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John Dorsey reportedly candidate for Packers GM
Yeah, that would suck pretty ****ing hard.
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He is going to stay a Chief he has a GM job and he seems happy so why would he want to move on. Plus we are knocking down the door for a Super Bowl. **** maybe building something of a dynasty?
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Ugh! Man I hope he stays here, but if there is anything at all to this story, them blocking Ballard from interviewing with the 49ers would make sense because Ballard could be the man they want to replace Dorsey. But why would Clark not already have extended him? Was this the plan all along? Was Dorsey promised that he would be free to leave for Green Bay when the GM spot came open? After all, he had turned down GM offers before. Maybe that was what it took to get him to take this one.
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Wouldn't lose a single second of sleep over it.
Chris Ballard is arguably the best future GM there is and there's potential that the Chiefs could upgrade if he were to take the top job. There isn't a losing situation for the Chiefs here. |
Is this why Ballard didn't interview with the 49ers?
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Am I crazy for thinking that this is total bullshit?
This would be a lateral move. Would John Dorsey do that? Holy ****ing shit -- is that why we denied 49ers access to Chris Ballard??? There is truly no justice in the NFL if this happens. |
Yeah they blocked Tampa Bay awhile ago because they seen this day coming!
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According to reports, Ballard was the Niners "1st, 2nd and 3rd choice". KC denied SF permission to interview him, knowing they would lose him. |
There just truly is no justice of Dorsey lands this.
I don't mind our assistants getting promoted. I don't mind upward mobility in a football franchise. But when your GM potentially leaves for the exact same job somewhere else simply because it's more prestigious? C'mon Clark. Close this deal. Lock Dorsey up. Christ, teaming up Dorsey with Aaron Rodgers... The Pack would have a shot at 19-0 within 4 years. |
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I wouldn't be concerned in the slightest if he took the job. |
He actually built this team, i would think he would want to stick around and see it through rather than take over a team someone else built.
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Maybe Ballard is the genius and Dorsey is just a guy....
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Dorsey's wife is from Kansas so she would have to sign off on this. It doesn't seem like something Dorsey would do though.
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Scott Pioli was the top GM candidate in the league, too. You don't **** with success.
Back the ****ing Brinks truck up. |
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I think I've heard this before with some dude named Pioli...hmmmm. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I'd prefer not to **** with success.
Let's keep the band together |
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Replace Ballard with Pioli & tell me your thoughts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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At Dorsey's introductory press conference in 2013, he said to be the GM of the Chiefs had been his dream job since 1993 when he met his wife is the KC area.
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Pay that man his money...
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I wish someone would teabag Rapaport. Instead of the playoff game I get to read about endless speculation of us losing our GM.
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http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2017/1...didate-uh-what
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Enjoy not losing any sleep, bet you were out like a light when Cassel and Fat Scott rolled into town to sing you their beautiful swan song. |
What kind of playoff team GM's itself to success and then LOSES THEIR GM.
I get losing assistants and shit, but losing their own ****ing GM? Kill me now. We keep Dorsey/Reid, and we're in a Super Bowl within the next four years. We can't lose him. |
seriously, after emerging from the Fat Scott Pats Fraud era of Chiefs football. Where the coaching, GMing, roster moves, attracting good FAs, creating depth, developing players was COMPLETELY BOTTOM OF THE BARREL TERRIBLE. Oh and the fact that there were employee lawsuits on the administrative side of the franchise AND a MURDER SUICIDE... you would think, that we would want to keep this current success of Chiefs football as long as possible, and clearly the man behind it is Dorsey
From Pioli to Dorsey has been night and day and to even think an understudy can replicate that no matter how hot of a commodity they are is not something I want to chance. It's literally like saying well the guy under Belichick, if we lose BB, we will be okay because we have _______ and he's getting interviews around the league. (Whoever that guy is, nobody knows or cares because he's a literal puppet, I know who he is, but its literally the Pioli role under BB, just a guy who follows BB's decisions) Has a GM/executive that replaced a high profile GM ever continued the success? Who followed Polian in Buffalo and Indy? They were clearly terrible. Ryan Grigson is one of them, he is hot garbage, single handily ruined a franchise. |
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It's comical to see people flip shit over losing Dorsey who has become GM Jesus around here, but that it would be this massive downgrade to replace Dorsey with the guy who supplies him with the majority of the data used to make decisions. |
Not gonna hit the panic button yet but it would be so Chiefs.
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Some of you are really, really dumb. How do you know, in your own scenario, that Ballard isn't actually "Tom Brady" and "Belichick" is just riding off his work? Oh yeah, you don't ****ing know. |
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I'd be shocked if Clark Hunt didn't roll out the red carpet to keep him there. It's just a really unusual situation where Dorsey has everything he wants, but he could be offered a job with a team that would also give him everything he wants. Both teams have a good roster, good front office, a good and patient owner, and a head coach he'd love to work with. I don't think he's going anywhere but I have confidence it won't be because the Chiefs didn't give him an outstanding offer. |
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Hunt isn't Jerry Jones. He allows his GM/coach to run the franchise and doesn't interfere. He was willing once before to pay the man what it took to get him, and he'll do it again. He can't change what's in a man's heart, but you can damn sure bet he'll pay whatever it takes to keep him.
