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Originally Posted by kcbubb
It is also reported that....
The 6-foot-1, 240-pound Tinoisamoa led the Rams with 104 tackles (88 solo).
Why do you love Pioli so much???? Seriously.... Everytime I question anything he does, you get all in an uproar. What is the connection there? Oh and please give me the he's the GM you aren't qualified to question him crap again.
Give me one thing you disagree with that he has done. Prove that you aren't his secret admirer. Do his glasses do it for you?
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It has nothing to do with loving Pioli. It has to do with understanding football more than "YOUNG PLAYERS!" "YOUNG PLAYERS!". You don't seem to have any concept of what it takes to win in any major professional sport. From football to baseball to basketball to hockey, youth consistently gets beaten by experience.
As for things Pioli has done that I don't like, I assume you mean in the less-than-six-months of offseason since he's been in K.C. It's pretty unfair to judge what he's done given the amount of time and the extent of the train wreck he's dealing with. Since, unlike you, I actually like the idea of bringing in veteran players in their final years since I've seen it be successful year after year in New England, I don't view that as a problem. If you need something from me as a gripe, ask me again when the final roster is announced and all the waived/cut players from training camps around the league have been filtered through. Until then, crying about a #17 running back or the 4th backup safety isn't worth the time it takes to type it on the computer.
You, and far too many people following sports today, seem to think that you actually know what the hell you're talking about to the point where you'd be better at the job than the professionals hired. You're really pissing and moaning because you think you'd have done a better job.
This isn't Belichick going to the Patriots, finding a solid core group and drafting a Tom Brady. This is Pioli going to the Chiefs and finding just 1 moderately proven (one year, not yet repeated) 'core' player under the age of 30. Quit bitching, stop acting as if this train wreck could have been fixed if they'd just kept Herm/Herm's way and given it one more year, and realize that this team had, perhaps, the least talented roster in the NFL when Pioli arrived. Then, understand that it's going to take years to make this team truly and consistently competitive.