2011 NFL Week 15 Remix by Lloyd Vance

We expect to be hearing from Mercury Morris at any given moment, as the Chiefs have put a stop to the Packers pursuit of perfection. Not a bad way for Romeo Crennel to kick off his head coaching career.

Romeo Crennel the former head coach of the Cleveland Browns helped to put an end to the Green Bay Packers undefeated season today. Crennel had his Chiefs blitzing Green Bays Aaron Rogers all day today and the Chiefs were able to hold on and beat the Packers. One thing about Crennel was his ability to get a defense put together. If someone would have asked me last week if I thought...

In his first game as interim head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, former Patriots defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel led his team to a 19-14 win over the previously undefeated Green Bay Packers. The Packers entered the game at 13-0, having won 15 straight regular-season games and 19 straight games total dating back to last season. Green Bay's last loss came in their Week 15...

It's probably not possible to overstate how much the Chiefs helped Romeo Crennel's cause by beating Green Bay yesterday. The Chiefs looked every bit the team they should have looked like all season. The way they played speaks for itself, and for Crennel's bid to become the permanent head coach. The players clearly responded to their new leader in ways that surprised everyone...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Romeo Crennel took on plenty more responsibility this week, adding a few more things to his...

Romeo Crennel took on plenty more responsibility this week, adding a few more things to his to-do list in his first week as the Chiefs' interim head coach. He proved Sunday that he didn't abandon the job that brought him originally to Kansas City: as the Chiefs' defensive coordinator and the man in charge of designing a stingy game plan.

Discussing Sunday's upset of the Packers, Adam Teicher, The Star's Chiefs reporter, says Kansas City gave future Green Bay opponents a game plan and Romeo Crennel improved his chances of securing the permanent head-coaching job for the Chiefs.

Romeo Crennel took on plenty more responsibility this week, adding a few more things to his to-do list in his first week as the Chiefs' interim head coach. He proved Sunday that he didn't abandon the job that originally brought him to Kansas City as the Chiefs' defensive coordinator and the man in charge of designing a stingy game plan. Crennel, who didn't give up...

Romeo Crennel hadn’t been a head coach since 2008. Lord knows when the last time he received a Gatorade bath. All that changed Sunday when Crennel’s Chiefs took down the undefeated defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers 19-14. In just one afternoon, the Chiefs put their names back in the playoff race, found a quarterback, thrust Crennel’s name into the...

If Kyle Orton can win the last two games of the 2011 season, Romeo Crennel believes he should be the starter in 2012. Source: Kansas City Star Fantasy Spin: That’s all fine and dandy, but Crennel might not even be a candidate to be the team’s next head coach. So if another is hired, Orton could have an uphill climb considering his play is good, but not great. Still,...

What was so different Sunday? There was a change in attitude, belief and performance against the Green Bay Packers, and there are probably several reasons for that. One was that interim head coach Romeo Crennel reinvigorated a stagnant team. Another was the play of a legitimate NFL quarterback, Kyle Orton. That appeared to shake the Packers, and the Chiefs took advantage.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers' perfect season came to a crashing halt on Sunday against the beleaguered Kansas City Chiefs, who rallied behind interim coach Romeo Crennel and new quarterback Kyle Orton to a shocking 19-14 victory. Orton finished 23 of 31 for 299 yards in his first start for the Chiefs (6-8), who fired coach Todd Haley last Monday with the...

The Green Bay Packers' perfect season came to a crashing halt against the struggling Kansas City Chiefs, who had just fired their coach and were starting a new quarterback. Proof again that nothing can be taken for granted in the NFL. Kyle Orton threw for 299 yards to outduel Aaron Rodgers, and the Chiefs rallied behind interim coach Romeo Crennel for a shocking 19-14 victory on Sunday that...