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Kansas City Chiefs and Scott Pioli Part Ways

The Kansas City Chiefs have announced that the club and General Manager Scott Pioli have mutually agreed to part ways.  Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said, "After several productive conversations, we made the difficult decision to part ways with Scott Pioli and allow him to pursue other opportunities.  Scott has been an invaluable member of the Chiefs family since joining us in 2009." 

The 47-year-old Pioli was named the Chiefs General Manager in January 2009 and has served in that position for four seasons. During his stint with the Chiefs, the club earned its first division title and home playoff appearance since 2003 and Pioli earned NFL Executive of the Year honors from national media outlets in 2010.

Pioli released the following statement on parting ways with the club:  “I would like to thank Norma, Clark and the Hunt Family for the opportunity that they gave me four years ago. I’d also like to thank the players, coaches, scouts and countless other employees, throughout the organization and at Arrowhead Stadium that have worked so hard during my time here. I would also like to genuinely thank Chiefs fans.  The bottom line is that I did not accomplish all of what I set out to do. To the Hunt family – to the great fans of the Kansas City Chiefs – to the players, all employees and alumni, I truly apologize for not getting the job done.”