If we keep Bowe and Moeaki stays healthy, within the next 3 years we could very well have the best receiving corp in the league. If we are still a run first team I'm done

I'd consider dangling Bowe as trade bait. He could net some nice draft picks and we really wouldn't lose much with Baldwin sitting there. Breaston could stay in the #2.

And that doesn't mean shit if you don't have a Qb to get them the ball.

i never said he was shopping with the money idiot that was the point ,read closer before u spit shit

You are blaming Pioli because he didn't spend Hunts money, ****ing idiot.

If Hunt says there's nothing left, then there's nothing ****ing left.

In the 42 season following the AFL/NFL merger the Chiefs have won exactly THREE playoff games. What's been the constant throughout this period??? The Motherfu%#ing Hunt family!

Think about that number for a minute....three playoff wins in 42 years. Two of them were the result of Joe Montana 4th quarter comebacks and the other one was a 10-6 snoozfest against the Raiders(led by a QB making his 2nd career start) which the Raiders would have won had they not turned it over 6 times.

The Panthers and Jags have only been around since '95 and they have more playoff wins than the Chiefs who had a 25 year head start. The Steelers have twice as many Super Bowl wins than the Chiefs have playoff wins.

The Hunt family wants to be known as league pioneers...notice Clark was visibly front and center during the CBA negotiations...then proceeds to have a shoestring budget payroll while gouging fans with $8 beers and $25 parking. Lamar(the sacred, untouchable cow of KC sports who nobody ever dared criticize) seemed happy to have the AFC champ's trophy named after him, but never really seemed interested in winning one. Christ...he hired his college roommate to run the team for nearly two decades.

Hunt Family: Winning owners expect results from employees. They don't accept mediocrity. And teams that do this win playoff games and, believe it or not, still manage to make a buck or two.

I wish they would move to L.A. or something so I could cut the emotional cord with this organization once and for all. I used to hope they would sell the team, but sadly I now believe that will never happen.

Hunt Family = perpetual mediocrity on the field. But hey...the bottom line looks good.

idiot u even know what a gm dose ????????????i think your 10,go to bed

Well don't forget one of the First things Clark did was to threaten to move the team to Wyndotte County and ditch Arrowhead. He got the Jackson County tax payers to cough up millions.

Unfortunately we are stuck with that greedy little #%%$%$%%%.

I'll tell you what I'm sick of ... I'm sick of the platitudes and the buzz phrases that are designed solely to placate a fanbase that the Hunts are trying to milk for every dime of their disposable income.

If Pioli and Haley and Crennel and Muir had any balls, they'd come out and apologize to the fans for screwing up the last three years of our lives. They'd call a press conference, go on live television, admit their mistakes, beg for forgiveness, and then kill themselves.

FAX

Tonight could be a tipping point for Clark and Pioli.

They weren't able to hide this mess in a Sunday afternoon game that few people saw. This was on national TV, in the stadium of a franchise both men want to measure up to.

Tonight's fiasco probably had an extra level of personal humiliation for both Clark and Pioli.

clark needs to sell the team to mark cuban lol

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This is the best post I have seen in a while-great summation of how I have felt all along about the Hunt's while being a lifelong fan from the East Coast, outside the fishbowl of the Kansas City region.

There are (4) types of owners:
1. Those who want to win at any cost
2. Those who want to win but would like to make money
3. Those who want to make money and would like to win
4. Those who want to make money at all cost

The Hunt family is firmly rooted in #4

Could you steer me in the direction of any GM/coach who has said their quarterback was a "mistake"?

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