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Todd Haley gets the boot


Dpantherman

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In one way I'm shocked because Kansas City actually have a good team. If your number one TE, RB, S, QB and probably a bunch of other guys go down, it's no wonder your team sucks so badly this year. Yet on the other hand, Haley had some pretty intense moments with Cassel on the sidelines, and something intense probably happened behind doors that led to his firing.

For any coach wanting to come in the NFL, Kansas City isn't that bad a place to hook up with when healthy. Again, they have a top 10 RB, a top 10 TE if I say so myself, a top ball-hawking safety, and a doable QB. A couple of draft pick ups, a good FA, and you're in business.

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In one way I'm shocked because Kansas City actually have a good team. If your number one TE, RB, S, QB and probably a bunch of other guys go down, it's no wonder your team sucks so badly this year. Yet on the other hand, Haley had some pretty intense moments with Cassel on the sidelines, and something intense probably happened behind doors that led to his firing.

For any coach wanting to come in the NFL, Kansas City isn't that bad a place to hook up with when healthy. Again, they have a top 10 RB, a top 10 TE if I say so myself, a top ball-hawking safety, and a doable QB. A couple of draft pick ups, a good FA, and you're in business.

In 2 years, Scott Pioli will have built a very solid team.

People are still up in the air about Cassel but they have some great talent there: Derrick Johnson, Eric Berry, Charles, Breaston, Bowe, Flowers, etc.

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In one way I'm shocked because Kansas City actually have a good team. If your number one TE, RB, S, QB and probably a bunch of other guys go down, it's no wonder your team sucks so badly this year. Yet on the other hand, Haley had some pretty intense moments with Cassel on the sidelines, and something intense probably happened behind doors that led to his firing.

For any coach wanting to come in the NFL, Kansas City isn't that bad a place to hook up with when healthy. Again, they have a top 10 RB, a top 10 TE if I say so myself, a top ball-hawking safety, and a doable QB. A couple of draft pick ups, a good FA, and you're in business.

In contrast...Caldwell still has a job.

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