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Originally Posted by Detoxing
I understand all the ***** hate, but not putting my tin foil hat on and believing that ***** is instigating a fight with the fans doesn't make me naive.
The National Media would've picked this up and ran with it regardless. They crave drama. Sensationalism. It's what they do.
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Dots, my friend. Dots.
As a scientist, explorer, and occasional cartoonist, it is my job to connect them. To wit ...
Dot 1: When encountering a disappointed fan, Chiefs FO suggests said fan get a clue.
Dot 2: Chiefs make clear that said fan has a choice to be a fan ... or not.
Dot 3: Cassel's game day performances tank as does that of the entire team and coaching staff.
Dot 4: Banner announcement goes viral.
Dot 5: Banner activity reported by local & national media.
Dot 6: ***** is now fully aware of banner activity.
Dot 7: Cassel receives strange phone call during game.
Dot 8: During next series, Cassel receives strange head injury not involving head.
Dot 9: Winston brought in as FA by *****.
Dot 10: Winston berates fans while making sure all media outlets get story and agree to run it.
Dot 11: Babb reports that ***** is certifiable and that Haley had legitimate reasons to feel paranoid.
Okay, there's 10 or so dots (there are more) inexorably leading to the unavoidable conclusion that ***** feels he and Cassel are under fire. He, therefore, concocts a bizarre plot to get Cassel out of the way without admitting he was wrong about his quarterback (see Dots 7 & 8) and arranges for Winston to throw the entire fan base under the bus (see Dots 9 & 10), thus relieving him of negative public pressure while retaining his image as genius, wonder-worker, Executive Of The Century, and all-around savior to the world.
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