4.19. 4.19. Do I hear a 4.19?

Hill ran a 4.24 at his pro day.

That was Hardmen's time, and Tyreek hasn't been released so I wouldn't write him off.

I thought Hill was going to get cut this past Monday, which gives me slight hope he'll play for KC this season.

Tyreek just needs how to learn how to be an absentee father and a womanizer. Seriously.

Cut ties with Crystal and start sending them child support checks. Everyone will be better off for it.

And then he needs to stop trying to turn these ho's into housewives.

Date a bitch. Bang the bitch. Ditch the bitch. Repeat. If he can start using these women for pussy and not get all emotional over them that'll keep him out of a potentially troublesome relationship.

He clearly doesn't know how to treat a woman and doesn't know how to be a good dad, so stop trying to be something you're not and instead, enjoy the single life of a young, rich man. He's better off that way.

I bet Hill plays for the Chiefs this year at some point

That's not 4.19

This.

Barring any new evidence, the pressure to release him will never be greater than it was last weekend. I figured they'd cut his ass Monday or there's a strong chance the Chiefs slow play this and keep him.

Then you gotta think of extending hill. But for how much

From the teams perspective, it sure seems like Veach, Hunt and Reid are like “the league made us look like fools in the Hunt situation when we tried to do the right thing, so **** it. If you want the DV element in your sport, we will play along. We will wait for the league to make their move and from a teams perspective keep Tyreek away from practices and workouts till that happens.”

No way

Sure seems like the “importance of the player” aspect is playing a part in this, too.

Like the Steelers and Rothlisbergsr and Santonio Holmes.

If Rothlisbergsr was a really good RB and did what he allegedly did, they probably cut or trade him like they did Holmes who had multiple drug instances and bad press with women.

The thing that gives me hope with Hardman is it appears he actually gains speed when he makes a cut.

Like...he's out there getting faster.

Somebody said he doesn't make contested catches.

I'm not sure he's been thrown a ball that was contested.

Yeah this is where I'm at.....I don't get the timing of it all.

What are you getting at with the second scenario?

Which is excellent. When i watch College WR's and see a highlight reel full of contested catches, all that says to me is that he has trouble getting separation at the college level, which does not bode well for his NFL chances.

A WR that is constantly open is a good thing. Especially when you can see that it's because he's legit running away from defenders who simply can't go stride for stride.