How does he feel about pop tart wrappers?

They should have asked him how he felt about the plane and the banner. 4321

Eat shit, Scott.

there is nothing going on in the sports world... unless you like meaningless conference college basketball. Gotta fill time, besides, people obviously listened.

Prior to the super bowl he was on 810 and I wanted to punch my radio the entire time... all I could think about was bubble gum wrappers

What's next for 610, booking an interview with OJ Simpson to get his viewpoint on all the knife attacks in Europe?

just think of the number of people who have made millions peddling the "Patriot Way' and getting some sucker to buy/pay for that approach. hoping it would work.

every time i see or hear pioli these days it's like i need to go destroy one of voldemort's horcruxes

Love how he was part of the process to hire the guy who would take his job.

Like why wouldn’t he have just told Clark “**** this, I’m out!”

Or did he legitimately not know he was going to get canned?

ROFL

I don't know, dude. He was just about the re-launch his career as an assistant GM. The stars were aligning for him, he fell into a rebound opportunity with the Falcons (with many people saying he ****ed over his longtime friend Dimitroff in the process) was one game from winning it all again. Articles like this were beginning to pop up too: https://www.theringer.com/2017/2/2/1...i-a68370752813

And then 28-3 happened against Bill B. and "Pioli's" former dynasty.

That was pretty much the equivalent of Neville Longbottom decapitating his final horcrux before getting blasted by a reflection of a killing curse he created. I don't know, I feel for him, and he's starting to own up ala Andy Bernard in Season 9 of the Office.

He's a snake. He was obviously going to try and save his job.

Remember, Clark wanted to keep him.

****.

F'n Mel Cooley lookin' mf'er, GTFOH.

Would not have been surprised if he was planning to hold onto his role and continue elevating it with Reid like he did in Atlanta (reportedly hurting a longtime friend in the process).

I don't get the hatred. He admitted he made a lot of mistakes. What more can you ask from a guy who failed?

If he doesn't fail so miserably, we don't have Andy Reid or Mahomes in all likelihood.

He can **** off and die, or at the very least **** off and shut up. Nobody wants to hear his thoughts about the team he did his damnedest to deliberately destroy. And yes, I mean deliberately. I will always believe he came here to sabotage us. He basically did to the Chiefs what I would have done to the Broncos if Bowlen had named me GM.