...867-5309...

Just remember Tim, just like in Economics, in humor the "Law of Diminishing Returns" is applicable. The joke becomes less funny with each use.

to everyone else that applies, but to me, it is all the more funny the second time around!!!

If I was paying that cell account, I would be pio, that my number was put out on the net for all to see! If that is your GF, not for long. If it your ex, that just not right!

Ok , I must say that I type to slow and should have gotten the hint sooner, sad thing is that song I should know! Man I getting old and slow!

[hermhater]

I have been hearing the compaints about how we are still one of the oldest teams in the league, how nothing was done prior to Vermiels retirement about the aging offensive line, and how there seems to be noone behind the piss-poor starters that we have along the o-line.

Sometimes these complaints are used as a form of defense for Herm Edwards.

I can't accept that. The fact that Kevin Sampson and Tres Stallings were both released before this season started, lays blame right back on Herm.

Instead of those two very young guys, we kept guys like Terry and Turley. Both of whom are quite aged at this point, and neither has played well.

But, there goes the depth, Sampson has started a dozen or so games for the Chiefs, and Stallings had the Will Shields "seal of approval".

It was also choosing guys that were near retirement, over some very young guys.

So, I hold Herm Edwards responsible for, at least in part, the aging offensive line, and the lack of depth in that area.

Just wanted to point-out that those excuses for Herm have a major fault.

I am out of excuses for Herm.

He is embarrassing me as a Chiefs fan, and resident of Chiefs nation.


Unless he sits down with me (and I don't happen to pop him in the nose) and explains what his plan is, i will consider trusting him for another year (not)!

[Chiefster]

I am out of excuses for Herm.

He is embarrassing me as a Chiefs fan, and resident of Chiefs nation.


Unless he sits down with me (and I don't happen to pop him in the nose) and explains what his plan is, i will consider trusting him for another year (not)!

He embarrasses all Chiefs fans everywhere.

[prough91]

to everyone else that applies, but to me, it is all the more funny the second time around!!!

ok, i would have felt like a dumba$$ when I called that Sunday.

[Guru]

ok, i would have felt like a dumba$$ when I called that Sunday.

I can't believe how many of you fell, or almost fell, for that.

[prough91]

I can't believe how many of you fell, or almost fell, for that.

No joke, I was calling tim Sunday.

[hermhater]

I'm watching "There's Something about Mary" again!