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Chiefs plan to keep Crennel

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The Kansas City Chiefs plan to retain interim head coach Romeo Crennel, according to league sources.

Chiefs officials could not be reached for comment Saturday, and a timeline for when they'll make an announcement was uncertain.

Crennel has a good relationship with general manager Scott Pioli and is well-liked by his players.

And the Chiefs' Week 15 win over the previously unbeaten Packers and their 2-1 record after Crennel was named interim coach also worked to his favor.




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With offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien becoming Penn State's next coach, New England now is expected to hire Rams offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels as an offensive assistant coach, according to an NFL source.

McDaniels likely will succeed O'Brien as the Patriots' offensive coordinator next season, but he was to begin working immediately for the Patriots during the playoffs, the source said. McDaniels is returning to the team he left in 2009, when he took the Broncos' head coaching job, the source said.

O'Brien will work as the Patriots' offensive coordinator for the remainder of this season.

McDaniels is going from worst to first overnight, leaving the Rams and being a part of the Patriots team preparing for next weekend's divisional playoff game.



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Good for RAC. I hope he's very successful there (except when they play us).


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At least this time, he'll have a GM that works with him, not against him..Good Luck RAC


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At least this time, he'll have a GM that works with him, not against him..Good Luck RAC




Someone refresh my memory.....is this a myth that keeps getting said over and over or was this true? It was RAC that wanted Wimbley right?

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What I remember with the situation is that Savage asked what position Crennel preferred - blindside pass rusher or defensive tackle. Crennel said pass rusher.

I believe Savage had them ranked equally and thus tried to get a pick and a lower draft pay slot in trading with Baltimore.

That worked out well.


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Yeah, I believe that's an example of "working with" RAC even if it wasn't the best pick.

I'm trying to remember specific examples of not working with RAC because I've read that more than once recently.

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I don't remember it that way either but I do believe the relationship was testy toward the end.


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The way I remember it Savage asked RAC if he wanted the lineman or the pass rusher and RAC said the pass rusher. So Savage, who had them rated equally, got him Wimbley and went on to gloat about how he one-upped Newsome.


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Newsome got Ngati...I wonder who had the last laugh

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Yeah, how you have them rated equally is a mystery.

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To be fair:

For whatever reason I watched quite a few Oregon games in Ngata's final year. To say his motor was inconsistant would be an understatement. He'd make an unbelieveable, barreling up the field tackle behind the LOS and you'd think wow that's a man-beast!

Then he'd disappear for chunks of time. I can see why personnel people missed on him.

And I think without Ray Lewis literally up his rear end he'd be a take a few plays off player in the pros too. JMHO


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Absolutely 100% agree with that. I saw one team (don't remember if it was Stanford or noted dame) effectively block him one-on-one with a fullback. It's the only time I've ever seen a team not try to block a d-tackle with an olineman.

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he's still playing good in Baltimore....where is Wimbley? Oakland...so what did we really get ?

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he's still playing good in Baltimore....where is Wimbley? Oakland...so what did we really get ?




Colt McCoy, If I'm not mistaken.

I think that we used that 3rd round pick from the Raiders to draft McCoy.


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Colt McCoy, If I'm not mistaken.

I think that we used that 3rd round pick from the Raiders to draft McCoy.




You just proved it..Newsome did get the last laugh...

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Not sure if theres a link,

but just saw on the bottom line of ESPN that Wade Phillips, Brad Childress, and Mike Zimmer are all candidates for the Buccaneers job...

Would be nice to see Zimmer get the job because he has certainly earned it, is a great guy, and would then be out of the division...and the conference


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You'd think Wade Phillips would learn, it's just not in the cards for him to be a good HC.

He's a great DC - just stick with it, Wade.


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Would be nice to see Zimmer get the job because he has certainly earned it, is a great guy, and would then be out of the division...and the conference




and you know the Bengals wouldn't break the bank to hire his replacement


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but just saw on the bottom line of ESPN that Wade Phillips, Brad Childress, and Mike Zimmer are all candidates for the Buccaneers job...




Yesterday I read the same thing but it listed MARTY and not Zimmer . . .

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...efs-head-coach/

Romeo Crennel agrees to three-year deal as Chiefs’ head coach

Posted by Michael David Smith on January 9, 2012, 11:01 AM EST

Romeo Crennel is ready to go as the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Crennel’s agent, Joe Linta, confirmed to Adam Caplan of Sirius/XM that Crennel has agreed to a three-year deal with the team.

“The Chiefs were very fair with Romeo and he’s excited to become head coach,” Linta said. “He’s looking forward to building on the resurgence from late last season.”

That resurgence was a 2-1 record as interim head coach after Todd Haley was fired 13 games into a disappointing season. Now Crennel will get a chance to build on that record — and to show that he’s a better head coach than his disappointing tenure in Cleveland would suggest.

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And this time, RAC has a GM that will work WITH him, not against him.. good luck RAC


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RAC is back!!!

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Congrats Romeo! Good luck going forward (except when you play us, naturally).


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Congrats to RAC!

Hopefully, he's benefited from his tenure here and has learned a few things. That, with a GM that will be very much on the same page as him having come from the same roots in New England, and he should have some nice success down there.


