Clark also has a measured, deliberate way of speaking, sometimes monotone. He isn't some charismatic alpha-dog. But having heard him interviewed I never once thought he seemed unintelligent. In fact I think he has a matter-of-fact directness that, because of his subtle demeanor, flies under the radar a lot of the time.

Facts:

1. Chiefs are a laughing stock
2. Crennel was hired after being a colossel failure in Cleveland
3. Pioli is still here


So far, the NY Post writer is spot on. On a side note, we all know that there is a huge difference between book smarts and applied intelligence.

General Streck, German High Command: I'm afraid you leave me no alternative but to introduce you to two of my associates.
[a bald henchman comes forward]

General Streck, German High Command: Bruno is almost blind, has to operate wholly by touch.
[Cut to a blank-faced second man]

General Streck, German High Command: Klaus is a moron who knows only what he reads in the New York Post.
[Klaus is shown holding a copy of New York Post with the headline 'Maniac stalks Olivia Newton-John']

I know that movie!

Clark is clearly an introvert.

A lot of times that can be mistaken for a lack of intelligence.

It's complete bullshit.

From the New York Post.....Journalism is a degree program that is generally difficult. Well maybe not.

So it can be mistaken for lack of intelligence but also is complete bullshit that this guy did that?

For the record I have never even heard of this guy before. IDK if he is new at the Post or something. Someone said he used to write for the Star.

You would be wrong.

Home school doesn't count as private school.

Exactly.

Da ****.

Oh my god.

ROFL

I wonder if people realize what SMU's academic standards are?

I was valedictorian, captain of my football, basketball and baseball teams and homecoming king.

Of course, I was home schooled.

SMU is a damn good school especially in business.