He also fucked around with the chain of command and whether he intended it or not, he sowed distrust and disrespect towards the coaching staff.

When Reid told Mahomes to go get an x-ray in the Jacksonville playoff game and Mahomes told him, "Fuck no!" guess what happened? Mahomes got the x-ray. What if Mahomes pulled a Cassel and hobbled onto the field anyway? It says to the other players that you can indeed tell your coaches to fuck off and get your way. And that's what happened with Cassel and Haley.

And that shit isn't written anywhere in the Patriot bible.
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The guy who sent it was the Missouri western AD eventually
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Steve Bono was malnourished in Kansas City. (Bad restaurants.) You missed that one too.
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At no point was T0dd Haley respected and at no point should he have been a leader of men.

He was a joke as a human and his time as HC was a complete failure for obvious reasons.
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Hell of a golfer, tho.
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:-) The list of tools we've had
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So between cassel and Haley, who is the bigger villain in Chiefs history?
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He said that "The worst BBQ place in San Francisco was better than KC's best."
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Best restaurant. Not best bbq
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I want to read the article "The day gblowfish defied Todd Haley" :-)
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That howdie doodie MF can eat a bag of dicks.
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This drive was hilariously bad, but that long PI on Lewis was total horseshit. Glad it worked out how I'd did, though!
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Grbac once publicly blamed his teammates for dropping the ball. Bono was an asshole.

I'd rank Cassel above those two in terms of leadership.
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Neither had any business being in the NFL as a coach or professional QB. Cassell was a lifetime mediocre backup QB in college and yet somehow smuggled himself into the NFL and rode a magic carpet into Arrowhead. Haley was a petulant anti-social type-b personality that got a job with the Jets because of his dad's (deep) connections. You could say Pioli was the real villain but than again he's even more of a pretender at GM. Never should have been hired. So then it goes to the Owner. In 2009 Clark had only been managing operations for a handful of years and to me it seems as if he got hoodwinked by riff-raff associated with Pacells and the Patriots. He's done better since.
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It baffles me that we made the playoffs in 2010 under Cassel and Haley. If I was a Hall of Fame voter, this would be my main argument for Jamaal Charles.
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