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The Cowboys will hire Jerome Henderson as their secondary coach, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.

Henderson, 41, will reunite with defensive coordinator Rob Ryan with the Cowboys. Henderson spent the last three seasons as the Cleveland Browns’ secondary coach, working for Ryan the first two years. The Browns ranked second in the NFL in passing defense this season.

Henderson broke into coaching with the Jets in 2007 as an assistant defensive backs coach/director of player development. He was promoted to defensive backs coach in 2008, when Darrelle Revis made his first Pro Bowl appearance.

Henderson was a second-round pick by the Patriots in 1991 and played eight seasons in the NFL as a free safety. He made 33 starts in his career while playing for the Patriots, Bills, Eagles and Jets.




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So now we need a defensive backs coach and an offensive coordinator.

Negative posters will take this and run with it saying things like, "No one wants to coach for this organization, blah blah blah."

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The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Falcons offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey as head coach, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.



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Bummer. He's been a bright spot for a while now. Didn't he pre-date Mangini? He may have been the second most-tenured Brown behind Dawson. Maybe Jackson has been here longer?

Well, definitely not bringing Wright back. Maybe he'll play for the cowboys next year.

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Wright?

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Wow, that sucks. I really like Henderson and think that he's a bright coach.

For whomever asked, Henderson was hired by Mangini, coming over from NY.


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So now we need a defensive backs coach and an offensive coordinator.


Can we maybe throw a new special teams coordinator in there too please? lol Maybe if we send Sealy a gift basket he will come back..


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I would love our ST coach Sealy back. Need to play some old Motown maybe: "Ain't too proud to beg, sweet darlin'...." We lost some good with Harrison leaving. Jauron have any faves in that area?


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Was he no longer under contract here? Just curious, as it seems like a lateral move. That's a tough situation he's going to, Dallas's secondary is horrendous.

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Negative posters will take this and run with it saying things like, "No one wants to coach for this organization, blah blah blah."




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I was talking about Eric Wright... he had his one year deal in Detroit and is a free agent. He really liked Henderson as a coach.

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Was he no longer under contract here? Just curious, as it seems like a lateral move. That's a tough situation he's going to, Dallas's secondary is horrendous.




It was NOT a lateral move. Henderson stays aboard the Titanis he knows there is much greater than a 50% chance he is looking for a new job at seasons end when we are cleaning house again. he is looking out for his family. I say he is showing proper due diligence in his forward thinking.

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First off, it IS a lateral move. Get a clue. You have no idea at all what you are talking about, do you?

Secondly, there is no way he can leave here to go there without his contract being up... whether it just ended, or we fired him. Being that we haven't seen anything about him being fired, however, the contract must have been up.


My guess is that he just prefers to work with Ryan over Jauron. Perhaps he's just wanting the better weather in Dallas, or his agent was able to get him better money in Dallas for doing the same job with a guy that he already feels comfortable working with.


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or he knows that if he's the guy who improves the secondary in Dallas, then he'll be a 'top of the list' candidate for DC jobs.


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It's really no big loss. I have seen no progression from our CB's under Henderson and if anything they have regressed. Look no further than Wright(although I never thought much of him), Haden Struggling, and we suprisingly got more pressure on opposing QB's this year and had very few Int's or in a position to make a difference. This was in house if you ask me and told him he can look for work.
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Was he no longer under contract here? Just curious, as it seems like a lateral move. That's a tough situation he's going to, Dallas's secondary is horrendous.




It was NOT a lateral move. Henderson stays aboard the Titanis he knows there is much greater than a 50% chance he is looking for a new job at seasons end when we are cleaning house again. he is looking out for his family. I say he is showing proper due diligence in his forward thinking.




DB Coach to DB Coach IS a lateral move. Potential longevity and stability may effect the attractiveness of a position, but does NOT make it a promotion.

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It's really no big loss. I have seen no progression from our CB's under Henderson and if anything they have regressed. Look no further than Wright(although I never thought much of him), Haden Struggling, and we suprisingly got more pressure on opposing QB's this year and had very few Int's or in a position to make a difference. This was in house if you ask me and told him he can look for work.
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I think that Grossi disagrees with you about Hendersons performance here.

http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2012/01/cleveland_browns_on_verge_of_l.html

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Cleveland Browns on verge of losing defensive backs coach By Tony Grossi, The Plain Dealer The Plain Dealer



CLEVELAND -- The Browns may soon be in the market for more than an offensive coordinator.

The Dallas Morning News is reporting that Browns defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson will rejoin former Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan and take a similar position with the Cowboys.

Henderson joined the Browns in 2009 when Eric Mangini was named head coach. He was one of five Mangini assistants retained when Pat Shurmur succeeded Mangini in 2011.

In three years with Henderson as defensive backs coach, the Browns improved from 29th to 18th to second in pass defense.

At his season-ending press conference, Shurmur said he planned no staff changes other than hiring an offensive coordinator, but added, "Even though I don't plan any, there is nothing that says that somebody might make a change in their life and then I'll fill that position."


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Anytime a pass defense can go from 29th to 18th to 2nd, I'd say he's accomplishing something.

Oh,, Akronjoe.. According to this report, it's a similar job..

But neither of you have to believe Grossi.. I rarely do..


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