Here's the problem - sometimes there might be no false statement in an article. However, said article becomes a hit piece when it paints a picture that's not accurate. Be honest, when you read the article, you took it that the Chiefs were the #1 offender in the NFL regarding DV cases. WHY? Because THAT'S EXACTLY what this type of article is meant to infer. Yet, the FACT is the Chiefs are nowhere near the top of the list - they're 11th.

http://www.nflarrest.com/

This should be a teachable moment for you. Problem is, it won't be.

Yea it worked so well for the previous 50 years.

Again, when you add those 2 to the hunt thing last year and the belcher thing it can be made to look like the organization is a little tone deaf to it

I don’t know why you guys are all wound up about it. It is what it is

Belcher lost his ****ing mind, that doesn't mean the team can't ever take another chance on a player again.

And the Bengals model won all 50 of those Super Bowls?

We never won it all because we never had a quarterback. Now we do. We don’t need a prison gang, we just needed a quarterback.

Everyone made tons of jokes about the Cowboys...how many bowls did they win?

Yup

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.den...ence-case/amp/

Why is this even on the Chiefs? Cry to the NFL about it. The Chiefs immediately cut Hunt; the NFL gave him a slap on the wrist. Who there is trivializing domestic violence?

Like it or not, when we picked up tyreek we knew this was the baggage that came along with it. Other teams knew too considering how low he fell. Regardless of if he behaved or didn't behave the entire teams behavior would be put under a microscope. Whether he's guilty or not guilty, he clearly put himself in a position where this was going to resurface some things. Its hard for us to be outraged or surprised by this. The article is not wrong. But as a fan, I've chosen not to really give a shit as long as we win.

Exactly, Belcher had no clues in his background and the team tried to help when he started having problems. WTF else are they supposed to do?

We had an employee kidnap his ex wife, tie her up and throw her in a pond, luckily she didn't die. He ended up killing himself.

Is that our fault? **** no its not.

Because that FACT won't support the narrative here.

Didn't someone do an analysis recently that showed other teams with more of a history of this than the Chiefs? Like, weren't the Broncos the top team?

CTE says "what?"

Yep. KC is 11th, as someone earlier pointed out.

http://www.nflarrest.com/

Obviously your employer is an asshole who needs to watch who he hires, it's all their fault man.