When you look back at that 2012 season it gives you a greater appreciation for where the Chiefs are now and what they’re capable of achieving. They’ve found success within the greater Kansas City community. They’ve found success in the playoffs ending a dreaded home playoff drought. They’ve found an incredible leader and head coach in Andy Reid, they’ve found a franchise quarterback in Patrick Mahomes and they’ve found success on the field, with a 69-32 regular-season record since 2012. Spokane Chiefs 2012-13 roster and statistics. The Chiefs franchise has come a long way since then. The roster, scoring and goaltender statistics for the 2012-13 Spokane Chiefs playing in the WHL. It was a close between Pederson, who has a Super Bowl win with the Eagles under his belt, and Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy (who also has a Super Bowl win, with the Packers) and Packers coach Matt LaFleur.
Banners were flown over Arrowhead Stadium with the phrase “Save Our Chiefs.” Scott Pioli had proved to be equally as clueless as a general manager. Romeo Crennel was a very nice guy and well-liked by the players, but he was in over his head as a head coach. If you didn’t know that quarterback Matt Cassel wasn’t “it” before 2012, this season ended any hope you had left. The play on the field in 2012 was atrocious, save for Jamaal Charles and a few more players scattered across the offense and defense.
Despite Jamaal Charles’ brilliance, the Matt Cassel era ended with a thud … which included 12 losses in the final 13 games - and a four-game skid to end the season when K.C. The 2012 Kansas City Chiefs, coached by Romeo Crennel, missed the playoffs after finishing the NFL regular season in 4th place in the AFC West with a 2-14 record. Here’s a look at what they had to say about that season for Kansas City:Įasily the least-competitive team this proud franchise has ever fielded. It was truly one of the lowest points in Chiefs franchise history. USA TODAY recently put together a list of 100 worst teams in NFL history and they had the 2012 Chiefs as the No. They’d hired and fired coaches and general managers, they’d failed to draft a franchise quarterback in decades and when they did claw their way into the playoffs, it almost certainly meant defeat. Sometimes during the best of times, it’s important to recall the worst of times.Īt one point in the past decade, the Chiefs were a hapless, directionless franchise.
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