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11-15-2011, 03:50 PM | #1 |
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Arrowhead Pride - The Kansas City Chiefs(HC09)
Home of the Kansas City Chiefs -- All-Time Record: (379-333-12) -- Playoff Record: (8-13) Hello, Welcome to the fictional home of this universe's Kansas City Chiefs. Much like it's real world counterpart the NFL has finished the 2007 season with a bang, watching as the New York Giants pull off one of the greatest comebacks in sports history over the previously unbeaten and world beater New England Patriots. Meanwhile, the once proud franchise of the Kansas City Chiefs has fallen on hard times. Following a sometimes stellar yet inconsistent coaching tenure by Dick Vermeil, the Chiefs intrusted the future with former Jets coach Herman Edwards only to find themselves searching for it's next "Chief" just two years later. We join the Kansas City Chiefs at the end of the 2007 season as they look to hire their 10th coach in franchise history and try to return to it's once feared and established form. Last edited by Shaka23; 11-16-2011 at 03:27 PM. |
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11-15-2011, 04:10 PM | #2 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Chiefs Hire Cardinals Assistant Hammermill As Head Coach The Kansas City Chiefs have announced they have ended their head coaching search and will be hiring former Arizona Cardinals assistant head coach and offensive coordinator Greg Hammermill. One of just three coaches who applied for the job including Ravens Defensive Coordinator Rex Ryan and 49ers Linebackers coach Mike Singletary, the Chiefs explained during the teams press conference that there wasn't any doubt who would be in charge of this teams future following the coaches interview. The Chiefs made an official announcement early Tuesday that said:
Long speculated as a candidate for the job, Hammermill joins the Chiefs as the teams 10th coach in history following a 6 year stay with the Arizona Cardinals that saw a Superbowl birth in 2006 as well as a 9 year career with the Michigan Wolverines where he served as an assistant under his father Tom Hammermill. His brother, Gary, took the Wolverines program over in 2004. Greg has no previous head coaching experience. Here is a look at his coaching resume. Code:
Coach Name: Greg Hammermill Coaching Type: Commander Offensive Playbook: Hammermill West Coast (Modified McCarthy West Coast) Defensive Playbook: Hammermill Physical (Modified 3-4 Pressure) Quarterback: Field General Runningback: Workhorse Fullback: Ball Carrier Wide Receiver: Route Running Tight End: Soft Hands Offensive Line: Run Blocking Defensive Ends: 3-4 Versatile Defensive Tackles: Run Stopping Outside Linebackers:3-4/ Pass Rushing Inside Linebackers: Power/Blitzing Cornerbacks: Strong/Press/Run Support Free Safeties: Centerfield Strong Safeties: Hard Hitting/Run Support Kickers: Accurate Punters: Big Foot Last edited by Shaka23; 11-16-2011 at 05:06 PM. |
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11-15-2011, 04:33 PM | #3 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Greg Hammermill Initial Press Conference Following the hiring of Greg Hammermill as the teams new head coach the Kansas City Chiefs held a press conference to answer all questions regarding the hiring as well as give Hammermill an opportunity to dress the community and the league. A quick introduction by General Manager Carl Peterson and Hammermill has the floor:
Random Reporter: The Chiefs are just a season replaced from 10 wins. Following a 4 win season there are still a lot of expectations from this fan base to win and win now. How do you respond to such immediate expectations taking over a losing team?
Random Reporter #2: Any indication on what you plan to do from here, what the teams plans are looking towards the draft and free agency?
