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It's hard to compare GMs across the NFL especially if you only say, "Well, look at all these good players we've added through the draft and from random dumpsters!" Perhaps half of the fans around the league claim their GM is the best in the NFL and will attempt to prove it by compiling a list of talent their guy has added to the roster. Rick Spielman of the Vikings has a VERY underrated resume in that regard. The few dozen Charger fans out there will often claim that Telesco is the best because he hits his drafts out of the park. And hey, yeah, he's more of a meme at this point than he is anything else, but Jerry Jones is fully capable of finding talented players. Again, if we're just making lists of great moves, all of these GMs can boast strong resumes.
You're not special if you can find good players in the NFL. You can find good players. Your division opponents can do that, too. So can half the league. The best GMs are the ones who not only find those players, but they also do so with a cohesive vision and a plan. Bill Belichick isn't that great at drafting, but he wins Super Bowls with weirdly unspectacular rosters because he is always one step ahead of the rest of the league at zigging when everybody else is zagging. Veach has been in a very fortunate environment to begin his career, but he's been VERY active the past couple of offseasons and isn't afraid to challenge conventional wisdom, like when everybody says he's constantly riding too close to the cap limit and he manages to bring just about everybody back for another Super Bowl run. And sometimes those strategies don't work, or they do work but even the best GMs make too many mistakes in implementing them. But ideally if you're in a supportive environment, your owner will keep you around long enough so you can ride out the cycle of disappointment and try again. |
It's still a collective effort with Reid's blessing in the end IMHO. Reid can downplay his part all he wants but it still goes through Andy.
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@Chiefs General Manager Brett Veach joining us on #NFLLive tomorrow on @espn. The man is making it happen! You will want to tune in. Promise. #NFL |
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Machiavellian Hitler, I have no words. Touche 🤣 |
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Veach went for the gold and got the gold. Sure he tripped over his dick early, but a trophy is a trophy. Ballard had the tools to go for the gold in 2018 and went Ted Thompson. While it's great to have vast capital, it's still not for long and he flubbed it. Veach in Indy could have possibly got them one Lombardi with Luck before the goony mother****er quit to go bird watching or whatever the **** he's doing now. |
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Why would the franchise lie about something like that? They have absolutely nothing to gain. Philadelphia was completely open about Andy Reid having final say over Howie Roseman on personnel matters. So was Andy Reid. Reid comes to Kansas City and says, "We're going to change it up. I'm going back to being a coach. That's where I'm the happiest." Even if he didn't mean that at all, then why wouldn't he just do what he did in Philly when Veach got hired and say, "I'm working with him on personnel." You're trying to find a hidden ulterior evil motive like you always ****ing do with everything. You think your version is the actual truth in spite of nothing at all to support it. And you're calling ME narcissistic? Sometimes a coach is just a coach, Sigmund Fraud. |
I think Telesco is a pretty underrated GM that would look better if he got some common sense and left a dead end franchise like the Chargers.
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I'm curious to see how this class shapes out. I had Kinlaw very high on my imaginary board in this draft.
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I have no problem calling it “The Brett Veach Lounge” until Week One. Anyone disagree?
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DeCosta has proven to me that he’s as good as Ozzie as a GM. He killed it this offseason.
Veach, DeCosta, Roseman, Telesco and Ballard are top 5 IMO |
In retrospect, I think one of Veach's best moves was "trading" Marcus Peters.
I use "trading" in quotes because IMO, it was either that or a keel haul. Remember ... when that happened, many fans were pissed off as hell because they valued Peters and we did not yet know what we had in Mahomes. Veach knew, however ... He knew that (going forward) this was Mahomes' locker room and Peters was going to be a distraction and would eventually become a plague on our house. Today, we have a culture that not only values winning, it values teamwork and brotherhood among the players and coaches. Rare. And possible (at least, in part) because Veach was confident that showing Peters the egress was the best move at the time. FAX |
People overrate Ballard so much just because we wanted him. All I see in Indy so far is him not signing or even trying to sign free agents and just signed Phillip Rivers, a stopgap at best and a brokedick at worst.
His drafts haven't been great either |
I think not re-signing Nelson was one of the best moves
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He did enough for a Super Bowl (the defense was no small accomplishment) and he's given us a great window for another 3-4 more years. And he built tremendous flexibility in 4 years when Mahomes' contract kicks in because we won't be saddled with any dead money. Sure, it makes for some hard decisions then. But we have a few years to build up young talent and we'll have tons of cap wiggle room by then, not to mention that Mahomes also has wiggle room to restructure his contract to get more talent around him. |
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I’ll be be quick - Patrick Mahomes and SB. He’s already the best GM the Chiefs ever had...by a landslide.
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Veach was definitely given a much better team, but was behind the big move that kicked us over the top. Ballard rebuilt the Colts, and now they're basically a QB and pass rusher away, which to be fair are the two most important areas. He got kind of screwed by Luck. He basically needs to find a real franchise QB in the draft, and he'll finish the job. |
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Every decision Veach has made can be justified. We won the SB after cutting bait with some high end players and signing some. He found Mahomes as well. He is the man to trust.
