Chiefs Romeo Crennel As Defensive Coordinator - SP Fired Spagnuolo - Page 5

Sean Payton ain't playing around.

He just got reinstated this week and today he fired DC Steve Spagnuolo and said they are moving to a 3-4.

Lots of Saints fans think they should hire Romeo.

What's your honest opinion of that?

Seemed like Romeo was lost as a HC but don't really know his history as a DC.

Please elaborate.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
You're retarded.

You've always been retarded.

You're a verbose douche **** that thinks he knows more than anyone and everyone else, due to your verbosity, but you're still retarded.

You're exactly like Blackbob, except your vocabulary is slightly more extensive.

But make no mistake: You are a retard.

Man I Loved it when U were gone.............
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Spags is a name at this point.

And no, Romeo isn't a good DC. We built, for 4 years a defensive lineup based on his schem and it still was dirty hair. Read and react defenses aren't shit unless you have elite talent.
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Originally Posted by KCwolf:
Man I Loved it when U were gone.............

JFC, maybe you should go then.
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Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO:
JFC, maybe you should go then.
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:-)
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Originally Posted by KCwolf:
:-)

Why don't you? You are the one coming off like a little bitch.

Ohhhhhh it was so much nicer when the big meanie Dane isn't hurting idiots feelings...boo fucking hoo
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Originally Posted by TimBone:
I don't think the coordinator is gonna matter in N.O.....the player personnel is what's lacking on that D.

I think it is both.
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he's a fantastic DC.

Don't forget the miracle he pulled on our defense when he got here.
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Originally Posted by Sorter:
I think it is both.

Could be. But he was also teaching zone to a defense used to attacking, and was missing his defensive captain, head coach, and LBs coach to help teach it. I'm not a huge fan of his scheme, but still fair to wonder if it was scheme, or if players were just lost or not fit for the scheme.

I think he'll still be a terrific positions coach.
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Originally Posted by Bump:
he's a fantastic DC.

Don't forget the miracle he pulled on our defense when he got here.

How about the next year when his defense gave up basically 40+ to the Lions and Bills to open the season?

The guy's schemes are suspect in today's NFL. In an aggressive NFL, it's not a shock that bend don't break rarely works anymore.
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He's a confused old man
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What's interesting is that Payton is a Parcells disciple. So back to the OP... wouldn't surprise me if Romeo was very high on Payton's list.
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501:
Could be. But he was also teaching zone to a defense used to attacking, and was missing his defensive captain, head coach, and LBs coach to help teach it. I'm not a huge fan of his scheme, but still fair to wonder if it was scheme, or if players were just lost or not fit for the scheme.

I think he'll still be a terrific positions coach.

From a personal standpoint, Spags philosophies and mine differ too much; I wouldn't want him in any capacity.

He could probably have some success and help players in a 4-3 zone based scheme at both the LB and DB position.
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Not a fan of Crennel's scheme (too passive). Players love him but that doesn't necessarily translate to playing well. Crennel should probably retire.
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Originally Posted by KCwolf:
Man I Loved it when U were gone.............

Who the fuck are you?

And what's your counterpoint, Fuckball?
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501:
I... don't understand how anything I said justified this kind of a response. But okay.

Finally.

A two sentence response.

Sign of things to come?
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