It seems Greg Hammermill has no intentions on building a team to win in a few years and instead plans to win now. With little talent on this roster it will be fun to see what steps are taken in order to achieve such lofty early expectations. Last edited by Shaka23; 11-15-2011 at 04:37 PM. |
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11-16-2011, 03:43 PM | #4 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Chiefs Stick With Coaching Staff, Make No Changes In a statement released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday the team explained it's plans to keep the previous coaching staff in place for the 2008 season. Speculation arose last week if the team would retool the coaching staff following the hiring of new head coach Greg Hammermill. Carl Peterson wrote:
Stay tuned. Last edited by Shaka23; 11-16-2011 at 03:57 PM. |
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11-16-2011, 03:57 PM | #5 |
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Patriots Franchise Moss, Ravens Suggs The NFL's deadline for teams to reach an agreement in franchise tagging it's players for the 2008 season has passed and 7 teams have decided to tag including a record 2 tags on Kickers. Both the Tennessee Titans and Seattle Seahawks have used their franchise tag on Rob Bironas and Josh Brown respectfully, something never done before in NFL History. Both kickers will be considered the highest paid at their position and have a year to reach a long term deal with their cities. As expected, the New England Patriots have tagged Randy Moss in hopes his record breaking performance in 2007 will pick up where it left while the Baltimore Ravens will make one more push with it's aging defense, evident by their tagging of outside linebacker Terrell Suggs. The Bengals Justin Smith, the Cardinals Karlos Dansby and the Steelers Alan Faneca round out this years tagged players. The one player left unclaimed at the negotiation table that many beleived would be tagged is Albert Haynesworth who nearly won the Defensive Player of the Year award at the defensive tackle position in 2007 for the first time in league history. Jeff Fisher and Haynesworth have had their trials in recent years and it seems the Titans have chosen sides. Stay tuned as the 2007 Free Agency is on the horizon. |
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11-16-2011, 04:13 PM | #6 |
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If you want to win right away, I suggest you bring Performance to Level 4 or 5 starting out. How are you going to allocate your initial 50,000 points with your HC?
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11-16-2011, 04:26 PM | #7 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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NFL Free Agency Reviewed The 2007 free agency period is over and it looks as though two teams have established themselves as the favorites to improve their roster. The Miami Dolphins have made huge upgrades following a horrendous 1-15 season a year ago by signing the years prize possession Albert Haynesworth as well as the years top defensive back in Nnamdi Asomugha. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos came away with two of the top defenders in the game, outside linebacker Lance Briggs and free safety Eugene Wilson. Haynesworth, who had 8 sacks a year ago in Tennessee, signed a 5 year deal worth $55 Million dollars. Lance Briggs signed a similar 5 year, $52 Million dollar contract. Both teams look to make strides towards building less than stellar seasons a year ago. Three corners were given top dollars this off-season including Marcus Trufants 5 year, $49 Million dollar deal with the Buffallo Bills, Asante Samuels 5 year, $48 Million dollar contract with the Carolina Panthers and the Dolphins signing of Asmomugha for 5 years at a total of $48 Million dollars. The Titans, uninterested in signing Hayenesworth at his $11 Million dollar a year range made a shocking signing when they claimed Antawn Odom for $10 Million a year over 4 years. Capable of spending top money on the defensive line, it's apparent the Titans were clearly done with the Albert Haynesworth project. Rounding out the top 10 signings included the Saints signing of Michael Turner at $46 Million over 3 years, the Cowboys signing of restricted free agent Michael Boley($41 Million over 4 years) and Stacey Andrews taking his talents to Carolina($42 Million over 5 years). The Kansas City Chiefs were quiet active over the 2007 off-season stating a "need to become competitive at each position." The Chiefs did just that, especially on the offensive line. Here is a list of signings by the Kansas City Chiefs: Code:
FS - Ken Hamlin($145M over 3 Years) RT - Flozell Adams(1 Year deal worth $5M) K - Jason Elam($5M over 2 Years) LG - Ruben Brown($12M over 2 Years) MLB - Jeremiah Trotter($6.8M over 2 Years) C - Jeff Faine($21M over 4 Years) QB - Trent Green(1 Year deal worth $8M) DT - Grady Jackson(1 Year deal worth $1.2M) LE - Kevin Carter(1 Year deal worth $4.2M) LT - Fred Miller(1 Year deal worth $3M) OLB - Clark Haggans(2 Year deal worth $5M)
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11-16-2011, 04:32 PM | #8 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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My plan is to raise those three, all three playbook boosters and some other overall team boosters as a Head Coach. My Coordinators will worth specifically on position boosters such as QB Reads, Tackling, etc. Position coaches will work primarily on their position developments. I'd like to NOT know player comparisons and so my GM will be focusing on negotiations and rookie scouting. I'd like to scout and get about 2 lines worth of Plus and Minus attributes and no player comparison. That's about 60%. My way of limiting myself and making the job a bit harder. Thanks for the advice. |
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