If the Chiefs were truely being vindictive the place to complain is to the NFLPA, not a local radio station.
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Hell for all we know he could be right in the situation. If he feels he was intimidated into playing with a legit injury which made it worse I could see why he'd be like **** those guys I'm not playing for them again.
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According to him, they forced him to play while injured, and it landed him on IR. That's ****ing with a man's career. And even if he signed, he's just going to rot in Haley's doghouse. Why stick around and have your career torched by an egomaniac? A trade is best for both parties. I don't see how that statement is even debatable. Keeping him is not in the best interest of either party, a trade benefits everyone involved. It would be stupid for the Chiefs to hold a guy hostage that they have no intentions of playing, when they could get compensation for him. End the drama, deal him, and get back to the business of playing football. It's a distraction this team doesn't need, and Pioli is dragging it out. |
If the Chiefs keep him in this situation there isn't another word to use than to say the team is being vindictive to prove some point that isn't there.
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I'm believing Page's story. Look at Brandon Flowers and Jamal Charles last year. Both played through injury and had to have surgery in the offseason.
And we all know Haley berates....so...siding with Page here. I hope Haley doesn't cost us any more players though. |
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anyone elses page numbers on the main page go backwards for this thread????
(54321)) is what it shows next to the thread. Weird. |
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