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Originally Posted by Hugh Janus
Another solid write-up from Bob Gretz (hell must have frozen over for me to type that):
http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...lark-hunt.html
Column: Defining Moment Ahead For Clark Hunt
I do believe Hunt wants a winning team. What I don’t know, and we all don’t know, is just how important winning is on his radar screen. There may be other areas and avenues of the organization that rank higher on his list of goals. That remains a mystery.
Or, at least it will be in the shadows until he explains what his immediate plans are for the organization. If he keeps Pioli, it will provide everyone with an emphatic answer that winning is not the most important item on his agenda.
For four years now, we have seen that this fish rots from the head down. Now, Clark Hunt will show us if he was the problem ahead of Pioli.
There needs to be profound change in the way business is conducted by the Kansas City Chiefs Football Club, Inc.
A red and gold nation awaits a moment where Clark Hunt makes a decision that shows he understands and he has listened.
But, don’t be surprised if he says he does understand and has listened but is going to keep his general manager while sacrificing his head coach.
Anything is possible. |
I was thinking of not replying, but I can't.. It's spot-on. I personally think "Hunt" (not just this latest version) is the root of the problem.
I'm not convinced that the Hunts care about winning to any large extent. I think they're a money-first, second, third........ninty-nineth and one-hundredth, after that, a win is cool too. Now that losing is affecting their coin,
THAT might force them to do something. I'm just not confident he knows what to do past take a stab in the dark or reply on the advice of Marty. Not bad advice, but in the end he won't be the author of any major part of his final opinion or decision.