Here's what's frustrating to me, and what this article brings to light - the depth on this team is for shit.

Maybe if the GM worried more about the talent on the field and less about coffee, doors used and gum wrappers, we'd be in the playoffs right now.

The Chiefs won't be getting my family's money this season for the first time in 18 years. The information presented in this article reinforce that decision, to me, 1000%.

I know the question was intended for TBG, but how about Andy Dalton?

I would KILL for a Haley sit down, tell all interview right about now.

Haley will be a HC in 2 years.

Fat Scott and Clark need to hold themselves to the same level of accountability they are apparently holding everyone else in the organization to.

Bottom line, Fat Scott... you haven't done SHIT yet to prove you weren't anything more than a paper pusher for Bill Belichick. Accomplish something on your own first then you can act like a bully.

Based on what?

His game management skills?

This is a great quote from a former lower level employee quoted in the article hat Fat Scott should burn into his brain:

Reading this article makes me think Matt Cassel is not going anywhere as long as Pioli is here. Given how he preaches accountability, moving on from Cassel would be admitting a monumental failure that Pioli's ego cannot take.

I don't understand this. He fired Haley. Haley was the first hire Pioli made. Isn't that admitting a monumental failure? Especially firing him mid season?

:drool:
Would have been nice.
Some scouts had Stanzi ranked as the same kind of prospect, and may well turn out to be.
If KC picks Dalton, he never starts a game here last season anyway.

Candy wrapper in stairwell this morning, expensive coffee in the machine. This franchise is afraid of me. I have seen its true face. The parking lots are extended gutters and the gutters are full of barbecue sauce and when the drains finally congeal over, all the Chiefs fans will drown.

The accumulated filth of all their season tickets and playoff losses will foam up about their waists and all the true fans and drafturbators will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll look down and whisper "No."

Will never happen. Guys don't burn bridges in the small fraternity of the NFL for fear of getting blackballed and never working again.

The "ego can't handle such a mistake" bit it is one of the dumbest on this board, and that's saying a lot.

People here have let a butthurt whitlock schtick completely mold their opinion of our GM.

It was failure, no doubt, but I don't think it was in the same league as Matt Cassel, given that Pioli had all types of insider information regarding Matt Cassel. Cutting ties with Cassel would strike to the heart of the aura that he is a player personnel guru.

That's not fair. Their mouths can only hold so much.