Yeah, and how long did they last here?

Point proven.

Would you go out and talk to a Co-worker that showed up to work holding a gun AFTER he confessed to murder ?

Wait, how can you call it a crime of passion and then in the next post say "he wanted her dead to such a large degree..."

Really? Warren Moon was brought in AFTER he admitted to domestic violence. Larry Johnson was charged and found guilty his first year here.

What point are you trying to prove?

If the Chiefs were aware of his alleged alcohol and drug abuse, while simultaneously advocating and aware of relationship counseling, I think they had to know that it was possible for this to end badly for both victims.

With ESPN firmly in their pocket along with the rest. Broncos cheating the cap when they won their SB, didn't really ever hear much about that. With all the baseball steroid issues that made news, when it happened in the NFL it was a freaking blurb.

Got it Dr. Phil.

I'm not denying that he was jacked up, but to dissect the situation and act as though you know exactly what was going on is pretty presumptuous. I know there's no debating with you though....carry on.

He shoot her NINE TIMES that is a crime of passion.

Depends on the relationship I have with them. I have some good friends that I would try to talk out of killing themselves.

That's the same relationship that Pioli and Crennel had with Belcher. They were his family.

In fact, Johnson was charged THREE times with domestic violence while he was in KC, and the first time he threatened a girlfriend with a gun, and continued to play for an additional 5 years here.

Vermeil AND the Chiefs unfortunately have a knack for supporting a legal travesty.

Ending badly =/= murder suicide.

Warren Moon only played here two seasons as a backup and had 0 issues.

LJ was tolerated only because of his contract and because he was so good. He was dumped as soon as it was clear he was a shitty player in tandem with being a shitty person.

The Hunt family has never tolerated guys like Jovan Belcher.

Pioli being here changed that obviously.

The world I live in? I'm college educated. I dated a licensed medical social worker for years that dealt with similar trauma.

I'm not some teenager experiencing life throw the glass eyes lens for the first time. I'm 47 ****ing years old and have seen more shit firsthand in this regard than I hope you'll see in your lifetime.

Do you think Pioli called them and said "Hey guys, come on out, Jevon's got a gun and wants to talk to you!"

Whatever...I'll leave all the details to the CP Shrinks.

No, I'm talking about the contradiction.


If you want someone dead to a large degree, you can't commit a crime of passion.