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I hope they do draft to build up the lines so when we recruit his replacement in 2 years, we have something that might appeal to a coaching candidate.

This article talks about Galley's passing offense halfway down the page. http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-football/ha...html#more-10279

Seems like an odd choice given his health in the past. Doesn't the NFL head coach work an 18 hr day? http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2005/03/14/...46561110835656/

Cowher endorsed him in Pitt in 2007. Once again, Ralph would be hiring someone no one else is chasing a la Jauron. http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07014/753748-66.stm

Story about him when Chiefs hired him. A "teacher". http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3199853

Like him or not, Sully is dead on.

The team has no true LT. The only way to get an adequate one is to draft him. I think #9 has to be a LT. Baluga is intriguing, he sounds like a mean, nasty type that would compliment the Wood, Levitre, Icognito group.

You had to love the 4th and one at the end of the game. Was there any doubt they would make it? They are so physical as were the Vikings yesterday.

Absolutely agree ! Have to have a good one. Enough with the B listers

Frazier played for Buddy Ryan, coached for Jim Johnson, Marvin Lewis and Tony Dungy so he has been around the best defensive coaches in the NFL over the last 25 years. It would be inaccurate to describe him as simply a cover -2 coach. the big question is what did Frazier do before he became DC of the Vikings who were already a good defense before he got there? he also runs the Cover 2 which most Bills fans have come to hate

Class move by a great coach

+2

I seem to recall Garrett being paid almost as much as Wade by JJ.

Herm Edwards? Scraping the bottom? Jim Mora Jr. or Mike Nolan make more sense.

70,000 screaming fans showering you with support week in and week out. A decent paycheck. There are only 32 of these kind of jobs out there.

Great post. I have been curious about the best strategy to take as well. If they determine there is a QB to build around at 9, do you take him or do you complete the Oline once and for all. You cannot win consistantly without a good QB. I think the team is more than a one year rebuild, so I would take the QB now and let him be groomed. One possibility would be to use Levitre at LT and let Hangman, Wood and Incognito man the middle. Butler remains the RT. The big question is can they remain healthy. As for defense, I would target a LB in free agency and draft one along with a DT. The team has so many holes at major positions.

High pick in a deep draft? I'm trying.

Frank Reich - January 3, 1993 - provided a moment for the ages Joe Delamelliure - rock solid Bruce Smith- best defensive talent in team history

Grimm might be the best fit for building a Western NY style team.

I thought Schuman was on his way to a great year prior to the injury. Shawn Nelson showed some flashes. TE is not a bare cupboard.

A collection of misfits like no other.

Brandon is on way over his head with guys like Cowher and Shanny. Let's face it decisions like this are not made by the Russ Brandon's of the world. Cowher is too big for him. Look for a green coordinator who comes cheap.

Nailed it. Brandon and Ralph are strolling through Tiffany's on their way to the Dollar Store.

Young is huge but a poor pass blocker. Powe all day there and he never lasts until the 4th.

Teams need stars. Pick the most likely to be a difference maker at that spot. Clausen will be gone by 9.