John Dorsey coming up next on NFL Network
 

FYI,

Dorsey is coming up next on NFLN.

over/under how how long it takes him to stutter how his first word?



:D

"Chiefsplanet is a force to be reckoned with."

Nice sweater

On now...

Easiest position to evaluate is kickers. LMAO

I'm having a tough time taking him serious with those glasses...they are like...way too small for his head.

They either make it or they don't.

LMAO

Kicker it is
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when he says tweaked his says 'twicked' and it's also bothering me

The Ron woof plan
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A lot of football guys view Albert as a LT.

ROFL

6-8 QB's they are going to meet with.

Oopsie poopsie!

Do you view him as a LT?

I think a lot of football people view him as a LT
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Am I the only one that didn't feel Diary views Albert as a true LT?

Do you view Albert as a left tackle

"i think a lot of NFL people view Albert as a Left Tackle"



didn't answer the question ... ducking and dodging ... won't commit to anything


typical GM speak

How many players are you considering for the 1st overall pick:

"I'm considering 333 players in the combine right now." LMAO

Dude is not saying SHIT.

I didn't get a warm feeling that Dorsey views Albert as a true LT

333 player in play for first pick
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Yep.

Lockdown mode.

ROFL:clap:

I don't care what you wrote in your diary
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Are Chiefs rebuilding?


blah,blah,blah ... no answer ... blah,blah


believes BPA

John Dorsey might be a dickhead. I can't quite decide just yet.

He just stomped all over some woman that asked him about his previous interview on QBs. He's an interesting guy, but I could see him becoming quite the Napoleon.

Now if he puts that energy towards the bettering the football team rather than cleaning the halls and consolidating power, I can live with it. But I don't get the impression that Dorsey has much of a bedside manner.

Pointless.

Wins create a winning culture
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back tracking a bit from 'no QB a true #1' comment


'That was early in the process when i made that comment'


hinting that maybe he's change his mind

It was not the best question. 95% of the league considers Albert to be a very good LT...I think it was his way of saying it was a stupid question without actually saying it.

I agree, Dorsey is not saying much. None of the GM's are. They have no reason to tip their hands.

They are all in on qb imo
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They can't hardly even get a straight answer on the comparison between GB and KC.

WAIT!!! SUBSTANCE!!!

It sounds like he likes Poe quite a bit.

Talking up Poe.

That's it. Complete BS mostly.

I hope so. My gut tells me they are going QB. Can't wait for the draft to get here.

Going to talk to 6-8 qb's this weekend
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They were showing film in the backdrop of our QB's making awful off-target throws and hanging our receivers out to dry. Just terrible.

seems to have a positive view on Dontari Poe

Damn right this fanbase is passionate. Watch your ass, or you'll be next in the crosshairs.

Why would he say anything different?

They're trying to sign him and whether or not he's a left tackle is a MAJOR contributor to how much he's going to get paid.

Take it easy Francis...

He's inarticulate as ****, and this is likely coloring our opinions. He's the LB-GM version of Herm without the humor and softness.

The Chiefs are not going to look anything like the Chiefs in two years. This is going to be a blue collar rebuilding effort - hopefully somebody else is working the spreadsheet though.

Poe is gonna wreck shit in a 1-gap.

He's raw but he's a rare specimen.

Our last Gm was very articulate and he sucked.


I don't care if Dorsey stutters and has to use sign language so the flop sweats aren't noticable, if he wins, hooray.

God I hope so.

I know people don't want to hear this but i think Tjax would be dramatically better in a 1-gap scheme as well.

*ducks and runs*

Unfortunately, to reverse a culture of losing you have to rid yourself of most of the participants.

The art of not answering the question. :grr:

I'd rather keep Jackson than draft another damn DE.

I don't care if Dorsey is blunt as ****.

***** was a ****ing charlatan and was constantly trying to snake-tongue the media.

Dorsey doesn't give a ****. He knows his job is based on decisions, not being Slick McDick.

Come back here you!!! :cuss:

I absolutely hate hearing him talk. Hes worse than Pioli. Pioli was at least tolerable. Dorsey is unbearable.

But if he makes good picks, how he talks to the media wont mean shit.
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me too ... it's going to take a major drop in $ though.

most players won't take a 60% cut in pay with their existing team


I think they feel embarrassed about it ... they would rather move to another team and take a 70% cut.

Not at his current price tag.

He just doesn't have any tact.

"Well let me tell you something..." is the verbal equivalent of drawing back your fist. I mean damn, you don't have to go to executive training to know that.

