I agree. :thumb:

Interesting regarding a potential issue to hiring Dorsey:


http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...n-kansas-city/

“Final say” could become an issue for G.M. hire in Kansas City

Posted by Mike Florio on January 3, 2013, 5:23 PM EST

With Andy Reid reportedly poised to become the next coach of the Chiefs (of course, it’s been close for six hours now), plenty of names are bubbling up for the position of G.M., if/when Reid takes the job.

Here’s the most important thing to keep in mind when assessing who may end up in that job. If it’s a guy like Packers director of operations John Dorsey, the Chiefs technically would have to offer him final say in order to wrest him away from Green Bay, if he’s still under contract and if the Packers opt not not to release him from it.

Of course, plenty of teams have given “final say” to the G.M. even though the coach was actually in charge. It happened when the Browns hired George Kokinis from the Ravens and when the Dolphins hired Jeff Ireland from the Cowboys. Teams generally don’t like to pick fights over these issues, and Dorsey has been a long-time, loyal employee of the franchise. So maybe he wouldn’t need a cheesecake with a file in it to get out of Wisconsin.

Still, regardless of who it ends up being, the issue of “final say” could become an issue in hiring a G.M.

He could have watched a guy like Pioli and just waited for the right time to work with the people that he thought were most likely to succeed?

Well Heckert just cancelled his Jets interview, so...:hmmm:

If he can draft for a 3-4 base then I'm cool with him.

Put some white paint on his face and he could be mistaken for Heath Ledger's father perhaps...

:facepalm:

ROFL

I might just become a dad here shortly if this happens...

Sorry i get sketched out about GMs now

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Packers' John Dorsey is the 'clear-cut favorite' and 'all but certain' for Chiefs GM job http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2013/1...-chiefs-gm-job

From what i understand we can't sign Dorsey or any other personnel who still has a team in the playoffs. We can interview them but they can't sign until their team is eliminated.

Is this correct?

i think that's right...i think they can agree in principle, but can't officially sign til their season is over......or maybe that's just coaches and players.

I have agreed in principal to GM the Chiefs. I'm also going to run the office by taking fan suggestions and popular vote polls. So just to start out who should I go after? Should I offer the packers 2 entire drafts for Rodgers?