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****ing idiot. |
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People like him have influence whether you want to admit it or not...and it's all entertainment until it isn't...and star players start getting suspended due to "optics" based on rumor. Most of the country still think Hill broke his kids arm and want him banned from the NFL...I wonder where they get this idea? |
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Why the **** would any Chiefs fan care that this guy was fired? |
From a strictly business standpoint...why would CHunt and the Chiefs want to partner with an organization that is actively undermining them? Spreading lies and negative rumors about their product?
There is nothing wrong with objective criticism...but when it veers off into damaging people who work for them...and dragging their personal lives through the mud? Kietzman was a parasite...he was making money off the success of the Chiefs and being allowed access. He just found out how unimportant he is... |
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Supports mob justice...
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~relurks~ |
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That's life. Don't **** with the Chiefs. |
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I hope you're just explaining your primary concern and not suggesting fluidity on my part. |
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Both of them were jailed. One later OD'd during his extra chance, and the other seems to have straightened his life out. You can make an equally compelling argument that any succeed Britt Reid has had since then was related to his incarceration rather than Andy Reid's parenting. After all, it's not like Andy wasn't giving him extra chances beforehand. Now the irony here is that Kietzman actually made his case worse by lying, because he was worried about the reaction of others. He was obviously talking about both kids, among the numerous other issues that Reid has had trying to control problem players. |
Wow so you know what goes on in both Tyreek AND Andy’s households?
You’re nothing but a judgmental prick. I was wrong when I called King “the worst” this week, because it’s definitely you. And for every “failure” Reid has he has a success story as well. Just because you either forget or don’t acknowledge the successes like Britt, Kelce, Vick etc. doesn’t mean that they didn’t happen. |
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Yeah and Judges haven't had the same shit happen with their children right under their noses.
Went to HS with one of these judges sons. He was the biggest drugger dealer and troublemaker in the school thing shed from him like water off a duck's back. Until finally did not and went to jail for armed bank robbery. |
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Also, it's rich of you to say that I can't know what happens in the house, but you know that what Reid does leads to the purported "successes". That's a complete contradiction. |
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I didn’t say what Reid does leads to success necessarily. I’m simply saying that some of these people with issues are successes and some are failures. You can’t use a success as an example of a failure like KK did. And people like you and KK are pretending there are only failures.
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Multiple kids getting arrested and imprisoned for guns and weapons charges? That's a little different. |
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You judge like somebody who has never done anything wrong or made a mistake. Get off your ****ing high horse. |
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Notice how it's the Vicks and Tyreek Hills of the world he's taking chances on, rather than back of the roster NFL churn? There's a reason for that, and if it was due to his humanity/charity, you'd see him taking chances on Marcus 3rd String rather than Marcus Peters. |
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Out of my jurisdiction. |
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The issue at hand is the accuracy of Kietzman's comments about Reid's ability to instill discipline, whether in his kids or players. This is an aside, but I've made plenty of mistakes. However, I also know, as a parent, that the most valuable thing you can give your kids is your time. When you're working 90-hour weeks your kids aren't getting that time, and in many cases, there will be consequences to those decisions. |
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Fixing people is difficult. Especially them dang full-grown addict kids and millionaire football stars.
You think you got 'em fixed and "Boom", they break on ya again. FAX |
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When Hamas is handing out scripts at the drive through window at cvc I wonder if he lectures parents picking up there kid scripts. How your son is to young to need this you should be spending more time at home with them. Your child has strep throat you should be cleaning and disinfecting you home better.
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So why were they in the Green Bay Packers’ offices again at midnight? Why had they been there for 20 hours? “If we have to do that, then we’re not being very efficient,” Holmgren told them probably a dozen times or more, but when Andy Reid walked into his office at 5 a.m. and found Jon Gruden already there, he started coming in at 4. When Steve Mariucci stayed until night turned to morning, he figured he’d better do the same." "Reid spent three or four nights at the facility each week. Back in Green Bay, he’d work a few hours in the morning before driving home to make breakfast for his sons and then returning to the office. But with the Eagles, there was too much to do, so he gave that up, too. Philadelphians tell stories about Reid slipping out to high school football stadiums, sitting in his parked car on Friday nights to watch his boys run a few plays. Then he’d return to work for last-minute film study or game prep or draft research or free agent scouting or practice-squad maneuvering or whatever remained on a herculean to-do list." It also paints a fairly kind picture of him overall. |
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Sure Andy was probably an absentee parent because of his job but his wife wasn't she was the stay at home mom. No one is really to blame except the adults who took the drugs.
