Fans should put this on Clark, not Pioli.

[RunKC]

This is all on Clark now. The ball is in his court. Everyone in the town, and NFL, knows that Scott Pioli has done a terrible job. This team is very similar to the 2008 team. Actually, it's worse than 2008. Not only is the on field product terrible, but now management is a laughingstock and nobody wants to come here to work.

Clark has not spoken yet this season and probably won't, which would be a mistake. Personally as a fan I want him to speak during the bye and say that he isn't happy. That will at least show us that he cares.

Either way, it's no longer Pioli I'm looking at for answers: it's Clark.

This is going to be an interesting offseason guys. Changes will be made, but will the one right change be made?

We're going to find out if Clark really is like his father. Things are basically at rock bottom, but if Clark shows the same loyalty to Pioli that his father did to King Carl things are going to get worse. All hell is going to break loose.

[ChiefsCountry]

Best bet for Clark is to keep quiet until the season is over, unless something major that breaks laws or league rules. Evulate the whole body of work and have your decision made by the last game of the season.

[munkey]

This is a huge mess...the Hunt's as a family will make some decisions soon...What a public nightmare....Lamar is rolling in his grave.

[RunKC]

Clark needs to be doing his homework too. In the coming weeks he needs to be talking to people in his circle about what GM to hire next.

If he keeps Pioli after this season, his stadium is going to be empty next year. Not an ounce of support from season ticket holders.

[bricks]

I'll chip in with my two cents.

This whole situation on how the fanbase is furious that Pioli & co are starting Cassel and are reluctant to making a change, is where Clark should get involved.

Obviously, the fanbase is not pleased by the decision making that is going on. I think that is where the owner needs to step in and get involved by saying, "hey, we need to make a change here because what you guys are doing just isn't working." the fact that Clark isn't taking any action reflects who he is.

He is a hands off owner. He gives his GM's way too much power. In times like this, that is not a good thing. That is my reason where I believe one can say he is at fault.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Clark needs to be doing his homework too. In the coming weeks he needs to be talking to people in his circle about what GM to hire next.

If he keeps Pioli after this season, his stadium is going to be empty next year. Not an ounce of support from season ticket holders.

I like Maas' idea to hire Marty as a consultant, as long as that's purely to consult and not to segway Marty into the GM or head coach role. I agree with Maas that Marty would be happy to do this.

While people mocked this idea... this isn't a decision Hunt should make on his own. Think Marty knows the league well enough to know what to look for in a GM, as well as know the chatter about who's good and who's bad. Hell, I bet a consultant would have steered Hunt away from Pioli. That's for sure.

[clyde05]

Obviously this isn't the right 53. Crennel,Pioli and Cassel should be gone, oh and daboll

[lcarus]

Clark better not let Pioli stay if he agrees to get rid of Cassel and draft a QB. After how he believed in Cassel so much to trade for him, pay him mega bucks, and stick with him so long and protect him from the possibility of failure as much as he could, Pioli isn't the guy I want choosing our next QB. Because it isn't going to be a no brainer. We aren't getting a #1 or 2 pick.

[KChiefer]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Why hasn't he commented publicly?

"It's better to remain silent and let people think you're a fool than open your mouth and remove all doubt." /Lincoln

[ILChief]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Sought after by whom? Who else interviewed him?

I read the war room book by Michael Holley and it says Cleveland really wanted Pioli