For Those Of You That Think Clark Is The Problem..... You Are Right

[BigCatDaddy]

https://soundcloud.com/tj-carpenter/...super-bowl-run


CLARK HUNT: CHIEFS ALREADY HAVE QUARTERBACK TO LEAD THEM TO A SUPER BOWL

[Trivers]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Well since I dont believe anyone here has played for or worked for an NFL team I guess time to shut this board down!

Not everyone is making "creative" threads such your recent one.

Maybe there is a reason?

You are a smart guy. Time to move on to a different topic. Just think it out a little more before you hit the keyboard.

[O.city]

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt...le8834093.html

Here's the link to the actual article Carpenter is referencing.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. No less.

Sorry, but when a QB is drafted in the 6th round and turns into a HOFer, it's NOTHING but luck. It's not even debatable.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

The gnashing of teeth about Clark always cracks me up, he's still very early in his tenure as owner and even then has consistently went out and hired the best (atleast advertised as the best, in one instance) money can buy to run his team.

He has now brought in a head coach that, for all of his other faults, has never been afraid of drafting QB's.

He has also brought in a GM who was an integral part of drafting Rodgers while Favre was still playing at at a high level.

Give Clark some credit, you heathens.

1969, 19 ****ing 69!

And don't act like he was just exposed to ownership and the business of football in 2010! He grew-up around a ****ing idiot who taught him how to own in the NFL, be a profit-first/only "guy", and to corner the silver market.

If he wants to ever shake that label he's going to need to be a little more public about it than he has been, because only the Hunt family apologists think differently.

And the ****er lives in Dallas, that says a lot about where his priorities really are.

**** him, and **** the whole Hunt family for the failures they are as NFL owners in terms of their team winning meaningful things.

[BigCatDaddy]

Originally Posted by Baconeater

Sorry, but when a QB is drafted in the 6th round and turns into a HOFer, it's NOTHING but luck. It's not even debatable.

So in what round or method of acquiring a player does the team get stop getting credit cor obtaining and developing a player?

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by GloryDayz

1969, 19 ****ing 69!

And don't act like he was just exposed to ownership and the business of football in 2010! He grew-up around a ****ing idiot who taught him how to own in the NFL, be a profit-first/only "guy", and to corner the silver market.

If he wants to ever shake that label he's going to need to be a little more public about it than he has been, because only the Hunt family apologists think differently.

And the ****er lives in Dallas, that says a lot about where his priorities really are.

**** him, and **** the whole Hunt family for the failures they are as NFL owners in terms of their team winning meaningful things.

Good grief, all I'm seeing here is a lot of hyperbole and unsubstantiated allegations.

If he didnt give a shit, he wouldnt be bringing in every big name he can find every single chance he's gotten... he'd go get you Doug Marrone and some dipshit GM from Jacksonville or something, and whats more... KC fans would STILL pack Arrowhead and he'd STILL make good money off the Chiefs.

But he hasnt done that, has he... no he hasnt, he's went out and spared no expense to bring in the best available to run the team. Give this new duo a little more time to work through things before you declare Clarks hires, and Clark himself, a bust.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. No less.

Luck is what happens when a team with a franchise QB loses that QB to injury the season before a franchise QB becomes available at #1

[BigCatDaddy]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Luck is what happens when a team with a franchise QB loses that QB to injury the season before a franchise QB becomes available at #1

Well, they also let Manning walk to open that door and were prepared to suck that season quite well.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Good grief, all I'm seeing here is a lot of hyperbole and unsubstantiated allegations.

If he didnt give a shit, he wouldnt be bringing in every big name he can find every single chance he's gotten... he'd go get you Doug Marrone and some dipshit GM from Jacksonville or something, and whats more... KC fans would STILL pack Arrowhead and he'd STILL make good money off the Chiefs.

But he hasnt done that, has he... no he hasnt, he's went out and spared no expense to bring in the best available to run the team. Give this new duo a little more time to work through things before you declare Clarks hires, and Clark himself, a bust.

Welp we've been waiting since 1970, what's another 45+ years?

And you sound like you've bought into another classic Hunt family 5-year plan (that gets three years in before they have another 5-year plan start over).

And it might be nice if he'd be more vocal, I'm tired of the cool/quite type. and I'd sure as hell appreciate him demanding that the guys in leadership roles on the team not be quite and reserved.

I'd really like to see some fire on the field (not just short celebration type things), and on the side line too. When Bowe drops a ball, I'd like to see SOMEBODY rip into him. When somebody misses another tackle, I'd like to see others let him know they need to step it up - in a loud and public way. When Houston/Hali get held, I want to see them in the official's face the way Brady and Manning would be if they got hit. And it might be nice if Alex had a lot of fire too, both when he gets hit (to the officials or the O-line - whichever makes the most sense), and when his WRs don't get open or drop the ball.

And I want Clark to demand it. Right now these guys don't look like they care. And if you go to the games and watch the sideline, you know I'm right. These guys do little more than retire to the bench and wonder what's on tap in terms of parties after the game. I can't recall on time when Bowe or Alex threw their helmet in disgust with either themselves or their supporting cast. And yes, it would be OK for Bowe to remind Alex that he's a terribly inaccurate passer, and makes all the WR's jobs all the harder!

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Well, they also let Manning walk to open that door and were prepared to suck that season quite well.

THAT'S what real teams and real owners, and REAL coaches do! But NOT the Chiefs' leadership; they wait until the next QB-less year and pick ****ING FISHER at #1.

JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!! JESUS ****ING CHRIST!!!!

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by GloryDayz

Welp we've been waiting since 1970, what's another 45+ years?

And I want Clark to demand it. Right now these guys don't look like they care. And if you go to the games and watch the sideline, you know I'm right. These guys do little more than retire to the bench and wonder what's on tap in terms of parties after the game. I can't recall on time when Bowe or Alex threw their helmet in disgust with either themselves or their supporting cast. And yes, it would be OK for Bowe to remind Alex that he's a terribly inaccurate passer, and makes all the WR's jobs all the harder!

1) I dont CARE that Clark was around during dads time, the fact is he had no final say in anything, at all... so stop putting 45 years worth of weight on Clarks shoulders.

2) NOW you've struck a chord that resonates with me... and I totally agree that that is Clarks biggest weakness, he doesnt seem to be riding his charges asses like I want him to. He is THE shot caller and I would expect him to be all over mfers when things start going like they did to end this season.

I've been bitching about the lack of passion on this team for yeeeeeears... so I totally agree, I wanna see some people throw their helmets in disgust and stalk the sideline ripping their teammates a new asshole once in a while, DEMANDING they play better or else risk being ostracized within the lockerroom... Tom Brady, Ray Lewis level ass chewings.

And I agree that atleast at some level, that attitude starts at the top... Clark needs to start putting his foot in peoples asses MUCH harder, but saying that and saying that "he doesnt care, its all about money, loves soccer more yadda yadda" are two very different things.

ps - the post above this is so low class, even if you're not religious.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by GloryDayz

Welp we've been waiting since 1970, what's another 45+ years?

And you sound like you've bought into another classic Hunt family 5-year plan (that gets three years in before they have another 5-year plan start over).

And it might be nice if he'd be more vocal, I'm tired of the cool/quite type. and I'd sure as hell appreciate him demanding that the guys in leadership roles on the team not be quite and reserved.

I'd really like to see some fire on the field (not just short celebration type things), and on the side line too. When Bowe drops a ball, I'd like to see SOMEBODY rip into him. When somebody misses another tackle, I'd like to see others let him know they need to step it up - in a loud and public way. When Houston/Hali get held, I want to see them in the official's face the way Brady and Manning would be if they got hit. And it might be nice if Alex had a lot of fire too, both when he gets hit (to the officials or the O-line - whichever makes the most sense), and when his WRs don't get open or drop the ball.

And I want Clark to demand it. Right now these guys don't look like they care. And if you go to the games and watch the sideline, you know I'm right. These guys do little more than retire to the bench and wonder what's on tap in terms of parties after the game. I can't recall on time when Bowe or Alex threw their helmet in disgust with either themselves or their supporting cast. And yes, it would be OK for Bowe to remind Alex that he's a terribly inaccurate passer, and makes all the WR's jobs all the harder!

THIS.

[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by tk13

I think he's a middle of the pack QB but I will never understand the people who blame Alex Smith for losing that playoff game. He played out of his mind that day. But I never understood the people who blamed the offense for the 03 loss either.

It's basically the football equivalent of people who don't vaccinate their children because Jenny McCarthy told them not to. You've just told yourself the same things over and over and over until you lost your mind to your own insanity.

This should be stickied...

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by GloryDayz

Welp we've been waiting since 1970, what's another 45+ years?

And you sound like you've bought into another classic Hunt family 5-year plan (that gets three years in before they have another 5-year plan start over).

And it might be nice if he'd be more vocal, I'm tired of the cool/quite type. and I'd sure as hell appreciate him demanding that the guys in leadership roles on the team not be quite and reserved.

I'd really like to see some fire on the field (not just short celebration type things), and on the side line too. When Bowe drops a ball, I'd like to see SOMEBODY rip into him. When somebody misses another tackle, I'd like to see others let him know they need to step it up - in a loud and public way. When Houston/Hali get held, I want to see them in the official's face the way Brady and Manning would be if they got hit. And it might be nice if Alex had a lot of fire too, both when he gets hit (to the officials or the O-line - whichever makes the most sense), and when his WRs don't get open or drop the ball.

And I want Clark to demand it. Right now these guys don't look like they care. And if you go to the games and watch the sideline, you know I'm right. These guys do little more than retire to the bench and wonder what's on tap in terms of parties after the game. I can't recall on time when Bowe or Alex threw their helmet in disgust with either themselves or their supporting cast. And yes, it would be OK for Bowe to remind Alex that he's a terribly inaccurate passer, and makes all the WR's jobs all the harder!

Well, now that we know concussed players can tell medical staff to BE ****ED . . .

Kind of puts a whole new spin on it.

I'm looking for the Chiefs to go Johnny Cochran on this ****ING league.

Tranquilizers in the opposing team's Gatorade. Pay off medical staff. Mask PEDs. Bring back nut grabbing in the scrum. Biting. Take a few inches off the first down markers. The WORKS!!

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Well, now that we know concussed players can tell medical staff to BE ****ED . . .

Kind of puts a whole new spin on it.

I'm looking for the Chiefs to go Johnny Cochran on this ****ING league.

Tranquilizers in the opposing team's Gatorade. Pay off medical staff. Mask PEDs. Bring back nut grabbing in the scrum. Biting. Take a few inches off the first down markers. The WORKS!!

It's how you get to SBs evidently. I'm OK with it.