But did you listen to him I mean really really listen to him.

How do you mean?

Um, no. And no where have I stated as such.

What I said was that the Lamar's state of health was so poor that he was in no position to endorse or deny a draft choice.

Here's the deal: He was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the 90's. He'd had it for a while, and like many men, "toughed out the pain". Unfortunately, by the time he went to doctor, it had metastasized. At that point, all the doctors could do was slow it's progression.

As for Belcher, with each passing day, his issues seem to grow deeper and deeper. The Chiefs were clearly aware of his issues and demons.

Whether or not they did "enough" is up for debate. But make no mistake: They knew what was going on .

Do you know how easy is it is to run a background check on ANYONE?

In the past 5 years, we've hired eight different nannies and interviewed double that number.

There are services online that check EVERYTHING. Are you willing to believe that the Chiefs are SO ****ing stupid and backwards ass they that FAILED to perform their Due Diligence?

IF they had, they'd have found a very troubled man.

It's not that ****ing hard to figure out.

And you're a dumb ****ing ****.

Yet, dumb mother****ers want to hire Marty ****ing Schottenheimer as General Manager.

LMAO

What a bunch of ****ing reeruns.

What evidence do you have that supports this? You're like a black belt in the art of conjecture, breh.

Yes.

And I'll give you the same look my wife gives me about 8pm...

Do you need a refresher? Is it my obligation to link every story that's been released by SI, CBS, the NY Post, the KC Star and so on so that YOU are up to date?

Really?

Maybe I do.

I have gathered that he argued with his girlfriend about their relationship and finances like millions of other couples probably do and that he once punched a window a long time ago because he got mad. What am I missing?

Not sure if you're serious. But if so, that's just silly. Chiefs did nothing wrong here. You can't control everything and everyone. Unless it involves candy wrappers.

Are you certain?

They may have and they may have not. I think it's too early to make judgements of culpability.

I hope the Chiefs are in the clear because it would be even more disastrous for the fans, but it's far from certain. There's been a substantial amount of info revealed in the past few days and it wouldn't surprise me if a civil suit was filed.

I'm not stating that as fact or as a certainty but again, it wouldn't be a shocker.

Disagree. 100% They knew he was having relationship troubles. Therapists don't disclose details back to employers. It's called HIPAA. Lot's of players never disclose substance abuse issues to their team for fear of jeopardizing their contract/career. Chiefs did what they could and have no blame here. At least by the details that are currently available.

The ****, dude?

They knew he was a trainwreck.

He should have been CUT.

Based on current info, I'm sure. Obviously, that could change based on new info.