Chiefs Chiefs to hire Matt House as LB coach [no, really - they actually are this time] - Page 29

Source: the Chiefs are expected to hire University of Kentucky defensive coordinator Matt House as their linebackers coach.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) February 8, 2019

Holy shit. I actually thought we should just straight up hire this guy as DC. He was on my list of top 3 candidates. We got him as LB coach?

Fucking homerun hire if it comes to pass
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Originally Posted by Beef Supreme:
So .... get to the chopper?

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Originally Posted by SAUTO:
he has a 150k per year left buyout.

I missed the "per year" part. How many years did he have left?
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If we're this aggressive with a LB coach, just imagine what the FA period is going to be like
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Originally Posted by Hoover:
I'll fall over dead when an NFL team hires a Chiefs defensive coach to be a DC or HC. That hasn't happened in like 30 years.....

Didn’t Guenther get a job in Detroit or some where after here?
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Originally Posted by Frosty:
I missed the "per year" part. How many years did he have left?

I'm not sure.

Edit: looks like 1
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And this "clark wouldn't have done this if we hadn't lost in embarrassing fashion to the pats " dumb talk has to stop.

First of all losing by 6 in the afccc to the pats is in no way embarrassing.

Second there was a time he hired pioli, odd todd, Weis, Connell all in one off season. What do you think THAT cost?

That's a dumbass make believe narrative that someone David and now certain idiots try to act like is real world.
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https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2019/...tC4T60zuS_EuqA

Sounds like we got our new LB coach.
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Bottom line is that Spags, Daly, and now House have to get together and figure out what front 7 guys stay. With the ET retirement, there could be a new voice about the secondary.
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Originally Posted by oldman:
Bottom line is that Spags, Daly, and now House have to get together and figure out what front 7 guys stay. With the ET retirement, there could be a new voice about the secondary.

There already is, Coach Merrit.

This is quite the A team being assembled.

GO CHIEFS!!
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Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
I drove to Kentucky from Texas in 2005 to buy a Feed Truck. All I remember is all the Black barns in the country side. Turns out they were tobacco barns.

Yes, intended to draw heat for drying out the tobacco.
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Originally Posted by UChieffyBugger:
So is this one still alive or is it now dead In the water? I saw on twitter that KU haven't even announced House's extension yet despite reports that he was staying?

UK
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Originally Posted by chiefforlife:
There already is, Coach Merrit.

This is quite the A team being assembled.

GO CHIEFS!!

So what’s the story on merit?i missed out on that news
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Man, Kentucky just sucks all around doesn't it?
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Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
Here's an article I found on assistant salaries. Fwiw

Recent trends have boosted prospects for assistant coaches, who traditionally earned far less than their higher-profile bosses. Once confined to the $200,000 range, between 20 and 25 assistants now earn seven-figure salaries, The Los Angeles Times reported in January 2005. Wide variations still persist, however. Assistant coaches earned the highest average salary in Dallas, whose organization paid $301,710, The Jacksonville Florida Times-Union reported. The Washington Redskins had the highest budget, with $5.22 million for their 20 assistants. By contrast, Jacksonville Jaguar's 17 assistants averaged just $194,782.

Originally Posted by chiefforlife:
That was 14 years ago. I doubt its still relevant. Im sure the numbers are much higher now.

14 years?

That's a long time ago for that sort of data. Shit that's more than 2% of the time the earth has existed according to jj.
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