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View Poll Results: My overall opinion of Neil Smith is...
Very positive 19 13.38%
Moderately positive 20 14.08%
Slightly positive 24 16.90%
Neutral 11 7.75%
Slightly negative 18 12.68%
Moderately negative 20 14.08%
Very negative 27 19.01%
I have no idea who Neil Smith is 3 2.11%
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:10 PM  
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Neil Smith - Superhero, supervillain, or something in between?
The discussion in the Derrick Thomas thread makes me wonder about the consensus on Neil. I think we all know the story of Neil, so I won't bother with a briefing.
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:13 PM   #2
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:15 PM   #3
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Still a fan of the 90s smith. While he was wearing orange he looked out of place, made me a bit uncomfortable but too many good memories to hate him over this game of football.
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:15 PM   #4
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I blame Carl. Neil deserved to get paid.

He's still a notch below the Chiefs superheroes for being a Benedict Arnold, though. Anyone but Denver...
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:16 PM   #5
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I'll always hold a special place in my heart for the 90's Chiefs. I didn't have hatred for Gannon for leaving us and eventually getting to a Superbowl with the Raiders. I believe the success and comments of Neil Smith with the Broncos is why I gave him slightly negative. It definetly tarnished what could have been.
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:18 PM   #6
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I blame Carl. Neil deserved to get paid.

He's still a notch below the Chiefs superheroes for being a Benedict Arnold, though. Anyone but Denver...
He was spurned by Carl, this makes Carl a bigger traitor than smith. IMO. At the end of the day he had to go where he got the money and situation he wanted. Hard for me to put all that on NS
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:18 PM   #7
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I never want to see him in Arrowhead ever again, and I want him removed from the Chiefs Ring of Honor. If you're going to keep him in, then put all Donk gear in his glass cubicle. That will show all the Chiefs fans what a STUPID ****ING MOVE it was to put him in our ring.
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I blame Carl. Neil deserved to get paid.

He's still a notch below the Chiefs superheroes for being a Benedict Arnold, though. Anyone but Denver...

This pretty much describes my position on the issue.
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:22 PM   #10
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As someone who started following the Chiefs in 1998 (when I was five years old) I would appreciate if someone filled me in on the story. I have heard it referenced several times, but never got low down.
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As someone who started following the Chiefs in 1998 (when I was five years old) I would appreciate if someone filled me in on the story. I have heard it referenced several times, but never got low down.
Tomorrow morning during business hours, call the Chiefs main switchboard. Ask for a guy named Bob Moore. Ask Bob to explain it to you. That's his job.
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As someone who started following the Chiefs in 1998 (when I was five years old) I would appreciate if someone filled me in on the story. I have heard it referenced several times, but never got low down.
Smith was ferocious, a true impact player. The KC organization (you can assume the GM) didn't want to pay him. The Broncos paid him, we got the benefit of that impact, we get our first Super Bowl win. Beating KC at Arrowhead in the process. As a Chief fan you can pin that loss on Marty because he (1)started the wrong QB and (2)butt****ed on the sidelines instead of letting arguably the best short yardage RB in the history of the NFL to immediately pick up a first down for you. But watching Smith move on had to sting at least a little bit.
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