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So were all 5 of Reid’s children supposed to be angels? Same with his football teams?
Still haven’t received an answer to that question. |
I'm fairly certain the rest of the shareholders at whb were as happy as hookers at a free drug buffet for the opportunity to ditch that clown and maybe go in a direction that's more analysis centric than being a contrarian **** bag of fabricated controversy for 4 hours a day.
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Egotistical blowhards who make KC worse - 0 |
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So it would appear you can't even keep track of your own points. |
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Sounds to me like you’re saying that all 5 of his kids and every player with issues that he’s ever coached should be perfect and if they fail it’s on him. |
This is getting a little ridiculous, guys...
Only about eleventy billion people in the world have grown up with 0 parents, 1 parent, 2 dead parents, 1 dead parent, or some combination of problems associated with dead, alive, absentee, or missing parents and not become addicted to heroin or perished due to an overdose. Correlation? Causation? That's the argument here? FAX |
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And you're really think it's his opinion that Reid works like that? |
Andy was an absentee father. That’s the nature of the business.
Some people put career first and some put family first. Andy is one of the best coaches in the league, but the best things about him namely mean the worst about his life as a father. I bet that’s why he didn’t want to have coaching and GM responsibilities anymore. |
His sons were adults when they got in trouble.
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This happens all the time with rich spoiled young adults. It doesn’t mean it was a result of Reid working too much. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I see that Kevin Kaepernick has been fired by 810. Intent matters. Unless someone more powerful than you gets offended... Then it's irrelevant. The mob in KC wins again. That's what justice in KC looks like. Mob justice. Have fun rooting for a woman beater.</p>— Teej (@TJCarpenterShow) <a href="https://twitter.com/TJCarpenterShow/status/1144708353932722176?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 28, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
TJ, is shitting himself |
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He’s now on some misguided “freedom of speech” angle that stinks of the idiocy that emanates from our own dc forum; he believes kk should get to say whatever he likes without consequence.
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Don't forget the SB MVP as well |
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I think KK knows deep down inside that he not only screwed up but he screwed up royally. Even though Kevin didn’t like Pat in the beginning, he came around and finally got on board and has even said a number of times that he believes this town will have a Super Bowl soon.
KK grew up in the city and has been a Chiefs fan his entire life, not to mention that he’s constantly mentioned how great it would be to announce the Chiefs at Super Bowl champions on his radio show one day. Way to be stupid and get fired in the beginning of the golden age of Chiefs football, dumbass. LMAO And I guarantee the ****er went full Captain Hadley and cried like a pussy. |
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By “very poor record” what you really mean is he’s not ****ing perfect like you and you’re ignoring every success story and the fact that he has 3 other children with no issues. You’re placing blame on him for the actions of adults. How is it a parents fault that their adult sons were addicts? One of his sons got addicted to pain killers after suffering an injury. How the **** is that Reid’s fault? Making any kind of judgment means you think you know what went on in their household and how Reid was directly responsible when you have no ****ing clue. |
Also what is Reid’s very poor record as a HC?
I’d like to see a list of all the failures if you’re going to make that claim, and no Tyreek isn’t for sure one of them as it appears there’s a lot more to that story than any of us know and he could be completely innocent. And Kareem Hunt doesn’t really qualify either as the guy had no issues whatsoever before he was drafted. I don’t see how you can put that on Reid unless you expect him to be responsible for what all his players do when they’re on their own time. Those two guys are where this narrative is coming from because before that Reid had a pretty good track record. Plenty of guys with issues that he gave chances to ended up completely fine like Kelce, DJax, Vick, Demarcus Robinson, etc. but yea “very poor record” :rolleyes: |
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