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The hourglass means Veach has to meet his demands, so the Chiefs have likely offered their max to him and he still wants more, so he’s willing to leave the chiefs for likely $3 to $5 million per year more.which is likely tops $15 to $20 million total depending on 3 or 4 years, which isn’t nothing but it shows it’s not about the fans, the city, the franchise or the threepeat, it’s about him and his money.
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And we have a QB getting half a billion dollars and as of now accounting for 60mil in cap space. He too is about the money. Stop acting like players are so different from every other human being. |
If Jones retired today he'd be a hall of famer. If he continues being excellent he'll be a first ballot and if he drops off he'll wait a few more years.
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What a ride…got bear-hugged by Chris at the NFL Draft in 2016 in Chicago…watched him become one of the top 3 defensive players in the league for our favorite team…watched Chris dominate in the playoffs and win 3 SBs…watched Chris leave and finish his career on a low note because his ego got in the way…thanks for the memories, Chris
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Tyreek also plays a much sexier position and has the mystique of his speed going for him. I think CJ is a HOFer. He may just have to wait longer if he leaves KC. If he stays he will be a no doubt first ballot lock. |
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And Patrick being the top QB in the league is able to demand what he's paid. Why isn't that same luxury afforded to Jones as the top DT in the league? |
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https://www.pennlive.com/philadelphi...extension.html Isn't that what Chris Jones is trying to do at his position? Hell we don't even know if he's trying to beat Aaron Donald's contract |
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