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Extending Reid?
Is it time already?
Chiefs will try to extend coach Andy Reid this offseason http://es.pn/2iRGTHF via @ESPN App http://es.pn/app Unless win Superbowl. Mixed feelings about going all sideways for the future... |
Just heard that Dorsey is a candidate in GB on NFL Network...
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On occasion he drives me ****ing bonkers, but he's a very good coach. I'm all for extending him, he's only won since he got here.
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Let's see---11-5, 9-7, 11-5, 12-4, 3 playoff appearances in 4 years. Naw, I think he's gotta go unless we win the SB, Smith throws for 450 yards and 6 TDs, and we win by 50 points.
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Ree_rum once again advocating for the Browns model of building a team. Unless SB, throw out coach and QB. Doesn't matter WHO replaces them, but they need to be replaced.
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I'm pretty confident we will keep the ship sailing with Dorsey and Andy. They seem to really like KC and are having success so I think Clark will do the right thing keep them both around a few more years. I'd say both will have ten years together before they decide to move on so 6 more years.
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#Chiefs GM John Dorsey hasn’t signed a contract extension. Important name to watch as a potential future #Packers GM
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I'd be surprised if he left considering he said this was a dream job a his wife is from here. He doesn't seem like he would just up and leave Andy like that either.
But if he did leave, it's Ballard's job |
I had no idea that Reid is only 58.
As long as the team keeps winning, he could be around for another 10 years. |
Pretty sure this is just Rapoport trying to get clicks. Has no legitimate backbone to his statement other than 'he still has strong ties'. Well no shit, those guys in GB are his friends.
I'll be completely shocked if he leaves. |
We need to extend both Reid and Dorsey.
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This just means that Dorsey and Reid sign new contracts this coming week. Perfect timing BEFORE a huge playoff game.
Clark is going to have to write some BIG checks. |
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His contract ends at the end of this season. He hasn't been extended. KC denied SF permission to interview Chris Ballard. I'm not going to be shocked when/if he takes the GB job. |
The Packers have some great inhouse candidates to fill the spot, which is why Ted Thompson is giving up the GM role. I don't think they will fill it externally.
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I like the way Dorsey and Reid work together. Dorsey buys the ingredients and Reid cooks.
This is a far and above from the dictatorship regime under Pioli. Haley may have been a hell of a coach after all but Pioli tied his hands with Cassel and I know Haley knew he couldn't win with Cassel. That was the worst feeling I've ever felt scary how things were ran and I also feel bad for Coach Romeo for what he had to witness in the parking lot and but it was brought on by Pioli being a freaking asshole that made this franchise go cold and dark. **** you Pioli you piece of shit maggot **** you. Things are much better now and give credit to Clark Hunt for bringing in Reid and Dorsey. I just hope we get to the Super Bowl and make all these years worth the wait and sacrifice. |
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Reid and Dorsey aren't going anywhere. Clark will pay them what they are worth.
It's business and business is winning. I believe Clark hates losing so as long as business is winning and business is good he will extend Dorsey and Reid. |
Eliot Wolf is Ron Wolf's kid and is a legit GM candidate. I bet he takes oveR
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The only reason the GB spot is open now because Ted Thompson knew he would lose somebody like Elliot Wolf to another franchise, if he weren't promoted soon.
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And on the chance that Dorsey does leave for GB, it's almost as if the Chiefs have the most badass fill-in in the NFL.
Settle the **** down |
Why would Clark want to go through another process of interviews? All he has to do is negotiate with Dorsey and it will be a slam dunk deal for 4 more years.
He will do the same with Reid. Dorsey and Reid are tied at the hip they work great together and both give each other credit so it's not like we are having issues like in the past. I'm not worried Dorsey and Reid will get their extensions. |
Just saw that about Dorsey too. I don't know man. I find it really hard to believe but were not talking about jason la confora here. We have a great thing going right here and I really hope he stays
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We do have a nice contingency plan in Ballard.. idk. I think I'll let the cards unfold on this one before I give much more thought to it.
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I don't know why Dorsey would leave a team that he built. The Chiefs is HIS team. All his. He build this roster, he decided who to keep, who to walk.
Dorsey gets all the credit here. He doesn't get the credit in Green Bay. People will always talk about Wolf. People will also credit any success to Rogers. What roster/situation would you want? I know I'm a homer, but damn, KC is set to win now and in the future. We need some guard help, an ILB, and then everything else every team in the league needs young players to develop at every position. Yeah he could go to Green Bay and be with Rogers, but damn, there are some big holes to fill in Green Bay especially on defense. |
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There were rumblings not two months ago that Mike McCarthy was going to lose his job. Rumblings from INSIDE the Packers.
