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**** you Eric Berry (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=320861)

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14072990)

Yes, I've learned that football is business. Soccer also is business. But I think the fans should not be too hard to their heros. The business is hard enough. I hate Brady but never a Chief. :D

He's not our hero. He's a weak, too-secretive, slow, money-grubbing, head case. He's a distraction at best, a bad influence on younger players (teaching them that quitting on the team is OK), and he's wasting a roster spot. But I'm sure he'll deny all of that and tell us what was really going on, and understanding that we get "complicated."

He's anything but a hero.

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Originally Posted by dlphg9 (Post 14073024)

Not even close. Unless she wont let me put it in her poon either.

She won't

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Originally Posted by Flachief58 (Post 14073095)

She won't

In this case Berry spent the entire season shoving shit up Chiefs fan's asses.

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14072942)

You hate him? Why? I don't know how I should hate a player of my team. What has he done to hate him? I thought hating players of the favourite team is a soccer thing.

Because he sucks and drains our cap.

By far the worst contract we've given (other than Cassel).

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Originally Posted by ChiefoftheKeyboard (Post 14073041)

How’d you feel about Larry Johnson, Matt Cassel, Tyson Jackson or Brodie Croyle? You can’t honestly say you didn’t ever hate any of them.

Please do not mix private and sport issues. The things they did are social problems not exklusive problems of football players. I also don't hate Hunt for his stupidity, even if I think that he cost us the SB. What did Berry to hate him?

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Originally Posted by New World Order (Post 14073114)

Because he sucks and drains our cap.

By far the worst contract we've given (other than Cassel).

Didn’t Cassel play like a week after an emergency appendectomy? Berry would’ve been decade to decade if that happened.

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14073123)

:facepalm:

Really???

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14073123)

I wouldn't use "hate" to describe my feelings for hunt. More like "what a dumb mother ****er". Berry on the other hand is stealing money at this point and had no business playing in the AFCCG but convinced the coaches that he was the best option. Now we're talking about the draft instead of our first SB appearance in 50 years

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Originally Posted by Flachief58 (Post 14073184)

That we missed the SB was not Berrys fault. He was not offside.

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14073269)

That we missed the SB was not Berrys fault. He was not offside.

I know gronk was happy to have uric covering him. The only guy on the field slower than gronk was berry

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Originally Posted by Flachief58 (Post 14073288)

I know gronk was happy to have uric covering him. The only guy on the field slower than gronk was berry

Ok. Hate Berry. I do not.:( Who was responsible to cover Edelman? Also Berry?

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Originally Posted by GermanChief (Post 14073306)

Ok. Hate Berry. I do not.:( Who was responsible to cover Edelman? Also Berry?

Whatever scrub that ****wit Sutton had on Edelman at the time wasn't also a ginormous drain on the salary cap. No one would give that much of a shit about Berry if he wasn't also handicapping to an extent the ability of this team to improve with his horrific cap number and next to no results to show for it.

Chris Meck wins the thread:

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Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 14068744)

If you search "2019 Chiefs Salary Cap", the first thing that comes up is Spotrac.com's detailed cap analysis.

You'll see that if the Chiefs cut Berry June 1st, they'll save $9.55 million. They will have $6.95 million in dead money that will still count against the cap. This is the first year, however, that the team can get out from under Berry's contract. You can get a hell of a nice player for $9.55 million dollars in cap money next season. For instance, the franchise tag number for safeties in 2018 was around $11.2 million.

you MIGHT want to have some facts before you call people morons.

Let's make it happen, it is the ONLY worthy outcome.

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Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 14069489)

If Eric Berry has surgery that prevents him from passing a physical, but also corrects his Haglund's deformity, then I am curious why anyone thinks he won't be back next year playing. If he's pain free, he should be able to resume play at a high level. You all want to complain that he's done because of the Haglund's Deformity, that we can't cut him due to the surgery to correct the Haglund's Deformity, but you don't think the surgery to fix the Haglund's Deformity will actually - you know - HELP.

I mean, I'd put more money on that happening than Earl Thomas coming back and playing at a high level.

But, I forgot this is CP, where the future is absolutely known and will be always terrible.

So Berry went in for surgery on Monday( a surgery he scheduled months in advance )because his Spirit is broken apart about his piss-poor performance against the Pats in the most important game of the year, and that he does NOT want to be an albatross to this team, and we can expect his healing process to be close to over by the time we hit camp?

No?

**** him.

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Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 14069489)

If Eric Berry has surgery that prevents him from passing a physical, but also corrects his Haglund's deformity, then I am curious why anyone thinks he won't be back next year playing.

The recovery time from the type of surgery Eric Berry is getting is 6-8 months... always bet the over on Eric Berry's recovery time from foot injures... so that means August is likely the EARLIEST that he would be able to return to football activities.

It will probably be another "day to day" extravaganza to start the season.

And there is also the question of can a 30 year old NFL safety ever return close to his old form, coming off another major injury to his foot, and having only played in three games during the past two seasons.

Team needs to cut ties with him regardless . This defense needs bodies that can play. Nothing less. It's worth it even if it costs the chiefs money.