[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by oldman

As CEO of the team, Clark had every right to can Dorsey for whatever reason he thought of. I still don't believe it was some petty, spur of the moment move. There has to be something unforgivable between Ballard's departure and Dorsey's. If the whole GB thing is true and JD continued to use that as leverage after Clark told him to cut it out, then he had to go. If JD ignored the cap specialist and put us in cap hell, he had to go. IF JD was banging some trophy secretary on the roof of One Arrowhead in full view of I-70, he had to go.
Clark is no dummy and he does care about winning. The argument that he's a trust fund baby that never had to work for money could be said about Lamar as well, so that mantra is just plain foolish. He hired Pioli, who was the hands-down favorite candidate, made a mistake, and then rectified it. He hired Dorsey and Reid, both top of the line guys.
While Dorsey did set us up with talent and filled holes, he overspent on some and had to cut vets to keep afloat. Maybe Dorsey let too much front office talent go. Who knows?
While I was surprised as anyone with this, there's no reason to get out the pitchfolks and torches yet.

I can agree with this. I had almost no problem with Dorsey staying but I also don't have problem with Clark canning him either. We never have money and that kills us to improve every off season. That is Dorsey's fault but he brought us Mahomes so I wish him well.