Sure and if were just Frank Clark I doubt anyone would have a problem with it


For as much shit as you guys give the “show” some of you are pretty triggered about it

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I think a lot of it isn’t necessarily about the number but the timing of it all


Once pat starts throwing tds in September I doubt anyone will care

Maybe the hit pieces just come when you're the top team in the NFL. You know, like what goes on with the murdering, ball-deflating, jersey tampering, illegal filming Patriots.

If it such a huge problem....then the NFL should start banning players with incidents before they get to the league. What’s that? They can’t? Then shut the **** up then.

****ing this.

The NFL just celebrated the Titans for drafting a player in the first round who is ON TAPE clocking a woman.

They celebrated that pick like it was a “steal”. And are those ****s getting heat? He’ll no.

Seriously **** these mother****ing SJW’s and their bullshit.

Hmmm...

The Bengals had big problems because their players were a distraction. Including playing like scumbags and racking up costly dumb penalties at dumb times. our players are generally good teammates and well liked in the locker room. Tyreek is a little different situation but I'm of the mindset that the Chiefs responsibility is to determine if he's worth the risk and the distraction. It should be the NFLs job to enforce consistent punishment and theyve utterly failed, leaving teams in a tough spot. Kareem showed there's no reward for teams that "do the right thing" so what's the incentive

Mahomes is the soap that cleans all that is dirty.

I don't understand why CP is so triggered about the idea of losing Hill. This team is a Super Bowl favorite even if they cut Hill today.

KC domestic violence charges is 6. Denver is 13.

What’s behind the Minnesota Vikings’ brutal history with domestic violence?

Just for fun, I picked a seemingly innocuous NFL team and dug into their history of domestic violence.

See? Anyone can do this…

In 1996 defensive end James Harris was arrested for domestic assault
In 1999 safety Orlando Thomas was arrested for assaulting his wife
In 2002 wide receiver Randy Moss hit a female police officer with his car
In 2005 Daunte Culpepper, Moe Williams, Fred Smoot, Bryant McKinnie were arrested for “lewd conduct” involving a stripper
In 2005 tackle Kevin Williams was arrested for domestic assault
In 2011 cornerback Chris Cook was arrested for domestic assault
In 2013 cornerback AJ Jefferson was arrested for domestic assault
In 2014 running back Adrian Peterson was arrested for child endangerment
In 2018 receiver Cayleb Jones was arrested for domestic assault and felony theft

Edit: and if we're being honest, the Belcher situation is much more of a mental health issue than a domestic violence issue. I hate it when people bring it up as if it's some sort of parallel to Hill's situation.

Why are so many of you getting triggered? Hill situation is all but over besides the token suspension. Leave it and move on.

That has nothing to do with what I said. Regardless of where we are on that list, we knew damn well what we were getting into PR wise when we picked tyreek hill.

Ummm maybe because some other team will just be allowed to scoop him up for cheap after he gets a slap on the wrist with little to no backlash from these same media members?

There’s also the fact that he hasn’t been charged with anything and likely won’t be.

And no, losing Tyreek hurts our SB chances this year. To think otherwise is reeruned.