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I'd think if that was the case he'd be on his active cycle that doesn't take up a roster spot already wouldn't he? Yeah legal issues aside which is a big ***** thing, if Von could play at the level he was this D-line would be ridiculous.

maybe he's just a lucky charm?

So what, we dodged a bullet so it shouldn't be addressed? Other teams weren't as lucky, and it was the entire WR room. The point of the meeting as it's been described was to clarify things for the players that weren't with the team at the time, the ones that had been here he'd already done that with immediatly after making the mistake. So all these comments make a lot of sense from that perspective. I wouldn't be surprised if the thinking from Allen or even Diggs is that the response should be on Sunday. Hell they're bound to get interviewed after the game anyway.

He's being defensive because the question was so vague that he had to attach all the negative aspects himself.

WTF? This wasn't a ***** secret there was no mystery. Dang if only there wasn't literal video evidence of them coming out of the ***** house. 🙄

So he watched us nearly beat the Eagles despite poor coaching and god awful officiating, and then definitely didn't think to himself "I'd better put this out before they potentially beat the very beatable looking Chiefs."

This is just dumb, the fact that you brought that up is just incredibly stupid. Maybe you should figure out what that is actually supposed to mean before you tell someone to look it up. The guy is responsible for millions of deaths, wonder if that makes that concept entirely irrelevant.

An aspect of this that's not explored at all is that Hall was promoted in 2019 to the WR Coach before that he was the assistant WR coach, so this was his second year in 2020. He seemed/seems like a good young coach with potential at the time when we were thinking Daboll was going to be gone soon it we thought maybe Dorsey or Hall could fill the role of OC that's how high we were on him from the support he had from the WRs. But a big part of these young coaches coming up here is that there is a mentor role between McDermott the HC and Daboll OC over them. So beyond the fact that they did something that McDermott wouldn't have wanted repeated with the state of the NFL with Covid, it's also not that crazy that McDermott would try and teach a young position coach that there needs to be a degree of separation between him and his players.

I don't know about the scales falling from his eyes, pretty sure that cooperating is a part of his deal.

How dare you say I suck and can't catch a football to save my life right now. Sir this is a Wendy's. With our own situation with Von Miller doesn't feel like we have any room to talk.....then again it is the Chiefs. Kind of feels convenient that his IR placement ate up so much of his suspension, like he wouldn't have been available anyway.

What does that even mean? He got promoted in 2019 Covid happened in 2020 did he get a pay cut?

Yeah I've been losing faith in McDermott more and more, doesn't make this article any better, the fact that it aligns with what you want apparently doesn't somehow make it bulletproof.

I must of missed where McDermott was a co-author of this article.

The group of guys all got together when they weren't supposed to at the coaches house, with the way the NFL was enforcing the Covid rules back then we could have gotten hosed on that. It wasn't exactly a small gift for a position coach.

Yeah of course it is, there's nothing wrong with your players liking you, but there does need to be a degree of separation because of the difference in your roles.

Everybody is missing the damn point, he's the WR Coach, it's his job to get up in their faces too not just be their buddy.

Yeah there is plenty of spinning of things in the article to frame it in a specific way. When it gets into the post 13 seconds game talking about him putting blame other places and not taking accountability. Which to be fair if a lot of that was said that's not a great look, but the way that part ends with him saying the last thing he told players was to reflect and to think about what they could do so you wouldn't be in this situation again, that one isn't bad. That's a standard the season didn't end how we wanted and we're headed into the offseason thing to say. But that's not how it's framed. 😬

So is this a positive or a negative for Dunne? Isn't that just the Jets state of being? Or the infamous New York media, which they kind of create themselves by hyping it up.

Are you being sarcastic or is there actual things being put out that you for some reason haven't linked or posted here?

All of it is rolled up together, why in the world would McDermott look at it as not coming from the same overall thing.

News is information reported without opinion this wasn't that at all, hell this was a ton of opinion with quotes. Yeah I don't care if you agree with the things said in this article or not it is what it is, and it is an attack on his character, he has a right to be upset about that part, and people pretending it isn't are just being ridiculous.

Hey we don't know that, that's what this is for:

It's an opinion piece it isn't news, and why don't you find where I said they shouldn't do either of those things you decided to just copy and paste if that's what you're saying. Someone said it didn't attack his character it did, saying it didn't is just ridiculous.