It's damn hard to argue otherwise right now.
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Golden Age of the Chiefs Kingdom is upon us. He is the reason for it all (via Andy).
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I'd lean Ballard, but the Rivers deal remains a really strange one.

The organization writ large is the best in the NFL and that's enough for me.
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Not sure how anyone could argue this.
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its hard to argue that he is not.

speaking of hard...........
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MY FUCKING DICK IS ROCK HARD
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Remember when we thought he was hired so nobody would challenge Reid's authority
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Whoever is the last to bring home a Lombardi will be considered the best. As of right now, Veach is the best....until he isnt lol.
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I think it was O.City that said we have the best coach this franchise has likely ever had or will have. And he's not wrong (top 5 of all time).

In a sport where the 2 most important things to have are a HC and a QB, we have the two best in the history of the franchise and guys who will almost certainly be among the best 5 of all time (with a legit shot at top 3 for both).

Definitely the salad days for the organization.

Gotta make hay while the sun is shining - the next decade is the best we'll ever see for Chiefs football.
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I can’t wait until we win two more Super Bowls and the rest of the West has to look up to us....then 3 more for the Patriots and Steelers.
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Agreed and in
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I'd say a large part of this is Mahomes willingness to give the team a deal that allows the team flexibility.... But Veach is the one who masterminded the Mahomes acquisition in the first place so he gets the credit here too.
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We had $170 in cap space 4 months ago. Since then we have:

-kept Sammy
-signed Breeland
-gave Mahomes half a billy
-extended Chris Jones

It’s so beautiful :-)
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What's also exciting is that he's the second youngest GM in football, so he should be here for a long time.
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