You did it wrong :D

Beginning of the season: Chiefs looking to start fast this season
End of season: Chiefs looking to end strong this season

"If the Chiefs score more points than their opponents they will win"

Is he taking over for Bill Williamson? They both offer the same hard-hitting thoughtful analysis.

Oxygen Necessary For Life, studies show

"Succop's success depends on kicking the ball through the uprights this year"

THANK ****ING GOD

"Fish found to need water to live"

Teicher is definitely boring and won't be missed, but let's not forget that a lot of this is just the nature of being a sports beat writer. You have a deadline and you have to write SOMEthing, even if there's nothing interesting to write about, which is most of the time. "Injured player hopes to return to field" is hella obvious, but at least it's an angle. He can write his 250 words, get his paycheck, and go back to work the next day ready to write another 250. Are we expecting Belcher-level drama every day of the year?

S.O.C. does not like Pioli or Cassel.

"The invention of the wheel expected to change the world"

I didn't read his stuff from the Star. I enjoyed his banter with Petro.

The pseudo-journalist BS on this site is mind-bottling.

CP: "If I had Teicher's job I'd tell every god-damned person the Chiefs' employ that they are worthless piles of shit! I'd tell Clark he's a dumbass! In addition, I'd tell the front office, "Why didn't you draft these guys? You ****ing idiots!!!! It's easy! Aaron Rogers, Adrian Peterson, Arian Foster, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson, Richard Seymour"

This NFL is so ****ing easy!

The Star is going down in flames, most of the rats will be jumping off the ship.

I will say, his writing is better than Vahe Gregorian, the new "columnist" the star hired. He works out his thesaurus in everything he writes. He came over from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and really sucks the life out of a story with his pomposity.

Teicher isn't any great shakes, but he's competent. He's just bailing on the Star before they lay him off.

Their huge "paper printing" investment from a few years ago might be a cool restaurant/bar.