Adam Teicher vs. Erroneous Nick

[BigRock]

WPI:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=179056

Warpaint Illustrated has confirmed that the Kansas City Chiefs have filled the majority of the assistant offensive coaching positions. Here’s the rundown on the new staff.

WIDE RECEIVERS – Karl Dorrell

After five seasons as head coach at UCLA, Dorrell was fired in December. He has previous NFL experience as a wide receivers coach from three years in Denver, where he helped Rod Smith and Ed McCaffery develop into one of the best receiving tandems in the league. The pair combined for 201 receptions in 2000. Dorrell is also credited with helping Charles Johnson and Michael Westbrook flourish at Colorado in the early 90s.

QUARTERBACKS – ???

At the moment Dick Curl remains Kansas City’s quarterbacks coach, but we’ve learned that it’s a possibility Eric Price could end up taking over the position if he chooses to leave his current job as offensive coordinator at the University of Texas-El Paso. Price briefly coached Brodie Croyle at Alabama and has history with Herm Edwards, as he served as an offensive assistant with the New York Jets in 2001 and 2002, where he was instrumental in preparing quarterback Chad Pennington to play. Price also coached quarterbacks at Washington State from 1998-2000.

Adam Teicher:

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/story/454755.html

Price may end up as receivers coach for Chiefs
MOBILE, Ala. | Eric Price recently interviewed to become the Chiefs’ offensive coordinator but could join their coaching staff in a different capacity.

Price, the offensive coordinator at Texas-El Paso, might be joining the Chiefs as their wide receivers coach. The Chiefs’ first choice to become receivers coach, former UCLA coach Karl Dorrell, took a job with the Miami Dolphins.

Chiefs coach Herm Edwards hired Chan Gailey instead of Price as offensive coordinator. But Edwards thinks highly of Price, who once coached for him when Edwards was with the New York Jets.

The Chiefs recently hired Colorado State offensive coordinator Curtis Modkins as running backs coach and Bob Bicknell as offensive line coach. Modkins was running backs coach for Gailey at Georgia Tech. Bicknell was the Chiefs’ assistant offensive line coach last season.

WHO TO BELIEVE?!?

[siberian khatru]

Originally Posted by Cochise

"We reported that he'd been hired. It turned out he hadn't been hired. We were right."

From the John Kerry School of Journalism: He was hired before he wasn't hired.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by Skip Towne

You just now discovered this?

No. Just sad, really. Most people grow up. This has been his problem for years and it doesn't seem to get any better.

[King_Chief_Fan]

Originally Posted by GOATSE

I'm leaving forever.

There are plenty of us who don't believe you.

[Skip Towne]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

No. Just sad, really. Most people grow up. This has been his problem for years and it doesn't seem to get any better.

The bad part is he makes no effort to improve himself. Most folks want to get out on their own but not Goatse.

[Eleazar]

the other day I said, in a thread where goatse was discussing why he had players he liked and didn't like in the draft even though he doesn't watch college football, that goatse didn't know much. he sent me this rep comment that said sarcastically "you're right, i'm a complete moron who's laughing all the way to the bank at Nick's expense."

It was not the first time I saw an "i get PAID to do this" from him, but it made me crack up out loud. whoa, excuse me mr. bigtime. 'laughing all the way to the bank' eh, well, i'll just pipe down before you decide to run me over with your escalade...

[FAX]

I think Mr. GoChiefs has been doing great. Compared to where he started, his writing is vastly improved, for example. I'd hate to see him take the brunt of this deal because Nick instructed him to write an unconfirmed story as fact.

If anyone deserves a smackdown, it's that Nick guy. It's the cover story that bothers me. Even if it's 100% true, it sounds contrived and that doesn't help matters.

FAX

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Cochise

the other day I said, in a thread where goatse was discussing why he had players he liked and didn't like in the draft even though he doesn't watch college football, that goatse didn't know much. he sent me this rep comment that said sarcastically "you're right, i'm a complete moron who's laughing all the way to the bank at Nick's expense."

It was not the first time I saw an "i get PAID to do this" from him, but it made me crack up out loud. whoa, excuse me mr. bigtime. 'laughing all the way to the bank' eh, well, i'll just pipe down before you decide to run me over with your escalade...

Then again, this is a side to Mr. GoChiefs, I don't see.

FAX

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by FAX

I think Mr. GoChiefs has been doing great. Compared to where he started, his writing is vastly improved, for example. I'd hate to see him take the brunt of this deal because Nick instructed him to write an unconfirmed story as fact.

If anyone deserves a smackdown, it's that Nick guy. It's the cover story that bothers me. Even if it's 100% true, it sounds contrived and that doesn't help matters.

FAX

I disagree for the reasons stated prior. Yes, Nick deserves his own fair share of the blame. However, Clayton's the one that put his name on it. He's the one that made the mistake.

No. 1 rule of being a writer: Check. Your. Facts.

It doesn't matter who you heard it from. Unless you hear it from a trusted source yourself, you haven't done your job. You can't hear it from Nick, who heard it from his source. Then it's just hearsay.

I'll even give him some credit: his problem with this one is in the wording. He said he was confirmed the new coach. That's pretty final. In fact... there's that word again... the two sides had agreed in principle. There's a big friggin' difference.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by FAX

Then again, this is a side to Mr. GoChiefs, I don't see.

FAX

That's his arrogance for being a "professional." The only difference between a pro and an amateur is the paycheck.

I can name you 20 people I know personally that are amateurs that are more professional than GOATSE is. On the flip side, I can name you another 20 people that are professionals that are hacks, too.

[philfree]

So we still don't have a hire?

PhilFree

[dirk digler]

Well that sucks. Thanks gochiefs for getting everyone's hopes up.

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

That's his arrogance for being a "professional." The only difference between a pro and an amateur is the paycheck.

I can name you 20 people I know personally that are amateurs that are more professional than GOATSE is. On the flip side, I can name you another 20 people that are professionals that are hacks, too.

But those people are amateurs as well. I acknowledged that fact the whole time I was with them. I mean, technically I guess they're pros but IMO unless you're supporting your family with the proceeds then you're not really a pro - they're compensated hobbyists - which is how I fancy myself.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by Phobia

But those people are amateurs as well. I acknowledged that fact the whole time I was with them. I mean, technically I guess they're pros but IMO unless you're supporting your family with the proceeds then you're not really a pro - they're compensated hobbyists - which is how I fancy myself.

I was going with the strictest definition of the term "professional."

In any case, GOATSE fancies himself a pro. He doesn't act like one.

[beach tribe]

Waht's up with the planet?

[The Bad Guy]

The most hilarious aspect of this is GoChiefs stating "You can't blame Nick for this". Bull ****ing shit. He published a story, with his name, and he's the fall guy. WPI always has a scapegoat when they have egg on their face. And I don't buy the Dorrell is promised the OC job in 2009 with Miami. Not for one minute. That's just a creative excuse why WPI ****ed up the story.