NFLPA Survey: Clark rated with an F-

[BigRedChief]

Looks like a great locker room to me....

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

Looks like a great locker room to me....

Have ya been in it?

It's not.

I understand why the players don't like it - it's not at all impressive in person, regardless of the photographs. That said, there's just not a shitload that can be done quickly. You'll have to excavate further area under the stadium to expand it.

I can't speak to the training facilities or anything - they didn't let us go back there. But the locker room is nothing to write home about. I suspect the overwhelming majority of guys came from better lockerrooms in college if they played at Power 5 schools. I know Mizzou's is better.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Have ya been in it?

It's not.

I understand why the players don't like it - it's not at all impressive in person, regardless of the photographs. That said, there's just not a shitload that can be done quickly. You'll have to excavate further area under the stadium to expand it.

I can't speak to the training facilities or anything - they didn't let us go back there. But the locker room is nothing to write home about. I suspect the overwhelming majority of guys came from better lockerrooms in college if they played at Power 5 schools. I know Mizzou's is better.

Yea pretty much any P5 locker room is probably better, the shit they put in those is pretty ridiculous.

[FloridaMan88]

The players want the shiny new training/practice facilities that have recently been built in Dallas, Minnesota, Miami, Las Vegas, etc.

This is where the players spend most of their time during the season and these facilities include a locker room that is used way more frequently than the home stadium locker room (that the Chiefs renovated at Arrowhead in 2021 but it's only used on gamedays).

Is it a bad look for well paid players to be crying about facilities? Maybe, but that is what they are expressing with these survey results.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

The players want the shiny new training/practice facilities that have recently been built in Dallas, Minnesota, Miami, Las Vegas, etc.

This is where the players spend most of their time during the season and these facilities include a locker room that is used way more frequently than the home stadium locker room (that the Chiefs renovated at Arrowhead in 2021 but it's only used on gameday).

Is it a bad look for well paid players to be crying about facilities? Maybe, but that is what they are expressing with these survey results.

It's just the going rate of what has to be done. In college teams like USC had to invest a shit ton of money because recruits thought they had shitty facilities compared to say Oregon.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by Mecca

It's just the going rate of what has to be done. In college teams like USC had to invest a shit ton of money because recruits thought they had shitty facilities compared to say Oregon.

The Dolphins opened their new practice facility last year and Ross spent $135 million of his own money to build it.

And when you compare this to the Chiefs current practice facility... yeah there is no comparison.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

The Dolphins opened their new practice facility last year and Ross spent $135 million of his own money to build it.

And when you compare this to the Chiefs current practice facility... yeah there is no comparison.

And that's in Miami...

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Mecca

And that's in Miami...

Let's check in on the Miami Dolphin players who love the facilities...

Ron Jaworski: Dolphins Players Who Criticized Vic Fangio ‘Did Not Want To Work’

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/r...tics-nfl-2024/

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

The Dolphins opened their new practice facility last year and Ross spent $135 million of his own money to build it.

And when you compare this to the Chiefs current practice facility... yeah there is no comparison.

0 rings

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

0 rings

Because Reid and Mahomes are what they are doesn't mean we shouldn't be investing in facilities to stay up with the rest of the league. That trump card won't always be there, then you're behind the rest of the other teams.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

0 rings

Of course.

But if Clark doesn't want to keep getting bad grades in these NFLPA surveys, the solution to fix it is pretty straight forward... spend $$$ to upgrade the facilities.

This is just the second year of the survey and the Chiefs have won back to back Super Bowls so obviously the bad grades haven't hurt them so far.

But long term will these surveys eventually have an impact? Possibly.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

The Dolphins opened their new practice facility last year and Ross spent $135 million of his own money to build it.

And when you compare this to the Chiefs current practice facility... yeah there is no comparison.

Good for them. Reek probably sends them pics of this...Pat flashes 3 rings and he kicks a fat infuencer in disgust

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brioni

Good for them. Reek probably sends them pics of this...Pat flashes 3 rings and he kicks a fat infuencer in disgust

You're missing the entire point but ok.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

The Dolphins opened their new practice facility last year and Ross spent $135 million of his own money to build it.

And when you compare this to the Chiefs current practice facility... yeah there is no comparison.

Those look like great facilities for breaking some fat bitch's leg

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by loochy

Those look like great facilities for breaking some fat bitch's leg

Wait, you don't have marble floors in your breakroom at work?

Championship floors FTW!