Wichita.

Whitchita

lmao

WTH? Your off next years christmas list.:LOL:

I look for new ways to misspell it. It is a sign of disrespect.

Doesn't work for me. I misspell everything so its not a true diss.:)

:LOL:

Exactly. Parcells will never be the face of the Kansas City Chiefs.

But he sure would be a great resource for his son-in-law to call about some issues with the Chiefs or a question on a player.

From Peter King this morning:


http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...rds/index.html


And Now For the Employment Gossip. It's no coincidence that every network on planet earth -- except maybe Al Jazeera -- had Eric Mangini as the Cleveland's coaching leader in the clubhouse. Either we're all being totally snowed (gee, that's never happened before), or Mangini's going to be the coach of the Browns soon. The topic to me that's as interesting as the Mangini one is what it means for New England vice president of player personnel Scott Pioli, who is clearly the top candidate out there to run a front office. Two weeks ago, I was sure Cleveland owner Randy Lerner was going to fire coach Romeo Crennel and thought he'd fire GM Phil Savage -- and if he did, he'd lay out the red carpet from Foxboro to Berea to make sure he stole Pioli from Bill Belichick's side. But clearly, something has happened in the last few days that I didn't expect.

First, I have to issue a major mea culpa to the radio listeners who heard me say the other day Mangini would never get the Cleveland job. Stupid me; never say never in January. I thought in midweek Mangini would never get the Cleveland job because I thought Pioli was going to be the general manager, and yes, someday the Manginis and Piolis and Belichicks will link arms and sing "Kumbaya,'' but I don't think they're all quite ready to do that right now. (At least not without metal detectors being used for their grad reunion.) My apologies for misleading you.

But it leaves me questioning Pioli's future. Could he get swept off his feet by a man he'll have much in common with, Kansas City owner Clark Hunt, when they meet this week? Will Pioli return to the safety of the dynastic womb in New England? That's something I never thought a possibility in December, but the longer it goes without him leaving the nest, the more chance there is he might stay.

Only unofficially.

Nah, you spelled it right on the first page of this thread.

I was impressed, your KU education has served you well.

Not quite as good as Parcell's WSU education though.

So?

You know this whole Pioli is a control freak speculation is surreal.

If I were a GM of an NFL team I'd want final say and total control of FA's brought in, the draft and when we let go or re-sign our current players. Thats not being a control freak thats wanting to control your own destiny not allowing others to screw up and take you down with them.

I hate it when that happens. :)