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Chiefs stay in Kansas City under Hunt ownership 123 83.67%
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:28 PM   Topic Starter
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Would You Welcome the Chiefs Leaving to Rid Yourself of the Hunts?
Bill Simmons' column on Daniel Snyder made me think about this again.

Over the last forty years there have been two consistent themes with the Chiefs: futility and the Hunt family.

If you were presented with the option of the Chiefs leaving for LA and getting a new franchise in Kansas City in 2018 would you take that deal, or is your loyalty to the Chiefs alone too great?
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:29 PM   #2
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:30 PM   #3
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That's a solid question. Honestly, with how the NFL has been, I'd probably just walk away if the Chiefs left KC.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:37 PM   #4
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I always have and always will steadfastly maintain that talk of Clark "not wanting to win" is straight garbage... the guy has done nothing but go after the so called ELITE of what was currently available to run his team since the day he took over, sparing NO expense to bring them aboard.

He's not a GM.
He's not a Head Coach.

He understands that, as opposed to guys like Jerruh and Snyder and I DO appreciate that... the Hunt legacys problem, to include Clark, is being a hands off loyalist to a fault, not being enough of a hardass whose foot feels all warm and comfy in his underlings asses.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:38 PM   #5
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I always have and always will steadfastly maintain that talk of Clark "not wanting to win" is straight garbage... the guy has done nothing but go after the so called ELITE of what was currently available to run his team since the day he took over, sparing NO expense to bring them aboard.

He's not a GM.
He's not a Head Coach.

He understands that, as opposed to guys like Jerruh and Snyder and I DO appreciate that... the Hunt legacys problem, to include Clark, is being a hands off loyalist to a fault, not being enough of a hardass whose foot feels all warm and comfy in his underlings asses.
You don't think he had any hand in the "trade for Alex Smith and put butts back in the seats" shit that we're going through right now?
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:58 PM   #6
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You don't think he had any hand in the "trade for Alex Smith and put butts back in the seats" shit that we're going through right now?
I think he was persuaded by the arguments of the very successful in their previous roles people he hired, that yes, not only can Smith quickly turn us around but if we can shape him to our own needs he'll take us on a deep run.

And I'm simply not going to blame him for listening to all of those combined years of pro football experience... Smith is on TWO people, not three.

Dorsey/Reid - mostly Reid I'm sure - believed he could mold Smith into the ultimate low risk/high reward machine under his own expert tutelage and sold Clark on it. Why wouldnt Clark believe his own highly prized and paid hire to make that decision like most any good owner would?

Clarky has bent over backwards to appease this fanbase as far as I'm concerned and the people he's hired have ****ed him HARD... its time he got angry about some shit.

His GM, his Head Coach, the League... he needs to be riding ALL of their asses, using the weight his family name and money brings him, seriously. We're a league punching bag right now it seems, Clark needs to be the big money man and put his foot in some asses right now.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:31 PM   #7
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Wait. If the Chiefs went to LA sans the Hunts, I would still be a Chiefs man.

If the Chiefs take the hunts with them to LA, **** that noise; I'd embrace the new franchise post-haste.
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Old 12-15-2014, 01:35 PM   #8
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Wait. If the Chiefs went to LA sans the Hunts, I would still be a Chiefs man.

If the Chiefs take the hunts with them to LA, **** that noise; I'd embrace the new franchise post-haste.
If Chiefs go to LA, I might have a new favorite team.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:31 PM   #9
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Ownership is not the issue period. Clark has spent a ton of $ trying to turn this around.
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Ownership is not the issue period. Clark has spent a ton of $ trying to turn this around.
If he set fire to the money as an offerings to the Gods instead of giving it to a legitimate QB we would be pissed.

I'm pissed.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:38 PM   #11
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If he set fire to the money as an offerings to the Gods instead of giving it to a legitimate QB we would be pissed.

I'm pissed.
Fine but Clark has not been his Dad and being loyal to a fault though he is getting the blame for his Dad's faults.

Its a bit early into the Clark tenure to say he is his dad.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:40 PM   #12
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Fine but Clark has not been his Dad and being loyal to a fault though he is getting the blame for his Dad's faults.

Its a bit early into the Clark tenure to say he is his dad.
He said in 2007 that it was time for the Chiefs to draft and develop their own QB. Then he hired to regimes that did just the opposite. His own faults are enough.
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Old 12-12-2014, 06:42 PM   #13
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He said in 2007 that it was time for the Chiefs to draft and develop their own QB. Then he hired to regimes that did just the opposite. His own faults are enough.
I was just about to post the same thing.
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He said in 2007 that it was time for the Chiefs to draft and develop their own QB. Then he hired to regimes that did just the opposite. His own faults are enough.
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He said in 2007 that it was time for the Chiefs to draft and develop their own QB. Then he hired to regimes that did just the opposite. His own faults are enough.
2007 he inherited what was here. He is on his 2nd GM and they are in year 2.
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