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I mean really, some of you are hilarious LMAO
"**** Dorsey get him out! Oh **** he's gonna leave for GREEN BAY!!!!!!!1@1!!!!!!!!" "Andy Reid liks dik!!!!! We're number 2 seed Andy needs an extension!!!!!!!!!!!!" You're arguing that it can only end in aids because oh em gee Scott Pioli! I mean ignore that the entire Patriots tree is aids and in no way represents the entire league but OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The whole thing is clickbait speculation to start and good god abort yourselves. Instead of flipping the **** out, maybe get excited that Ballard may not have the same love for our tinyhands QB that Dorsey does and would replace the ****er. |
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Can't imagine all the work he'd have to put in to pry his wife from Kansas. |
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You just made my point for me: Current proven leader and winner with virtually zero F-ups with tons of scrap heap wins, draft wins, FA wins, and virtually nothing negative in 4 years. You absolutely do not replace that unless you have to with an "unknown", "unknowns" lead to scouting candy wrappers instead of QBs. |
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If you can't see the difference between hiring an outsider with a "reputation" versus a guy who has worked in the building for 4 years and supplied Dorsey with 90+% of the data that he used to make decisions, then I can't help you. And people think I'm negative. Holy shit, the amount of vaginal bleeding in this thread is off the charts. If Dorsey wants to be here, and Clark wants him here, he'll sign an extension. If Dorsey doesn't want to be here, or Clark prefers Ballard, he won't. I'm confident that the organization won't miss a beat if Dorsey was to leave. |
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Hunt has simply got to find a way to retain Dorsey by any means necessary. Ether rag him and tie him up down in the basement of Arrowhead if need be.
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That's pretty rare in the NFL to block someone from taking a clearly better position. Unless some assurances have been made to Chris that the GM job is yours when Dorsey leaves. Then it makes sense. |
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The timing on this article sucks. I wake up in a good mood hoping to read something good on the upcoming Chiefs playoff game. Now I wish the reporter who stirred this up would get tossed from the highest of buildings.
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The fact remains, while Ballard is a big part of the decision process, Dorsey has made the final decisions, and while Ballard is highly thought of in the building, he is an unproven commodity. There is no wrong answer here. You do what can if you are Hunt to retain the man that has done an outstanding job of team building, and if you can't get it done, you let the chips fall where they may and hope for the best. |
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Welp.
I say they dump Dorsey and Reid both after this season and bring in some guys that will cut Alex and draft a QB in the first round so we can finally get this team on the right track and start winning games the right way. WHO'S WITH ME????? Dinny |
This stuff should really be held off until the season is over.
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We'd be moving from a known outstanding GM to an unknown who has outstanding potential. That's a high bar. And there is still a possibility that he doesn't end up great. Countless examples of all-world personnel guys who ended up mediocre in another chair. In Ballard's defense, unlike Patriots cronies, Ballard was successful in several organizations. But one thing that does concern me a little... if Dorsey hit the market, he'd be on every team's top 2. Ballard's been on the market for a few years, and there are 3 good opportunities (Chicago, Tennessee, Tampa) where he was passed on. Actually, many believe Ballard wasn't hired in Chicago because he was part of a regime that left that team a mess. So yeah... I won't lose sleep if he's our guy, but i'd really prefer not to risk something that's going so well. |
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You guys are grasping at shit. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Some guys are being advised by their personnel network to steer clear of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/49ers?src=hash">#49ers</a> job. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Patriots?src=hash">#Patriots</a> Caserio absolutely was. <a href="https://t.co/KwtYSHqDSO">https://t.co/KwtYSHqDSO</a></p>— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) <a href="https://twitter.com/CharlesRobinson/status/817895064974331905">January 8, 2017</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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You can bring up Scott Pioli until your dick falls off, but the comparison doesn't work. There's risk even if Dorsey stays and in result Ballard leaves. You're fear mongering over bullshit speculation. |
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Dorsey may end up signing an extension. But you have to admit, there's a ton of smoke here. It seems odd to me that it's gotten this late in the process. |
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This is not a rumor... it's a connect the dots report.
Dorsey will have a contact extension with Reid this off season. |
Well this sucks. I can't believe he doesn't have the same contract length as Reid.
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Now I'm an idiot for thinking the organization is in fine shape should this report come to pass. |
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To me, this is just a leverage play by Dorsey's agent.
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Ballard himself has declined interviews because he wanted to stay in Kansas City because of the stability it has brought his family. His kids are in high school I believe.
This isn't the Chiefs holding him back, nor do I think it's Dorsey knowing he's going to Green Bay. |
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You're my favorite type of brilliance, what step are we on now? Been through denial, anger, and it appears we've almost reached acceptance. You're almost there buddy. Is amends around the corner? No parallels to Pioli? Did NE have a proven winner and boss? Did they stick with the proven winner and boss? Did they let the underling leave even though there was "risk"? Did they win a super bowl? Does proven always beat unproven? Do you have anything but name calling left to offer? |
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