Reshard Langford on Chiefs.

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Former Chief Reshard Langford asked on his Reddit AMA about diff between Chiefs and Lions: "Just from being around the league...(cont) \



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"...people know that KC is the team that is most under salary cap each year. I will say that I hadn't, until about 2 weeks ago...(cont)


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"....had valet for my car at a home game."

[Red Beans]

I think if players want a valet, they should have to ****ing pay for it. Not one NFL player deserves valet parking anymore than the fans do. They should all have to take the same bus to the stadium on Sunday mornings. Next thing you know they'll be complaining about not having a bathroom attendant.

Reshard Lankford should be the one parking the ****ing cars at the stadium.

[ChiefsCountry]

No need for valet parking at Arrowhead. Players park right next to the tunnel to enter Arrowhead.

[Chiefnj2]

The most interesting thing he said about the two teams was this:



"The biggest difference in the two teams are the ways that the organizations are ran. I feel that it is only right that the Head Coach takes full ownership of that position and runs his team how he sees fit as opposed to having different, yet very important and influential individuals, making decisions on behalf of the team that aren't coaches and aren't with the players each day."

Reading between the lines, too much Pioli?

[CaliforniaChief]

Yeah, the valet thing is stupid and unfortunately undercuts more valid arguments for the unwillingness to spend what it takes to build a championship-caliber football organization.

[King_Chief_Fan]

Rashard Langford...... we hardly knew you

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

If they don't like it they can take a cab, driving your own car to Arrowhead is a choice.

Cheap, cheap, cheap.

[kaplin42]

Just curious, what are we under the cap now, officialy? I read 23 Mil, 16 Mil and 30 Mil. Which one is it, or is it a different #?

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

If they don't like it they can take a cab, driving your own car to Arrowhead is a choice.

Exactly, good clue.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by kaplin42

Just curious, what are we under the cap now, officialy? I read 23 Mil, 16 Mil and 30 Mil. Which one is it, or is it a different #?

Chiefs: $14.5 million.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...f-september-7/

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

The most interesting thing he said about the two teams was this:



"The biggest difference in the two teams are the ways that the organizations are ran. I feel that it is only right that the Head Coach takes full ownership of that position and runs his team how he sees fit as opposed to having different, yet very important and influential individuals, making decisions on behalf of the team that aren't coaches and aren't with the players each day."

Reading between the lines, too much Pioli?

Unless the Lions changed owners recently they are the same ones who owned the team when the Lions were widely regarded as a joke for a good 20 years.

Did they just recently start spending $ on things like Valet parking? I highly doubt it.

[chop]

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning

Chiefs: $14.5 million.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...f-september-7/

Does this figure include the money that they were able to carry over from last year?

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Unless the Lions changed owners recently they are the same ones who owned the team when the Lions were widely regarded as a joke for a good 20 years.

Did they just recently start spending $ on things like Valet parking? I highly doubt it.

Ever since Millen was fired the Lions seem to be on the right track.

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Unless the Lions changed owners recently they are the same ones who owned the team when the Lions were widely regarded as a joke for a good 20 years.

Did they just recently start spending $ on things like Valet parking? I highly doubt it.

this has nothing to do with it.

He's simply saying whoever the bum**** Lions current GM is stays the **** out of it and lets Schwartz coach the team, meanwhile in Kansas City we have a fat **** GM with a bunch of puppets hes controlling and has a hand in everything.

so essentially Pioli is our head coach behind the curtain

[saphojunkie]

Not sure what's so freaking hard about just posting his whole quote, but here it is:

The biggest difference in the two teams are the ways that the organizations are ran. I feel that it is only right that the Head Coach takes full ownership of that position and runs his team how he sees fit as opposed to having different, yet very important and influential individuals, making decisions on behalf of the team that aren't coaches and aren't with the players each day. Just from being around the league, people know that KC is the team that is most under salary cap each year. I will say that I hadn't, until about 2 weeks ago, had valet for my car at a home game. There were also some difference in the defense. I am very familiar with the 4-3 defensive front so it was good playing in that scheme again in Detroit. All I had ever played before coming into the NFL was in a 4-3 defense.

[saphojunkie]

Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

Yeah, the valet thing is stupid and unfortunately undercuts more valid arguments for the unwillingness to spend what it takes to build a championship-caliber football organization.

Makes a difference with free agents, I'll guarantee that.