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KC already has 10 retired numbers, and Joe Delany's 37 isn't OFFICIALLY retired but it's clearly off limits as well. The list includes a lot of great players, but it's excessive. There are other ways to honor legends. |
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I find the thread interesting only because the chances Berry comes back on the cheap went from five percent to zero.
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But yeah, I'm sure it was KC who went to him and were like "Hey Kendall, we want to throw passive aggressive shade at Eric Berry, so we're changing your number to insult him." I mean I'm sure it wasn't just Fuller wanting to use the number he's had for most of his career or anything. That requires zero assumptions and simply awareness of the obvious. It was all about KC being mean to Eric Berry, which only assumes that the franchise is petty , resentful. and passive aggressive in their desire to throw shade at former players and kick them while they're down. A totally reasonable thing to just accept credulously. Are you familiar with Occam's razor? |
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There was always a 0 percent chance. Just like there was no chance of trying bring Houston back. |
Well this is awkward
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ROFL Blackop thinks a player changing his number is a conspiracy against Berry.
Did you think Ben Neimann wearing #56 was a slight to DJ also? |
He is taking Albert Lewis 29 did Berry play for us?
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Technically it's been available for years.
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When does Berry go into the Chiefs ring?
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I'll always remember the 5th dimension. His college highlight real is one of the best I've seen. Trucking fools. |
Meaningless number. Not one shade of a fart given.
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