****2016 Chiefs Training Camp Thread****

[Dinny Bossa Nova]

QBs and rookies report today.

Sorry if Q, didn't search.

Dinny

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[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

Where's the safe space where I can talk about Hill's speed and not have to talk about domestic violence thanks I'll hang up and listen.

Nowhere.

Hill is forced to let time heal his public image. He can do things to expedite the process once his career gets going like donate time and money to domestic violence prevention and victim recovery organizations. Until then, however, while he's still a faceless rookie in his first NFL training camp, he deserves to be subjected to random people on the internet saying, "He's a really fast guy but a total piece of shit human being." And that's as he's going through his mandatory probation and counseling.

Will some people not care as long as he's scoring TDs for the Chiefs? Probably. But there will be a ton of the fanbase especially in his first season who won't accept him no matter how well he does. He's going to have to prove to people that he's a different person now, and that just takes time.

[jspchief]

Nice to see that beating women becomes forgivable if you're athletic enough and play for "my" team.

If this guy played for Denver I wonder what Chiefs fans would say.

[Red Dawg]

Not that it matters in here but Harvard beard boy signed one year for 12 mil.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy

Not that it matters in here but Harvard beard boy signed one year for 12 mil.

It does matter. QBs we will face the first month of the season: Rivers, Osweiler, Fitzpatrick and Roethlisberger without Bryant and possibly Bell if his suspension holds up.

[Dunerdr]

Am I the only one not certain the division is ours? Houstons injury loss of Sean smith Alex smith sucks..

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by jspchief

Nice to see that beating women becomes forgivable if you're athletic enough and play for "my" team.

If this guy played for Denver I wonder what Chiefs fans would say.

You've been here a LONG time. You know EXACTLY what this board would say.

#hypocrites

[Trivers]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

Nowhere.

Hill is forced to let time heal his public image. He can do things to expedite the process once his career gets going like donate time and money to domestic violence prevention and victim recovery organizations. Until then, however, while he's still a faceless rookie in his first NFL training camp, he deserves to be subjected to random people on the internet saying, "He's a really fast guy but a total piece of shit human being." And that's as he's going through his mandatory probation and counseling.

Will some people not care as long as he's scoring TDs for the Chiefs? Probably. But there will be a ton of the fanbase especially in his first season who won't accept him no matter how well he does. He's going to have to prove to people that he's a different person now, and that just takes time.

nicely written

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballBillay

**** Hill

He would probably slap you around after he got done railing you.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Originally Posted by Dunerdr

Am I the only one not certain the division is ours? Houstons injury loss of Sean smith Alex smith sucks..

I'm as big of an Alex Smith critic as you'll find and even I think we win 12 games this year (maybe more). This team has more answers than questions IMO. Just gotta stay healthy.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by Chiefs Pantalones

I'm as big of an Alex Smith critic as you'll find and even I think we win 12 games this year (maybe more). This team has more answers than questions IMO. Just gotta stay healthy.

I'm with you. I think the addition of Schwartz gave us 2 wins. 11-5 last year .

Give me a 13-3 season

There's no reason we shouldn't beat The Raiders, Broncos and Chargers twice each.

[Easy 6]

I'm with SNR, that was a "fair and balanced" take

It will take time and real effort to rehab his image with many people and rightly so

But lets be honest, literal murderers are released from prison every day and allowed to pursue their lives once again... so I see no real reason begrudge this guy a second chance

[rico]

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

Where's the safe space where I can talk about Hill's speed and not have to talk about domestic violence thanks I'll hang up and listen.

Not that I condone anything he did...I think what he did is despicable, but I know what you mean. It is what it is and it's never going to be what it isn't until it's not anymore, so whatever. I just want to hear/read/discuss how the dude is doing on the field.

With that said, man...in interviews, he comes off as the type of guy who would score a 2, maybe 3 on a Wonderlich test. Good...gracious. I am curious as to what his score was.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

Nowhere.

Hill is forced to let time heal his public image. He can do things to expedite the process once his career gets going like donate time and money to domestic violence prevention and victim recovery organizations. Until then, however, while he's still a faceless rookie in his first NFL training camp, he deserves to be subjected to random people on the internet saying, "He's a really fast guy but a total piece of shit human being." And that's as he's going through his mandatory probation and counseling.

Will some people not care as long as he's scoring TDs for the Chiefs? Probably. But there will be a ton of the fanbase especially in his first season who won't accept him no matter how well he does. He's going to have to prove to people that he's a different person now, and that just takes time.

I think great athletes should get a 3 strike chance. I mean, if you're a great athlete that means you're an aggressive person. If you're an aggressive person your gonna choke a bitch when she tries to **** you up. Maybe for every 3 Ko's returned for a TD you get to choke 1 bitch. I don't know . just thinkin out loud.

[stumppy]

Originally Posted by Hog Farmer

I think great athletes should get a 3 strike chance. I mean, if you're a great athlete that means you're an aggressive person. If you're an aggressive person your gonna choke a bitch when she tries to **** you up. Maybe for every 3 Ko's returned for a TD you get to choke 1 bitch. I don't know . just thinkin out loud.

I think I see where you're going with this. Now I'm just spit balling but how about a 50% reduction in the child support said player has to pay if he was instrumental in the team making the playoffs. And a trip to the Super Bowl would make it a 90% reduction.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by jspchief

Nice to see that beating women becomes forgivable if you're athletic enough and play for "my" team.

If this guy played for Denver I wonder what Chiefs fans would say.

I railed against the selection from the minute it happened. There's really not much more I can say about it and there's certainly nothing I can do about it.

I hope the kid is a home run for the Chiefs but more importantly, he stays on the straight and narrow.

That said, it's going to be difficult to root for him, especially in the short term.