I'm not going to say that it will interfere with his ability to be a great GM - afterall, that attitude and style can be put to good use if it's directed in the right fashion.

But it is certainly different and is probably going to be offputting to many of us at times.

If he doesn't win in the next 3 years, just wait - he'll get that 'arrogant prick' tag just as badly as Pioli did.

It's just something worth watching, that's all. If he handles everyone like that, he's going to have some unhappy staff and I'd really hate to see that. I think that's part of the problem with the Pioli regime, that poison atmosphere really does trickle down to all parts of the team, including the roster. I hope we don't have that again, even if it's by accident.

I am only okay with keeping Jackson if he takes a major, major, paycut. No way is Jackson worth 14 million next year.

Every D-Lineman will be better in a 1-gap; they're asked to be more aggressive.

That said, I don't see anything in Jax skill-set to suggest he's better suited for a 1-gap. His first step isn't great, he has no pass-rushing moves to speak of and he isn't exactly smart about play recognition so he'll get abused by misdirection if allowed to just aggressively pursue.

Oh sure, he'll probably be more productive, but his skill-set is still better suited to a 2-gap. He's just a lousy draft pick all-around.

Let's be honest. Aren't most GM's somewhat arrogant prics anyways?

He won't be kept at his current price tag, so that discussion is moot.

See my previous post.

SOC has given some of you guys a big head.

I'd still rather boot his ass out anyways even if he played for free. Him and Cassell are the signature failures of the Pioli era and just need to disappear.

If you have a replacement lined up that's already on the team or available in free agency fine.

I'm not wasting another god damn draft pick on a DE.

just silly

You could probably find an UDFA to give you that level of suckitude.

To me, I see the stereotypical stupid jock. Now, I don't think he's an idiot, but it's clear that he struggles to maintain "GM speak" in front of the mic; he fumbles around so damn much that he makes me feel embarrassed for him.

It is different and I don't know where I'm at yet. Makes me wonder if this is the reason that Hunt says he will be much more involved. Could he be moving in the Jerry Jones direction when it comes to putting forth the face of the franchise? That's what I think, and if its not the plan it will be soon LOL

main problem with this is that Tjax didn't suck


He clearly wasn't worth where he was drafted but he did a decent job at what he was asked to do. I also saw some flashes of something better when he has a chance to be more aggressive.

He's not worth 14 million per but i would be interested to see what he can do in a 1-gap at something like 4 million per. I doubt he takes a cut like that though so he will probably be gone.

I am absolutely pumped about having Dorsey.

But I agree with this.

If T-Jax were a 3rd round pick, he'd have been an adequate pick. Not a good one, but an adequate one. Laz is right - he didn't totally suck (all the time), but he damn sure wasn't good either. He's one of those replaceable players that you look to upgrade but every team has (even the good ones).

That's why you try to re-structure him. In the end, however, if you can't get him to agree to a market rate for an average DE, you cut him and go sign another DE at the market rate for that ability.

He's not a guy you worry about one way or the other.

"Tyson - this is what we'll pay you"
"No, I won't take a paycut"
"Okay...well we're gonna need your playbook"

It's not a decision that worries me in the slightest. Either he'll take a cut to the market rate for this position and ability or he won't and we'll bring someone in here that makes sense for that contribution. Works for me.

With his lack of savvy in front of the media, Dorsey is the perfect type of match for a coach like Reid. The latter will always be the face of the franchise in terms of coaches/FO types, and Dorsey is essentially forced to stick to what he knows and does best, acquiring personnel.

Pioli used to talk about wanting the coach to be the face, but that was disingenuous bullshit; he wanted the accolades and attention.

Dorsey's ineptitude with the mic obviates this potential problem.

You hope that Dorsey is a personnel savant, because he's probably not speaking at the Sloan Kettering conference any time soon.

I've watched this interview twice now and while I can kind of agree, I think it's more a lack of preparedness and inexperience than anything else.

He kind of has that "Dickhead High School Football Coach" vibe to him but I chalk that up more to confidence than being a dickhead.

If the Chiefs can sign Jackson to a 3 year contract for about $3 million per, I'd be thrilled. If he wants more, he can walk.

I like it. Much better than the slick-politician speak we got from Scott

Dont give a sh*t how good he is in front of a camera.

All i care about is his ability make good picks and build a team.

I agree with you and DJ. No negotiation necessary...make Jackson an offer, if he says no, kick him to the curb.