re: Jim Chaney leaving?

I agree that some of what Chaney does follow's Kirby's principle. Kirby's a relatively inexperienced HC and he makes bad decisions too. I think he needs a very experienced OC who he can trust to make the best decisions, and I hope he learns to do that a bit more often. Chaney may not be the best we can do, but I'm just as leery of coordinators who have a wide open, high scoring scheme. They tend to fail in tough moments too.