Pioli going to the Chiefs?

[DefenseRules]

The guys at Patriots Insiders seem to think so.
If you have an account, take a look.
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=121&f=1855&t=3636459&p=2
For those that don't have an account, the basics are that they have been told by "MULTIPLE SOURCES" off the record of course, that Pioli might be joining the Chiefs as early as this week.

We'll see...stay tuned.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

how many Pioli destinations threads do we need?

 

[Jackson 2]

No one likes nor appreciates more than I do what Scott Pioli has done for the Patriots, but this has gone on just about long enough. If you're going, go. If not, say you're staying. I'm not fretting over this for one more second, but that's just me.

 

[SVN]

No one likes nor appreciates more than I do what Scott Pioli has done for the Patriots, but this has gone on just about long enough. If you're going, go. If not, say you're staying. I'm not fretting over this for one more second, but that's just me.

i think he interviewed only today with the chiefs i guess. its the media like borges which keeps spinning stories like pioli is flip flopping like favre.

 

[patriotfan32]

It was reported that he met with Kansas City on Monday.

Chiefs were expected to be meeting with Pioli - Kansas City Star

 

[alamo]

No one likes nor appreciates more than I do what Scott Pioli has done for the Patriots, but this has gone on just about long enough. If you're going, go. If not, say you're staying. I'm not fretting over this for one more second, but that's just me.

So what you are saying is, in making such a huge life-changing decision his primary concern should be whether fans are getting tired of the press? I don't think so. If you are tired of it, don't pay attention.


Anyway...

One thing really makes me wonder if KC is the place for him. Andrew Brandt has revealed at National Football Post that the Chiefs let $22 million of unused cap room expire, rather than using a phoney LTBE contract to roll it over into 2009 like the Patriots and many other teams did with their unused cap space.

Makes you wonder if the Chiefs, being small-market, have budget contraints that could keep Pioli from being effective there.

 

[nashvillepatsfan]

One thing really makes me wonder if KC is the place for him. Andrew Brandt has revealed at National Football Post that the Chiefs let $22 million of unused cap room expire, rather than using a phoney LTBE contract to roll it over into 2009 like the Patriots and many other teams did with their unused cap space. .

LTBE? You can roll cap money into the next year if you do not spend it ???????? Is this like cell phone rollover minutes?

Please explain as I have never heard of this before.

 

[patriotfan32]

Here is a link with further explanation:

The National Football Post | Monday Money Matters

 

[Jackson 2]

So what you are saying is, in making such a huge life-changing decision his primary concern should be whether fans are getting tired of the press? I don't think so. If you are tired of it, don't pay attention.


Anyway...

One thing really makes me wonder if KC is the place for him. Andrew Brandt has revealed at National Football Post that the Chiefs let $22 million of unused cap room expire, rather than using a phoney LTBE contract to roll it over into 2009 like the Patriots and many other teams did with their unused cap space.

Makes you wonder if the Chiefs, being small-market, have budget contraints that could keep Pioli from being effective there.

I think I indicated I was done paying attention to it.