Caleb Williams interview on Kliff and the Cardinals.

[SoonerLou]

Kliff visited the Chiefs for a few practices to learn how they utilize Mahomes.

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[RON_IN_OC]

Kliff visited the Chiefs for a few practices to learn how they utilize Mahomes.

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I'll take Things Kliff Should Have Done In The NFL for $1000.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I'll take Things Kliff Should Have Done In The NFL for $1000.

I'm sure Andy Reid and the Chiefs would have welcomed him with open arms. I mean, how teams win the SuperBowl should be open source, right?

 

[RON_IN_OC]

I'm sure Andy Reid and the Chiefs would have welcomed him with open arms. I mean, how teams win the SuperBowl should be open source, right?

Yes, because between joint practice opportunities, coaching network events, owners meeting opportunities, no information from one peer to another can ever be gleaned.

 

[CFLredzoned]

I wonder how PHNX got that interview. If he was disgusted by the thought of the Cardinals, you'd think he would have avoided it.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

I wonder how PHNX got that interview. If he was disgusted by the thought of the Cardinals, you'd think he would have avoided it.

Good PR agreement between Kliff and Caleb? It's very plausible that Kliff will be back in the NFL in the next year or 2, in some capacity.

 

[Minski]

Good PR agreement between Kliff and Caleb? It's very plausible that Kliff will be back in the NFL in the next year or 2, in some capacity.

As our Screen Passing Co-Ordinator

 

[THESMEL]

Good PR agreement between Kliff and Caleb? It's very plausible that Kliff will be back in the NFL in the next year or 2, in some capacity.

Why he is the big fish in a smaller sea ?

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

Good PR agreement between Kliff and Caleb? It's very plausible that Kliff will be back in the NFL in the next year or 2, in some capacity.

Kliff should go coach high school football in Texas. That’s the only place he has a chance to win.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Kliff should go coach high school football in Texas. That’s the only place he has a chance to win.

Kliff stole your dog, right?

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

Kliff stole your dog, right?

No, he was somehow named HC of my favorite football team when he’s been a career loser and was fired by his alma mater.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

No, he was somehow named HC of my favorite football team when he’s been a career loser and was fired by his alma mater.

USC is your favorite team, not Ohio State? I would have never known.

 

[DVontel]

I’m not sure if I see the team drafting another QB that possibly has “entitlement/arrogant” concerns. Caleb is painting somewhat similar by the college media when it comes to that. Also from Lincoln Riley again & is on the shorter side like Kyler(albeit taller)?

Could very well see Maye being the #1 pick if we earn it.

 

[HairZach]

No, he was somehow named HC of my favorite football team when he’s been a career loser and was fired by his alma mater.

I have to say he did better than I expected. As a Cardinals fan you've certainly endured worse than Kliff.

Over the last 50 years the Cardinals have had 13 headcoaches (only counting those that coached a full season). Kliff's win percentage puts him as the Cardinals 5th best coach in that time frame.

Bruce Arians .619
Don Coryell .609
Ken Wisenhunt .469
Jim Hanifan .443
Kliff Kingsbury .432

Not bad for a college loser in one of the toughest jobs to win at in the NFL. Especially considering how hard Keim whiffed in the draft during the Kliff era (and a for a couple years before 17 and 18 were horrendous drafts). Keim let a red hot Reddick walk and then paid a similar amount Reddick took from the Panthers for a washed AJ Green.

Kliff certainly has major flaws as a headcoach and needed to be let go, but he gave a good effort before melting down in year 4. I am excited to see what Gannon's staff has to offer.

 

[PACardsFan]

I have to say he did better than I expected. As a Cardinals fan you've certainly endured worse than Kliff.

Over the last 50 years the Cardinals have had 13 headcoaches (only counting those that coached a full season). Kliff's win percentage puts him as the Cardinals 5th best coach in that time frame.

Bruce Arians .619
Don Coryell .609
Ken Wisenhunt .469
Jim Hanifan .443
Kliff Kingsbury .432

Not bad for a college loser in one of the toughest jobs to win at in the NFL. Especially considering how hard Keim whiffed in the draft during the Kliff era (and a for a couple years before 17 and 18 were horrendous drafts). Keim let a red hot Reddick walk and then paid a similar amount Reddick took from the Panthers for a washed AJ Green.

Kliff certainly has major flaws as a headcoach and needed to be let go, but he gave a good effort before melting down in year 4. I am excited to see what Gannon's staff has to offer.

If Kliff didn’t have Kyler, his win % would be significantly lower. Go watch Quarterback on Netflix. Mahomes says it a million times that the Chiefs are constantly making adjustments to their adjustments because teams figure them out, especially the teams in the AFC West. Once the NFL figured out Kingsbury, the Cardinals made zero adjustments.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

If Kliff didn’t have Kyler, his win % would be significantly lower. Go watch Quarterback on Netflix. Mahomes says it a million times that the Chiefs are constantly making adjustments to their adjustments because teams figure them out, especially the teams in the AFC West. Once the NFL figured out Kingsbury, the Cardinals made zero adjustments.

This is the main point

KK and staff didn't make adjustments and other team coordinators figured the schemes out and nothing was done about it

How many times did we run the same plays over and over

We could watch the games and call the play

DC's especially were eating us up

 

[ASUCHRIS]

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Looks like any hope of Caleb Williams coming here is very slim.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

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[ASUCHRIS]

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lol

 

[Dback Jon]

So he is saying that his son's current offensive Coordinator was a horrible coach for Kyler.

Then why didn't he transfer from USC?

 

[ASUCHRIS]

So he is saying that his son's current offensive Coordinator was a horrible coach for Kyler.

Then why didn't he transfer from USC?

You and Tim Ring are on the same page!

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Regardless of whether it's posturing or not, the odds of Caleb being cool with being a Card seem vanishingly small.

 

[Dback Jon]

You and Tim Ring are on the same page!

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Regardless of whether it's posturing or not, the odds of Caleb being cool with being a Card seem vanishingly small.

It was a too obvious connection not to make.

 

[AZ Native]

I read it as him saying the Cards are a horrible organization. Reality is the worst record gets the 1st pick. Granted, it could be traded for a boatload.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

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[Dback Jon]

Kyle Odegard beat me to this point:

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The QB money is so huge now (unlike it was for Peyton or even Elway) that getting to your next contract is the game changer.

Sure you can stay in school for another year of NIL at $3M, but it delays that $50 million/year next contract by a year. Lot of money to leave on the table