Just got this scoop from Michael Lombardi’s National Football Post e-mailed to me. Halle-effin’-lujah!
Sources close to the National Football Post have just informed us that former New England Patriots Vice President of Player Personnel Scott Pioli has agreed to become the next General Manager of the Kansas City Chiefs. Pioli won the George Young NFL Executive of the Year award in 2004 and 2005. He will be replacing Carl Peterson.
ESPN is now reporting this, too (hat tip: Arrowhead Pride).






Oh, Master, I better see you do a Blueprint of your own. Always enjoy reading your thoughts!
Good points Vrod. I’m right there with you buddy. We had the Pats dead to rights too!
Randy – can you honestly say that any of the usual knocks on Herm i.e, “bad clock management, bad time outs, bad challenges, conservative offense” had anything to do with the outcomes of last seasons’ games?
No you can’t because more often than not, players either dropped balls that should have been caught, made stupid plays, gave up major yardage on third or long, or didn’t make the necessary stops when the game was on the line. None of those eff ups involved “second half adjustments,” or any other form of “bad coaching.”
Need I start in with our lack of protection on the right of the OL and how that led to a lack of a running game and the rotation of banged-up quarterbacks we had to endure? Or how about that fabulous group of linebackers that everybody was so high on going into the season?
Don’t even go there with me.
D how can you possibly say that none of that is a coaches fault? His bad decisions lead to a morale decline that cause “eff ups”. Thats my opinion.