Berry Day-to-Day, Andy won't commit to him playing chargers.

[JakeF]

Asked if Berry would be ready to go on Sunday in Los Angeles, coach Andy Reid was non-committal.

“We’ll see,” he said Monday. “It’s day-to-day. We’ll see how it goes.”

#Chiefs coach Andy Reid says it’s “day to day” with safety Eric Berry, who has been dealing with a sore heel.

— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) September 3, 2018

[TEX]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

THIS!
The Chiefs practice this BS more than any team not coached by Bellichek.

You may be right, however the Texans do it a LOT also. Perhaps they should get a pass with Billy-O being a Bellichek disciple. Regardless, whenever I year it, I just tell myself that Player X isn't playing....I expect the same with Ragland this season as well in that his seemingly non issue swollen knee will end up being worse than they let on and cause him to miss a lot of snaps.

[Titty Meat]

Just retire already

[Eleazar]

Both the Houston and Berry mega-contracts blowing up on our faces is the Chiefsest thing ever.

[Red Dawg]

Broke dick that's getting paid for nothing and has a nightmare contract thanks to Dorsey. He was a shitty GM.

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

Both the Houston and Berry mega-contracts blowing up on our faces is the Chiefsest thing ever.

No shit. **** players and their bullshit about getting paid. When do they ever bring home the goods after they get a ton of money. Football is just to much contact to hand over gobs of cash for anyone except QB.

[DiaperBoy27]

Originally Posted by Why Not?

Love the guy but at this point I don't ever expect to see him on the field again.

If I were Berry, getting back on the field after round 2 of the sore heel would be terrifying. Other Achilles seems like a ticking time bomb.

[TLO]

Heel probably come out full speed on Sunday and make a significant impact. That's what I'm hoping for anyway.

[RippedmyFlesh]

So does trading an all pro defensive player before paying him qb money seem like such a stupid thing now? If I were a raiders fan as far as mack goes I would say how did that houston deal work for the chiefs? Or the Berry deal.

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by Superturtle

Show Berry and Houston the door as soon as it's financially viable. Sick of these 2 brokedicks hogging our cap space.

For Berry that's 2020. His cap hit in 19 would be 14 mil if cut. 2020 it's 4.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by DiaperBoy27

If I were Berry, getting back on the field after round 2 of the sore heel would be terrifying. Other Achilles seems like a ticking time bomb.

Sure would. The deal is this was the same heel that he had issues with last preseason. The other Achilles is the one he tore.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

So does trading an all pro defensive player before paying him qb money seem like such a stupid thing now? If I were a raiders fan as far as mack goes I would say how did that houston deal work for the chiefs?

Or the Watt deal work out for Hou? Or...

[Hoover]

Originally Posted by TomBarndtsTwin

They're gonna have to at some point in the next couple years to be able to afford to pay Tyreek's and Mahomes new contracts when they come due . . . .

Its all about slotting and spreading out contracts. Berry and Houston will be off the books when it comes time to pay Pat. Which is why its so important to draft playmakers in the early rounds of the draft in the NFL.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by TLO

Heel probably come out full speed on Sunday and make a significant impact. That's what I'm hoping for anyway.

You may be on to something - I've learned to never count that guy out. BUT, this is the same scenario as last season. And he DID make a significant impact in KC's opening win over the Pats. Deal is he was done for the rest of the year and it was the absolute KILLER of the defense.

[Hoover]

I have no issue with paying Houston what we did. The contract that has always bothered me was Berry because while he's great, we are paying 2x what other teams are paying for the position.

[RippedmyFlesh]

Originally Posted by TEX

Or the Watt deal work out for Hou? Or...

2010 the last time a def player of the year was in the super bowl. It's always better to trade them than to think you are winning a super bowl with def which no longer happens.