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elSicomoro · 02-01-2003, 12:54 PM

Okay, speaking rationally now.

I think Vermeil made the mistake of retiring too soon..."going out on top." Then the itch came back and he needed to scratch it. I don't blame him, but I don't know if the Chiefs (given their history of crashing and burning) are the right team to take him back to glory.

Then again, the Rams were the worst team in the 90s...they just happened to have a great year in '99. No one picked them to do anything good that year, so anything is possible.

I don't think the Rams are in that bad of shape. Healthy bodies and a few tweaks to the offense will put them back in the playoffs next year. I'm quite looking forward to the QB battle for next season.

I am thoroughly convinced that the Eagles will go nowhere unless they improve the Donovan and gang of no-names offense.

02-01-2003, 12:54 PM	#9
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	Okay, speaking rationally now. I think Vermeil made the mistake of retiring too soon..."going out on top." Then the itch came back and he needed to scratch it. I don't blame him, but I don't know if the Chiefs (given their history of crashing and burning) are the right team to take him back to glory. Then again, the Rams were the worst team in the 90s...they just happened to have a great year in '99. No one picked them to do anything good that year, so anything is possible. I don't think the Rams are in that bad of shape. Healthy bodies and a few tweaks to the offense will put them back in the playoffs next year. I'm quite looking forward to the QB battle for next season. I am thoroughly convinced that the Eagles will go nowhere unless they improve the Donovan and gang of no-names offense.