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[dmor]

Reid on the Combine and Leon Sandcastle.

http://www.kcchiefs....58-44605f719744

[Rodney_Zero]

That team has some very good talent, esp if they resigned Bowe, and get production from the QB

[SP]

I hope every coach is asked about Leon Sandcastle.  Best commercial of the Super Bowl

[rich36]

Rodney_Zero, on 19 February 2013 - 11:32 AM, said:

That team has some very good talent, esp if they resigned Bowe, and get production from the QB

Hey, I think the Chiefs will finish with a better record than the Eagles simply because they have 4 games vs Oakland and San Diego and 1 vs the Eagles.....

[dmor]

Tell you what - looking at Coach Reid, just get the feeling that it just feels like to him right now that he took a big step down from where he was in Philly.

[green&mean]

Rodney_Zero, on 19 February 2013 - 11:32 AM, said:

That team has some very good talent, esp if they resigned Bowe, and get production from the QB

I think you are very, very right

This team needs to learn how to win again. As rich36 points out they do not play the strongest competition. Although I feel the Bolts are much more dangerous than R36 does. At times I felt the Chiefs toughest opponent...was the Chiefs, very similar to the 2011 & 2012 Eagles. The team is not devoid of talent, and in the NFL sometimes that's good enough for a W. Ws often make fair players good and good players great. Realistically the squad could win 5,6, maybe 7 games--which would be huge

[NocturnalPoisoning]

A janitor found Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid rolling on the floor of his office at 6:30 AM this morning. According to reports, Reid was reviewing game tape late into the night when he suddenly felt a craving for a snack. While on the way to his office mini-fridge he slipped on a slippery substance and landed on his back. Reid was unable to lift himself from the floor and spent the night rolling from side to side, trying to get within arm's reach of the mini-fridge. He was not successful.

After discovering Reid rolling from side to side like a swollen beetle, the janitor contacted the rest of the cleaning staff and with the help of a pulley they were able to get Reid back on his feet. When asked about the slippery substance, Reid's only response was "I'm not going to get into all that. Look, the bottom line is I've got to do a better job of putting the janitor in a position to keep my office clean." Sources speculate that the substance was pudding.

[Bdawk330]

rich36, on 19 February 2013 - 02:21 PM, said:

Hey, I think the Chiefs will finish with a better record than the Eagles simply because they have 4 games vs Oakland and San Diego and 1 vs the Eagles.....

I see you excluded the Gints, must have just been a honest mistake

[lb7]

NocturnalPoisoning, on 20 February 2013 - 01:29 PM, said:

A janitor found Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid rolling on the floor of his office at 6:30 AM this morning. According to reports, Reid was reviewing game tape late into the night when he suddenly felt a craving for a snack. While on the way to his office mini-fridge he slipped on a slippery substance and landed on his back. Reid was unable to lift himself from the floor and spent the night rolling from side to side, trying to get within arm's reach of the mini-fridge. He was not successful.

After discovering Reid rolling from side to side like a swollen beetle, the janitor contacted the rest of the cleaning staff and with the help of a pulley they were able to get Reid back on his feet. When asked about the slippery substance, Reid's only response was "I'm not going to get into all that. Look, the bottom line is I've got to do a better job of putting the janitor in a position to keep my office clean." Sources speculate that the substance was pudding.

I thought you were going to say that Reid shot a huge load when looking at the mini-fridge and slipped on that.

[Invictus Maneo]

dmor, on 20 February 2013 - 12:00 AM, said:

Tell you what - looking at Coach Reid, just get the feeling that it just feels like to him right now that he took a big step down from where he was in Philly.

Maybe I'm tired but that was a confusing statement. Care to elaborate?

[dmor]

Invictus Maneo, on 20 February 2013 - 07:05 PM, said:

Maybe I'm tired but that was a confusing statement. Care to elaborate?

Don't get me wrong - being a HC of an NFL team with a good owner is a great job.  But the Chiefs aren't the Eagles.  East coast, high profile, high powered job.  Guy went through a ringer this year losing his kid and his long term plum of a job with the Eagles.  He landed on his feet, but the venue there just isn't the same as in Philly.

One of the things I really like about Chip is that I sense a certain awe on his part about being the head coach of THIS franchise.  Less than a generation ago, the Eagles weren't considered a blue chip franchise.  Times have changed.  And as a side note, looks like Silver Linings Playbook could be a dark horse for best picture this year.

[bandwagon]

dmor, on 20 February 2013 - 12:00 AM, said:

Tell you what - looking at Coach Reid, just get the feeling that it just feels like to him right now that he took a big step down from where he was in Philly.

dmor, on 20 February 2013 - 11:10 PM, said:

Don't get me wrong - being a HC of an NFL team with a good owner is a great job. But the Chiefs aren't the Eagles. East coast, high profile, high powered job. Guy went through a ringer this year losing his kid and his long term plum of a job with the Eagles. He landed on his feet, but the venue there just isn't the same as in Philly.

One of the things I really like about Chip is that I sense a certain awe on his part about being the head coach of THIS franchise. Less than a generation ago, the Eagles weren't considered a blue chip franchise. Times have changed.

Fairly certain only local eagles fans feel this way.

[djbigf]

I heard that Reid almost choked on a mouthful of burnt ends today.  Doug Pederast had to give him the Heimlich.

[dmor]

[djbigf]

maybe someday you'll get lucky and learn how to post a picture before you die, old man

[dmor]

djbigf, on 24 February 2013 - 08:04 AM, said:

maybe someday you'll get lucky and learn how to post a picture before you die, old man

you must have been molested by a clergyman, that's the only explanation I can think of

[eaglesfandan]

Reid just got Alex Smith in a trade.

[djbigf]

[Rodney_Zero]

Reid- Resigned Bowe and Colquit, tagged their LT, brought in a respected mind for their DC , and added a QB that is WCO oriented


Kelly- Hired a bunch of college assistants, a DC that has'nt done anything at all in 2 previous stops, signed a RB for a QB spot, resigned a better RB for the QB spot

[Runtherock]

Rodney_Zero, on 05 March 2013 - 05:33 PM, said:

Reid....brought in a respected mind for their DC.....

[Rodney_Zero]

Runtherock, on 09 March 2013 - 12:46 AM, said:

He's been a good assistant, that's why he got the job, aka a "promotion"

[Don Corleone]

Cassel has been released, which figures, no one wanted to trade for him when they could pick him up after his release.

[Whiskey]

bandwagon, on 21 February 2013 - 08:27 AM, said:

Fairly certain only local eagles fans feel this way.

You are correct. The rest of the country looks at the Eagles as a mediocre, at best, franchise. The only people who think its a great franchise are Eagles fans and Jon Gruden, but Gruden thinks every player is among the best in the league and every franchise is the best in the league.

[ShakeThatMonkey]

djbigf, on 04 March 2013 - 06:50 AM, said:

LOL that's just so wrong. We live in such a social media age in which you cannot do anything without being tweeted about or a video shown of you doing something.

[ckudrick]

Two thumbs up for the sandwich!