In the past, my ficus has displayed the capacity for empathy ...

So I'm going with "No".

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If this happens is his contract just paused during the suspension?

Yes, much like josh gordons contract is still his rookie deal

Who knows? Nothing here makes any sense.

LOL ...

You don't ask for much, do you?

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I agree, bunch of contradictory stuff going on in this situation.

We shall see how it plays out and I think the Chiefs should keep the rights to Tyreek while also keeping him suspended until we have a much better idea of the legal situation.

Actually, both of those things could be simultaneously true, Mr. tk13.

Tyreek could have cooperated while the authorities hold the opinion that a crime occurred.

Those aren't necessarily mutually exclusive concepts.

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Be yourself. Some people will like you; some people will hate you; most probably won't give a shit one way or another. That's just the nature of this asylum.

LMAO I'm going with..."no".

Conflation and Tu Quoque are the last resort of an argument based on opinion rather than facts.

We poor Chiefs fans are immersed in a form of the "Liars Paradox", really. Someone says, "I am lying." If the speaker is lying, then the speaker is actually telling the truth. (And, of course, the opposite is also validated.)

Eventually, this may all boil down to the definition of "abuse". Based on what we've seen on this very site, there are varying opinions on that.

I think we can all agree that nobody knows the truth here ... not the entire truth, at least.

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They’re all morons

This is true. The idea of Mahomes being the GOAT sickens them. They don’t want to have to fly to KC for the next 10-20 years to kiss the ring.

But, but, but, not us right? I mean, we are blue bloods! Yes it includes you too KU fan.

They probably activate him after week 8 like k hunt

Another thing the Chiefs should add to the list of things they're waiting on before they decide what to do with Tyreek. At this point, let the NFL know the game is on.

I believe you're more right than wrong. The fact is, the Chiefs and their fans just aren't USED to having to deal with this kind of crap, and on a regular basis. And there's a certain temptation by some fans to quickly "be above the fray" or to be the good guy, OR because it happens to be middle America, to go running for the morality clause that suits them best.

Teams have been dealing with this shit for years, only now it's more public, more loud, and much more of a media sideshow than it was in decades past. And while I can understand the desire to want to be freed from this nightmare, the best thing to do is let the Chiefs know that you don't want any more players like this. And you sure as hell don't want to get attached to them or come to depend on them, only to have them fail you like you probably knew they would.

When it comes to this particular situation, you HAVE to ride it out because letting top 5 talent just walk out the door should NEVER be the MO or SOP; that's just incredibly unsound judgment and business. And besides, we don't HAVE a long history of keeping dickbags around and on the roster, so we should expect and deserve an opportunity to let the process play out despite what the Mike Florios of the world may think.