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Originally Posted by Superturtle
Well, not entirely accurate. Seems the problem is more with Rock personally and the rest of the staff is well liked if you go in depth. Honestly, that one IS a bit concerning. Being ranked dead last because the players say they feel discouraged reporting injuries or speaking out for better care in fear of retribution is no bueno
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I really don't like the set up of this. It didn't provide any quantitative results for that grade and it seems to have ranked him that low based on qualitative results. How many players said these things about Rick?
It gave the Broncos a B for training staff grade, but then it ranked 28/32 when asked how they felt the training staff added to their success.
I wonder what the Chiefs ranked on that question, because for some reason the ranking wasn't provided.
Did the Chiefs players feel like the training staff added to their success, but they also felt like Rick was a bit of a dick? Wouldn't a training staff that helped a team succeed be more important than how the head guy made them feel when it comes to a grade?
Without seeing the data it's kind of hard to determine anything really, especially when some of the data is qualitative and open to interpretation.