Of course.

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If you really care about all these issues and they really matter to you, stop supporting the NFL, that's it period.

Don't fall for the clickbait my brethren, the person who judges the tree by the few bad apples it grows every year, is a ****ing idiot. Where's the piece on the countless charities and group created by past and present players that have helped the community in a multitude of ways? No? Nothing?

They just hate that a team so insignificant to them has Mahomes. Drink their tears.

You’re such a ****ing bundle of sticks.

Like Mecca said, if it bothers you, stop watching the NFL period because the rest of the league doesn’t care any more than the Chiefs do.

I'm honestly so tired of some of these opinions like really someone like Eleazor should just not watch the NFL, sometimes you have to accept the reality of what shit is and if you can't handle it move on to something that jives with your moral compass.

I mean you could easily expand this to the entire league. It's not like the Chiefs are the only team that has experienced players with issues in the past or present. But, you know why try and show the entire picture. Just focus on one team, sure.

Not condoning what has happened with some of these players, but when you have a coach like Andy who has a history of giving second chances, what do you expect?

who cares if the players are abusing women and children, the chiefs winning boosts my self-worth while I watch from my couch in my XXXL Mahomes jersey

Nice way of projecting there.

If these players mentioned in the article weren't on the Chiefs they would be on other teams. This is more of an "NFL" issue than just a "Chiefs" issue. Nice of them to single out one team though.

The article also states that you should drink double the amount of antifreeze.

The Chiefs are a threat to their big market Patriots.

I remember when people like you used to rail about how the team cared more about character than talent and winning.

You
Dane
Mecca
DeezNutz
OTWP

Off the top of my head.

It’s a problem across the league, but when one team has more than twice the number of issues that the average team does, they open themselves up to more criticism