Former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Orlando Scandrick says he’s never felt at home other than with the Dallas Cowboys.
The good news is that Orlando Scandrick saved the majority of his venom for the Philadelphia Eagles. However, it doesn’t sound like the veteran cornerback really enjoyed his time with the Kansas City Chiefs either.
To rewind, Scandrick, who is now a free agent, recently showed up on the sports talk show Undisputed as a guest with Shannon Sharpe and an example of one of those old men talking heads who says extreme things. On the show, Scandrick laid into the Eagles organization and specifically called out the team’s culture and leadership in a series of fiery statements.
Orlando Scandrick on @undisputed: “The problem in Philadelphia is much, much deeper than me … That locker room is different. I would tell guys, I still feel like they’re living on that Super Bowl high. … There are some accountability issues there and it starts from the top.”
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) October 25, 2019
“I don’t believe anything Howie Roseman says. Howie is one of the people if he told me it was raining outside, I’d probably get some shorts just in case.”
— Orlando Scandrick
Yikes.
— Dave Zangaro (@DZangaroNBCS) October 25, 2019
When it came to his time with the Chiefs, which lasted just a single year in 2018, Scandrick clearly didn’t feel as comfortable as he did in Dallas where he spent the majority of his career.
“Just being a part of that Dallas Cowboys organization for so long and then going to be a part of two other organizations, I never really felt like at home. If I could take back one thing or one regret I have in my whole entire sports career, it would have been to stay with the Dallas Cowboys organization through thick and thin,” said Scandrick.
Given the fact that general manager Brett Veach offered him a single season contract and chose not to bring him back again is likely proof that both sides felt the same way about each other. The Chiefs weren’t exactly loaded with corners coming into the offseason, but their willingness to let Scandrick walk without even a rumor that they were interested in re-upping makes it clear that he was bound to sign elsewhere.
Scandrick had 44 total tackles, 13 passes batted, and 1 interception for the Chiefs last season.
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