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I wonder what Chiefs' coaching staff sees in Mahomes now that he's been in the camp with them and that had anything to do with this Dorsey move to trade for him.


So a big trade involving a future 1st round pick occurs and both GMs involved are fired within a couple months. Crazy.

 

at the time I thought he gave up a lot for a QB who's quite RAW. He could be one of those "he's 2 years away from being ready in 2 years"

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Amongst the Chiefs in-house GM candidates could be Mike Borgonzi. Profiles as a strong future GM with his pro and college background.

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Other in-house candidate expected to interview for Chiefs' GM job is their co-director of player personnel Brett Veach.

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Hahahahaha Jeffismagic swore he was a genius...probably got fired for ruining the cap and dumb trade lol

You don't think Reid didn't have a major say in drafting Mahomes?

 

And if he turns into a franchise qb, it was a great trade. If not, it was a bad trade. I think he is in a perfect situation for a young qb. Time will tell.

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This has probably already been covered, but DW ending up in KC would be a huge delight, and I say this as somebody who actually thought that DW was a serviceable GM.

 

KC and the Bills took more or less the same course in the offseason: rely on people to stock the roster, and then fire them. Yes indeed, while I did not see the firing happening in KC, it's like watching the Bills, but only on the other side of a mirror. Brilliant.

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C'mon Beane, make something happen....add to the all-star front office we have assembled

This has probably already been covered, but DW ending up in KC would be a huge delight, and I say this as somebody who actually thought that DW was a serviceable GM.

 

KC and the Bills took more or less the same course in the offseason: rely on people to stock the roster, and then fire them. Yes indeed, while I did not see the firing happening in KC, it's like watching the Bills, but only on the other side of a mirror. Brilliant.

They didn't exactly fire him, they were going to let him work this season then not renew his contract...he asked to be relieved of his duties

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C'mon Beane, make something happen....add to the all-star front office we have assembled

 

They didn't exactly fire him, they were going to let him work this season then not renew his contract...he asked to be relieved of his duties

So like Rex?

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This has probably already been covered, but DW ending up in KC would be a huge delight, and I say this as somebody who actually thought that DW was a serviceable GM.

 

KC and the Bills took more or less the same course in the offseason: rely on people to stock the roster, and then fire them. Yes indeed, while I did not see the firing happening in KC, it's like watching the Bills, but only on the other side of a mirror. Brilliant.

If Mahomes turned into a franchise qb, Whaley would be great there. We have a lot of talent on this team. We just couldn't find an elite qb.

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C'mon Beane, make something happen....add to the all-star front office we have assembled

 

They didn't exactly fire him, they were going to let him work this season then not renew his contract...he asked to be relieved of his duties

 

Did he really ask? That much has been unclear to me as I read sporting news on this afternoon.

 

Then again, I guess it's splitting hairs over not being extended then requesting your release, and building a team for 2017 then being let go. In the end, it's to the same effect as in Buffalo IMO. KC, like Buffalo, apparently didn't have faith in their FO, let them build a squad for the 2017 season, then fired them. #topnotch

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If Mahomes turned into a franchise qb, Whaley would be great there. We have a lot of talent on this team. We just couldn't find an elite qb.

 

I actually like Mahomes, but still, firing the GM before a season, and after a draft, is clown shoes. It's a less visceral bloodletting than what took place in Buffalo after the draft, but still, it's an eye roller at best.

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In other news "JeffisMagic has hired John Dorsey to be his personal butler after fleecing the Bills for Patrick Mahomes"

Did Jeff have an opinion? I don't remember.....

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I think this probably tells us Reid was behind the trade. The truth in Philly seemed to be the more powerful Andy got the less successful the team was. Chaos ensuing and a 2-14 season would be nice. I don't see it though.

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