Weis and Crennel to be reunited

Thaak

@buckeyebest2 said:
Weiss was hired by KC Yesterday

According to the ESPN report today, it hasn't been finalized yet as neither the Cheifs nor Weiss are confirming yet.

BrownIndian

And not to forget, their QB is also an Ex-Patroit. I expect to see Kansas Improve soon provided they draft well too...

BuckeyeBest2

@thaak said:
According to the ESPN report today, it hasn't been finalized yet as neither the Cheifs nor Weiss are confirming yet.

per ESPN yesterday

it was final

Thaak

@buckeyebest2 said:
per ESPN yesterday
it was final

Read the 4th paragraph that is quoting Weiss

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4802526

BuckeyeBest2

@thaak said:
Read the 4th paragraph that is quoting Weiss
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4802526

cool

per yesterday its already done

NFLNetwork also confirmed it yesterday and today

Thaak

@buckeyebest2 said:
cool
per yesterday its already done

NFLNetwork also confirmed it yesterday and today

The article I linked is dated today 1/7/2010, 11:14am EST

sisky fringo

some restaurant close to K.C's facility is gonna make a million dollars in takeout...cuz those guys are gonna LIVE there.

Pumpkin Eater

@sisky-fringo said:
some restaurant close to K.C's facility is gonna make a million dollars in takeout...cuz those guys are gonna LIVE there.

but the all-u-can-eat buffets are bracing for impact.

Thaak

They may single handedly revamp the entire KC food service economy.

Thaak

@buckeyebest2 said:
cool
per yesterday its already done

NFLNetwork also confirmed it yesterday and today

For the record, it is official as of today (not yesterday or Wednesday) that Weiss is joining the Chiefs.

Flugel

@thaak said:
Looks like the Chiefs are gonna hire Weis as OC and Crennel as DC.

So now they have Mike Vrabel, Matt Cassell, Scott Pioli, RAC as they await Charlie Weis. What's more important - all those guys or the tag team of Tom Brady and BB?

Worth noting, Charlie Weis and RAC got fired when they didn't have this tag team. Okay, Mangini did too but 2 of his 3 years were winning seasons in NY. Mangini won 10 games in his first year without them while Josh McDaniels only went 8-8.

This might sound like extremely creative spin BUT which 9-7 record was better in NY? The one where their last 2 opponents took a knee by resting important starters, game plans and efforts? Or the one that had to earn every victory? What happens if Favre's arm stays healthy in the final 5 weeks of 08? I thought I remembered them being the first team to shread the undefeated Titans at the time. Point of the matter is NY fans and media are acting like they improved so much when in reality they needed their last 2 opponents to take a knee in order to attain 9-7. Didn't they fire Mangini because they didn't like 9-7? Interesting.

I'm not sure if anyone else is thinking this BUT the last 2 teams that played the Jets have terrible memories of losing to Pittsburgh after wonderful regular seasons. I GET that part of this was resting key players and game plans for bigger games ahead. However, I also think a BIG part of Indy not caring about remaining undefeated was prefering to see the Jets in the playoffs counting on a rookie QB, Braylon's inconsistencies and possibilities of rendering a 1 dimensional offense useless if they should have to play from behind. When you throw backups out their like Painter in lieu of Manning and guys that rarely play together - you can SHOW effort but that doesn't show me you WANT to win that game. Hating Pittsburgh the way I do, this couldn't have played out any better for me.

- Tom F.

DumAssWhiteGuy

I haven't seen anything confirming Crennel to the Chiefs, last I heard the Giants were still a possibility.

Flugel

@dumasswhiteguy said:
I haven't seen anything confirming Crennel to the Chiefs, last I heard the Giants were still a possibility.

It scrolled on the bottom of the tv screen 1-2 Sundays ago.

- Tom F.