Yeah, I know Herm was the head coach. There was a definite point I was trying to make there, although it make not have been stated as clearly as I would have liked. I very much respect your opinions and am not going to butt heads with you on a long dead issue. But, the point I was making was Herm had this philosophy of running the ball whether or not it worked. It did not work. Chan Gailey invented the Arrowspread in order to salvage something from last season. Even though I was one of Herm’s strongest critics, I DID and still do give him some grudging credit for allowing Chan to install the Arrowspread. In my humble opinion, it was too little, too late. Had Herm been more open to doing what was necessary to winning (i.e. scoring points)it may have completely changed the tenor of his stay in Kansas City.

Herm was HC when Gailey installed the ArrowSpread. I’m no huge Herm Edwards fan, but he didn’t put the kibosh on what Gailey wanted to do.

Even if this offense throws more than we expect, judging by where Taurus Johnson and Quinten Lawrence were taken, it’s going to be more of a roll-out/sprint-out kind of thing. The right side of the line isn’t going to be all that conducive to setting up a pocket.