Excellent rebuttal.

I'm still fine with veach.

Problem 1 is we have high contract guys who were brought in to get us a super bowl while mahomes was cheap. Mission accomplished there. They're underperforming and also hurting our locker room. They're gone next year.

Problem 2 I think is way more a coaching issue. The defense hasn't looked bad the past few weeks. With mostly the same players. On offense... Did we fail to get a WR2 or was Andy way too confident our offense didn't need to change this year? The way he continues to use Hardman and our RBs makes me feel this is way more of an issue of coaches asking for the wrong groceries.

But after the past few weeks, should be clear that we're struggling but we're not as bad as people thought. We're just a few pieces away which is to be expected in a transition year.

With respect others have been similarly quiet when Sneed has looked average for most of this season, Bolton was looking like he had absolutely zero concept of coverage, Thornhill was so valuable he couldn't get a start over Sorensen etc. Doubt they've had loads to say on CEH, or Hardman either. Or Reed for that matter.

I think there's some really good picks mixed in there with some "who knows?" where we still don't know what we've got. It's great that lots of the young players are now stepping up. We just need to see the same for the older players.

LMAO

Well he is young and this is his first GM job so you gotta expect him to make mistakes. I just hope he is learning from them and getting better.

Same time some of these picks are real head scratcher. Biggest being of course taking an RB in the 1st round one who appears to be just average. Time will tell but I also don't think he has drafted any elite players.

PFF grades Chiefs O-line second best in NFL

So Brett Veach then, considering the Chiefs are currently 16th in the NFL out of 32 teams.

Our team was a perfect fit for Beckham, veach still couldn't get him to come to KC.

We went to back-to-back Super Bowls recently, and we still can get FAs to come here.

Blame the fact that we keep giving targets to bums like DRob and Pringle over Gordon.

Don't blame OBJ for not wanting to come to a place where he won't be utilized properly.

oh come on, Beckham has to think that he would take all those targets away from everyone not named Hill and Kelce.

We have 10-12 targets a game just sitting there for the taking. The entire league would buzz about how OBJ turned the chiefs offense around.

Maybe OBJ didn't want that kind of pressure? Maybe the Chiefs didn't really try? There certainly has been several FA's lately that we missed on. How in the **** does a team that's going to 2 Super Bowl straight struggle to get Free Agents? They should be lining up. :banghead:

Not everyone wants to live in Kansas City.

Small market team in the midwest. The polar opposite of where he went. What's that saying? Location, location, location. Both are contenders. He's gonna be a WR3 at best and probably WR4 in either place. I can see why he went to LA. Especially if money isn't a high ranked factor.

Seriously, man.

Dorsey's unemployed. Has been for over a year. You should give him a call and talk how much it would take for him to let you suck his dick.

It's all you ever talk or think about. You only live once. Just go ****ing do it.

why would he think that?

Juju went back to Pittsburgh. Gordon can't get targets.

This offense is notoriously difficult to learn for WR's. They have options on routes too, and if they make a different decision than Mahomes, it's ugly. So until you can, you don't play, or you only play in certain packages.

And why the **** do we want this guy anyway? I don't. Guy is always hurt. The last meaningful stats this guy threw up was also the last time Gordon did.

I'm sure we made a call; I also doubt we were too aggressive about it.

Beckham wants to be the #1 or he bitches.

This is a terrible fit for him.

It's also a small, midwestern city and he chose L.A.

This isn't hard, and is only nefarious if you're looking for something to fit a narrative.