Whatever happens, you have to love Veach’s approach
 

It doesn’t matter whether you get to the AFCCG or SB, if you don’t get it done and there are question marks going into the offseason, Veach is going to make big changes and let his nuts hang.

We’re literally just as blessed to have Veach as we are to have Mahomes/Reid. We just don’t quite realize that yet.

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Veach is a ruthless mother ****er

The man damn sure knows how to dance, but you'll never see him doing the Half Step or the Pussyfoot

You can't incrementally repair or band-aid the Chiefs offensive line after what happened in the Super Bowl and with Fisher/Schwartz facing long term injury situations at 30+ years of age.

Burn that shit down and built it up better than ever.

Veach did it with the defense two years ago and that resulted in a Super Bowl.

Yup. It's clear priority #1 for Veach is taking care of Patrick.

Burt is like the human incarnation of a CP GDT running an NFL team, but with good results.

“This brokedick piece of shit ****ing sucks. Get the **** off my team. Go get your shit pushed in on someone else’s dollar.”

ROFL

This is actually a perfect analogy.

Absolutely LOVE how Veach got out in front of this, rather than take the "wait & see" approach. Being proactive is always a better choice than having to be reactive.

LMAO

He definitely does things whole-ass.

Agreed.

Doesn’t go with the status quo even when this team is a final 2 or final 4 finisher.

So often great teams fizzle out and it’s because they don’t cut their losses soon enough. He just keeps churning along. Bring in new blood that hasn’t experienced winning quite like this perhaps and is hungry to get us back again to that SB.

I wonder if Wylie is not coming back as well.

Don’t have to worry about chemistry is they’re all new.

He's super aggressive, which I think matches the team we see on the field. I love it, I think it shows an overall mindset that's unified throughout the organization.

Yep.

I mean, not all of his moves have been perfect and some of the biggest ones (Frank Clark) still have question marks.

But on a day like today, it's hard to argue with what he's done so far, regardless of whether it turns out to be better than what we had.

He basically said that he's going to strike out swinging for the fences because he thinks he can hit a home run every time, rather than just stand there and watch the ball go by.