It's official. Know Mo has gone off the deep in after the Chiefs got yet another Super Bowl

The NFL handed out its championship trophy a few weeks ago, the Chiefs grade was 1st in the NFL

Nutrition is the one that stands out to me, yikes! But Andy's known for his, I think it was Junk Food Wednesdays', so I guess that's to be expected.

Tweet from a Manders fan:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Maybe if the familys went to visit the A+ strength coach more they wouldn&#39;t be such giant pussies about how they were treated.</p>&mdash; J (@followjaspa) <a href="https://twitter.com/followjaspa/status/1631077593553281024?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 1, 2023</a></blockquote>
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It's going to be a long offseason.

The chiefs treat their qb like shit. I mean, the broncos give their qb his own office, his own personal staff, and alleged his own personal fluffer.

Some of the rankings are interesting... like how a D+ for food service is middle of the pack. Almost half the league is terrible, apparently. And then strength coaches are the opposite, where 16 teams are graded A, even though 9 teams are D+ or worse for training rooms. And you'd really hope treatment of families would be better than only 11 teams being higher than a B, that should basically be NFL-level policy/procedure.

The Chiefs are a championship organization... if there are valid improvements or upgrades to be made from this survey then they'll make them.

This survey does seem like a lame/cheap shot way to character assassinate... behind the protection of anonymity... Rick Burkholder and his training staff.

I wonder how many have family members that have acted like idiots and they got in trouble?

Lolz, where did this tripe come from?

Didn't they say on one of the last "Franchise" episodes that the Chiefs are spending more $$$ on their training staff than any other team in the league? And hasn't our team been among the healthiest over the last couple seasons? Meanwhile, known cheapskate teams like LAC have had half their starters on IR over the same timeframe?

Methinks this article is more BS than substance.

I get why you would say that and I'm sure some of it is to be taken with a grain of salt but...the players who responded genuinely perceive that there's a problem with the way Rick Burkholder handles injuries. If they feel that way that's something that HAS to be addressed. He needs honest genuine feedback on how he can imrpove because the fact that players don't feel comfortable with him is a real problem.

If the survey was real, the perception of the players is apparently unfavorable for Burkholder. That is something he has to work to improve.

It's feedback from the players....

I get that. It's also interesting that in that episode of "The Franchise," Jerrick McKinnon was effusive in his praise of the training staff; said he'd never had access to anything similar before coming to KC. Said they changed his life for the better. Or words to that effect.

Just not buying that 'most' of the Chiefs' players are unhappy with the facilities and services Clark Hunt has made available to them. I mean, we've gotten to see nearly everything these players are supposedly complaining about. And personally, I'd love to have access to all of that shit.

This.