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Done. He said he was going to find a way to keep Sammy Watkins around over the off-season. Done and done. He said he had every intention of keeping CJ in KC for the foreseeable future. Done and done and done. So far he's been a man of his word, and I love that. No negotiating double-speak or other nonsense. Just honest statements and 100% integrity. We can just sit back and relax with this guy running the FO. |
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I would go as far as saying the Chiefs are currently the best run franchise in the NFL. Clark is a great owner who is just hands off enough but has let it be known that if you aren’t getting it done GTFO! He’s smart enough to know he doesn’t have all the answers but tries to put the right people in place. I don’t think he gets enough credit for that full court press to get Andy to KC back in the day.
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So when does Clark Hunt start talking to Veach about an extension? Just make it a lifetime contract. Veach has literally told us what he wants to do with each player and he follows through on his word. No BS. If he told me tomorrow that they would cut the whole team and sign the entire Bengals roster I somehow believe we would win the super bowl. Veach has my 100% trust. This is what a perfectly run franchise looks like. No disgruntled players on the team. Veach let’s his players know that if you ball out we will re sign you. Just be patient!! Jones showed up last year to training camp and didn’t hold out. Veach told him he wants him in KC for a long time and boom what happens a deal gets done. I can’t find a single flaw in Veach. Not one. He manages the cap like a wizard, he brings players in that contribute. He will be in the HOF when it’s all said and done
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Wasn’t Andy literally seconds away from becoming the head coach of the Cardinals?
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Veach hasn't missed much while being the GM of the KC Chiefs- only move that I think was a bad misfire was Breeland Speaks but who gives a shit since the good heavily outweighs the bad. |
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OMG. I ****ing love the internet. |
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Veach is about to be on NFL Live on ESPN here in a few minutes.
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how was it?
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">No ��bs... brett Veach is my mutha F***ing Dawg! ��������</p>— Chris Jones (@StoneColdJones) <a href="https://twitter.com/StoneColdJones/status/1283495683190923264?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 15, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"charset="utf-8"></script>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Same <a href="https://t.co/5j8qjgGhmI">https://t.co/5j8qjgGhmI</a></p>— Ty Hill (@cheetah) <a href="https://twitter.com/cheetah/status/1283497761875402754?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 15, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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LMAO |
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Here's my Brett Veach story:
As some of you know, I won a charity auction at the last Big Slick in June 2019. As I was outside the Sprint Center getting an Uber with my friends, a man approached me with his wife. "Hi, I'm Brett Veach, GM of the Kansas City Chiefs, and I really liked your style in there." "Uhm, I know who you are." We then spent a good 20 minutes on the side talking about the Chiefs. I asked him about the Tyreek situation. He gave me some details which I can't repeat but said, "Max 2 game suspension. Probably not even that." I asked him about the trade for Frank Clark and whether he felt he could get that production from a certain prospect who tested well in the combine. "Well, that guy wasn't even on our draft board for health reasons. But man, no one in OTAs can block Frank Clark." He then took his iPhone out and he was showing me video of Clark dominating in practices. We talked the draft class. We talked Mahomes. I only regret not asking him about Dorsey. I think he was buzzed. I was hammered and it shows in the pictures. Veach is like if any of us ever became GM and we're just really ****ing good at what we do and excited to be doing it. |
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Veach was on the MMQB pod. Very interesting that he thinks he’s a hybrid of John Dorsey and Chris Ballard. I never thought of that, but I can actually see that in Brett.
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If not the best, he's definitely in that conversation.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">For every <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NFL</a> organization that wants to chase/try to find the next <a href="https://twitter.com/PatrickMahomes?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@PatrickMahomes</a> they should also be chasing/trying to find the next combo that works like Hunt/Veach/Reid...greatness is a group effort in the NFL</p>— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) <a href="https://twitter.com/danorlovsky7/status/1280307377988927489?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 7, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Was that the same night you blew him in the bathroom at McFaddens Twisted Chief?
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Veach is going in the ring of honor.
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I’ll have to find the clip, but Andy was talking about Veach’s keen eye for talent when he was excited about Mahomes an entire year before he was draft eligible.
Andy mentioned that Veach was also excited about Carson Wentz some time before he was draft eligible, but obviously Wentz wasn’t attainable (fortunately lead us to Pat!). Veach is 40 years old guys. That’s it. Andy obviously won’t be here forever, but I have full confidence in Brett Veach having the responsibility to find not only Andy’s successor, but also Patrick’s (when that time comes). I feel an incredible amount of comfort with him deciding those 2 key decisions for our future. |
Happy birthday Burt!
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Happy Birthday young GOAT
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Only 40 years old, wow... he could be here another 20-25 years easy
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Happy Birthday, Brad!!!!!!
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"># of 1st-rounders on roster for each remaining team<br><br>Buccaneers - 8<br>Packers - 8<br>Bills - 6<br>Chiefs - 4</p>— NFL Stats (@NFL_Stats) <a href="https://twitter.com/NFL_Stats/status/1352723968604647425?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hey <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> !<br><br>Can y’all help me get to 1k followers?<br><br>I ALWAYS FOLLOW EVERYONE BACK <br><br>Just long as you have 💯% faith in Veach😉!</p>— Brett Veach =🐐 (@InVeachWeTrust) <a href="https://twitter.com/InVeachWeTrust/status/1434723326790815752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 6, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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