Andy, Veach and Donovan get extended

[Gravedigger]

Originally Posted by crispystl

I love Vech, but that man always looks like he went out on a drinking bender until about 4:00am and then had to get up for work about 7:00am.

Yes, he is a parent.

[Gravedigger]

They're not the only ones who got extended yesterday.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Originally Posted by Gravedigger

They're not the only ones who got extended yesterday.

Underrated erection post.

[alanm]

Excellent!

[Balto]

Andy needs 71 wins to become the all time regular season wins head coach. That should be 6 more years! If you include playoff wins he is only 64 total wins away from becoming #1!

Which also lines up with this new 6 year contract!!!!

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by Balto

Andy needs 71 wins to become the all time regular season wins head coach. That should be 6 more years! If you include playoff wins he is only 64 total wins away from becoming #1!

Which also lines up with this new 6 year contract!!!!

I'm sure that's not a coincidence. Lets keep this dynasty rolling!

[wazu]

Happy to see Veach and Reid get extended. I feel like Donovan should have probably gotten a stadium deal done to earn his.

[myselff77]

Originally Posted by wazu

Happy to see Veach and Reid get extended. I feel like Donovan should have probably gotten a stadium deal done to earn his.

You're forgetting the Chiefs are playing chess. Donovan did his part to free the organization to work out a deal wherever it makes the most sense for the Chiefs.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by myselff77

You're forgetting the Chiefs are playing chess. Donovan did his part to free the organization to work out a deal wherever it makes the most sense for the Chiefs.

Okay, but if that was intentional all he's successfully accomplished is the "**** everything up" part. Any fool can do that.

[tk13]

Originally Posted by wazu

Okay, but if that was intentional all he's successfully accomplished is the "**** everything up" part. Any fool can do that.

I don't know but I'd bet they don't feel that way. The Royals fumbled around with different sites and plans and all that. The vibe I get from Clark and Donovan was if you want to keep Arrowhead this is the plan.

[Pepe Silvia]

Happy for Reid and Veach. Not Donovan he's a little rat.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Pepe Silvia

Happy for Reid and Veach. Not Donovan he's a little rat.

I don't like him either but he makes Clark money.

Sometimes it's good to have a rat on your side.

[Pepe Silvia]

And look at all the little bitch Bengals and Ravens fans crying in the comment section.

[ThrobProng]

God Florio is such a douche. Sorry if Q:

nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/chiefs-finally-take-care-of-andy-reid

Somehing was wrong with this picture.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid, one of the greatest to ever do it, was making only $12.5 million per year. Roughly half of what Bill Belichick was believed to be making in New England.

It needed to change. It finally has changed. And while it shouldn’t have taken that long for the Chiefs to take care of Reid, better late than never.

Along the way, the Chiefs were indeed preparing for the possibility that Reid would retire after the 2023 season. The fact that he didn’t doesn’t change the fact that the Chiefs were preparing for the possibility. (Even though plenty of Chiefs fans believe that, by not retiring, Reid absolutely never considered it and the Chiefs absolutely never anticipated the possibility.)

Here’s where I’ll pull back the curtain, a little bit, on how the sausage gets stuffed. If/when I’m barking up the wrong tree on something, I’ll inevitably hear about it — from someone with the team, someone associated with the person (if not the person himself), or an intermediary who has been assigned the task of setting me straight. Not once did I hear a peep from the Chiefs or Reid or anyone connected to them that the Chiefs weren’t or shouldn’t be preparing for the possibility that Reid would retire.

Publicly, everyone said what they had to say. Privately, the Chiefs were indeed preparing for the possibility that Reid would retire.

Without a major raise, maybe he would have. Maybe he (or his agent) suggested retirement as an option without a new deal. Maybe it would have been an option. Why keep doing the job for 50 percent of what Belichick was getting?

There’s no salary cap for coaches. Reid could have, in theory, pulled a Sean Payton, taking a year off and then naming his price for, say, the Bills.

The move helped Payton get to, reportedly, $20 million per year. Whatever happened behind the scenes got Reid what he deserves. If, along the way, he had to make the Chiefs consider their options for life without Reid in order to make it happen, so be it.

Because it worked.