Teicher talks to NFL players and staff all day. He's paid a healthy salary which supports his family.

What is it about yourself that makes you believe you're vastly more qualified than Adam, Mecca?

WTF?


ROFL

Yaaaaaaaaay Phobia has an avatar again...

Calling teicher a true fan has to be one of the most hilarious things i've read on here in years.

These days it's hard to dicern morons, idiots, ****tards, assholes, hacks, and true fans of the society of Kansas City Chiefs fandom.

Well, it breaks down like this; we've got three kinds of fans in this house:

1) Those who dedicate themselves, through trial and error, to try and genuinely understand the science and business of the game by absorbing others knowledge who have attained a level above "True Fan". I would include myself as being "on the cusp" of this, as a Real Fan knows you never stop learning.
Incidentally, I am adopting Real Fan as the proper title for this group.

2) Then we have the Acolyte. The Acolyte has a general working knowledge of both the science and business of the game, but tends to have greater strength in one or the other. The Acolyte tends to stumble from time to time, and may risk falling in to the depths of TFS. When these moments occur, a firm-yet humorous reminder must be administered, so the Acolyte will understand that while he is being corrected, and that there is much yet to still be learned, he is not being forsaken.
I have used this very day, and suggest the following:
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And then we have...

3) The True Fan. The TF will argue football idiocy until the day he dies. The TF is so completely sure that his way is the only way, he might as well be posting to himself.
NOTE: Gut feelings can only be construed as True Fan if you DON'T have the proper mojo and refrences to back it up. If you think you've found the Magic Elixir; you better be a good Snake-Oil Salesman.
True Fan tendencies include following the herd, and an inability to name AT LEAST THREE MEMBERS of the team that comprised the last Chiefs Super Bowl Team.
For these cretins in the Chiefs Nation, harsh punishment must be applied liberally, and until such time as they either elevate their knowledge, or leave altogether.
My current Stamp Of Shame for these infidels is the piece I used in my response to your post, but NOT directed at you. Rather, those you were righteously denouncing.
Let's listen again:

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And there you have it! :evil:

With all due respect, the man is just as much a victim of his own bias as Whitlock.
The difference, is that Whitlock does not hide the fact that he's biased, and indeed goes to great lengths to proudly announce his bias.

Tiecher tries to "007" his bias in claims that rarely ring true, much less honest to the knowledgeable football fan.

The man wrote an article not more than a few months ago saying that even if the Chiefs knew that Peyton Manning or John Elway were sitting there in the draft, they should still take a DE.

Assuming that just because the man makes a lot of money for his opinions that somehow they are valid is fallacious.

It took me a while to understand the logic of your position regarding the direction of the team and the draft, but I get it now completely.

Lack of knowledge aside, the thing that separates you from me in these endeavors is the fact that while we we're playing this season and "stuck with what we've got"; I just wanted to see, and give a chance to some elements I felt might be worthy.
Since we had no choice.

But that's over now and it's time to demolish almost two decades of half-assedness, and get this thing right.

Cheers!:toast: