kastofsna120
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from ESPNEWS. not too surprising
vermeil to retire after this season
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he's a great guy and has been a good coach, but IMO KC needed the change if they wanted to be a serious Super Bowl contender.
Recently, he just seems like Wanny (difference being is he won a Super Bowl).
To be fair, when your best WR is Eddie Kennison, and none of your big time defensive pick-ups (Surtain,Knight,Bell,Johnson) made any significant impact it's hard for a HoF TE and OL, and a pro bowl RB to carry you to a win every week.
Recently, he just seems like Wanny (difference being is he won a Super Bowl).
To be fair, when your best WR is Eddie Kennison, and none of your big time defensive pick-ups (Surtain,Knight,Bell,Johnson) made any significant impact it's hard for a HoF TE and OL, and a pro bowl RB to carry you to a win every week.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2276661
theres a link for u i guess vermeil can go do his wine tasting now
theres a link for u i guess vermeil can go do his wine tasting now
dominizzo
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At least he won a superbowl
Dick Vermeil Tells Chiefs He Will Retire After This Season
Source: GridironFans.com [ Full Article ]
Dick Vermeil will retire after the season as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one of his players told The Associated Press on Saturday night. The player, who asked that his name not be used until after the announcement was official, said he was present when Vermeil broke the news during a team meeting earlier in the day. The Kansas City Star first reported that Vermeil was leaving, quoting team official Lynn Stiles. The 69-year-old Vermeil, the NFL's oldest head coach, could end his career on Sunday when the Chiefs (9-6) face Cincinnati in their final regular-season game. But Kansas City could still make the playoffs with a win and Pittsburgh loss to Detroit. Stiles, who was at meeting, said Vermeil appeared at peace with his decision. "I know so. ... It's the right thing for him to do, for his family, and it's the right thing to do for the organization," said Stiles, the Chiefs' vice president for football operations. Vermeil's wife, Carol, told the AP that he was not available for comment.
Source: GridironFans.com [ Full Article ]
Dick Vermeil will retire after the season as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one of his players told The Associated Press on Saturday night. The player, who asked that his name not be used until after the announcement was official, said he was present when Vermeil broke the news during a team meeting earlier in the day. The Kansas City Star first reported that Vermeil was leaving, quoting team official Lynn Stiles. The 69-year-old Vermeil, the NFL's oldest head coach, could end his career on Sunday when the Chiefs (9-6) face Cincinnati in their final regular-season game. But Kansas City could still make the playoffs with a win and Pittsburgh loss to Detroit. Stiles, who was at meeting, said Vermeil appeared at peace with his decision. "I know so. ... It's the right thing for him to do, for his family, and it's the right thing to do for the organization," said Stiles, the Chiefs' vice president for football operations. Vermeil's wife, Carol, told the AP that he was not available for comment.