You want that kind of shit show, Dorsey? |
This is just leverage to get moare money. Nothing to see here.
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Yeah, we should move on from Reid.
Good lord |
yeah just looked to be sure. John's wife is from here and if he has a choice to stay, you bet your ass he's staying. Wife won't want to move.
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If Reid manages to win the big one it will prob up his already juicy pay several million a year.
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I won't believe it until one of you sees the negotiations happening at Wal Mart.
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Clark had better extend them both. Not to at this point would be just plain stupid. What owner just lets a GM and coach walk after winning 20 of 24. Andy drives me up the wall at times but we have Smith at QB and we win. What other coach could have pulled that off.
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Guy on the radio said only way Packers get rid of McCarthy is if the Pack loses today and they can find a way to lure Reid and Dorsey away from KC!
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So is Reid going to have all the power if Dorsey leaves?
Not sure I like that. |
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I clicked on this thread thinking it was fat guy porn.
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Pretty big difference between the two. |
This is complete and utter speculation by Rappaport.
As for Ballard, who in their right mind wants to work for that shitshow in Santa Clara? Hell, Cleveland is a better gig. |
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Throw "edgy" shit out there to get attention. Manufacture news that isn't there. Carry on as if nothing happened. Pretty standard stuff. |
All the responses expose how bad of an inferiority complex the fan base has, though.
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The Chiefs should be on the cover of "Letting the good get in the way of great"
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Reid should be the coach for as long as he is able, but...
has to remember how to manage the timeouts. In a close game and time running down, Reid's clock management skills are questionable. And remember the blown 28 point lead in the third quarter at Indianapolis in the playoffs? That still pisses me off! Other than that He is still way better than Herman Edwards or Todd Haley!
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Clark will be writing checks for Reid and Dorsey as quickly as he can reach for a pen.
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Smith's legacy will be defined by what he and the Chiefs do in these next couple of years, including postseason play. |
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Would absolutely choose Dorsey over Reid if it comes down to one or the other.
Not even close Andy Reid the OC reduces the value of Andy Reid the HC. |
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But he's 22-4. He won the first playoff game since the 1993. Asking for perfection is just a little too much, IMO. Every coach makes mistakes, including BB. |
Andy Reid can extend quite a ways.
About an acre. If you pound him out flat. |
Just fill the feed trough and push it over to Andy. He'll sign.
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Good.
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His "failures" as an OC dont even make a small dent in his coaching resume. Posted via Mobile Device |
If he wins the Super Bowl, give him a 30 year extension
If he doesn't, FIRE HIM AND DUMP HIM INTO THE SEA |
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I'd rather just keep both. For as much suck as we as hardcore fans have witnessed, it amazes me how little we appreciate guys who radiate the opposite. Reid has done literally nothing but win everywhere he's been -- yes, not a Super Bowl, which is close to impossible with QBs like McNabb and Alex Whiff, but only a few coaches can sniff his resume -- while Dorsey appears to be a top 5 type GM in the moves he's made. Why in God's name people think either or both moving could be even remotely positive is beyond me. Short of Clark somehow wooing Belichick or 1 or 2 other guys over, we would downgrade instantly. All that said, neither is going anywhere. We gave Dorsey his first and big chance to be the boss. And he's done a heck of a job showing his stuff to date, but will have unfinished business short of a miracle and unlikely run the next few weeks. And Reid clearly looks happier and more settled than he's ever been. I don't think he'd leave for anything quite honestly. Money? A challenge? What? He's got it right in KC. Short of the mullethead idiots who would prefer we go back to the days of Herm Edwards or Todd Haley. |
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I somewhat agree in that I think Dorsey is a better GM than Reid is a head coach. However, is it easier to find a good GM or a good HC? I think evidenced by the fact that the average lifespan of a head coaching job is much less than that of a GM, I'd say good head coaches are more rare, or at least their faults are more difficult to hide. If Dorsey leaves, we're promoting Ballard. It's a question mark, but Ballard is probably the best shot any team has at hiring a good GM. If Reid leaves, we get... some asshole? Toub wouldn't be bad. It could get |
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Just can't underestimate the value of a guy who is good at bringing in talent to an organization. |
What about GM? We don't have one as of Friday.
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