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Berry is baaaaack!!
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ractice-monday
Eric Berry signs franchise tender, to practice Monday 0 By Kevin Patra Around the NFL writer Published: Aug. 28, 2016 at 03:12 p.m. Updated: Aug. 28, 2016 at 04:31 p.m. Eric Berry is officially back. The Kansas City safety reported Sunday and signed his franchise tender, the team announced. Berry will practice with the Chiefs on Monday. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport first reported on Friday that Berry would return early this week. "He's in great shape. It's great to have him here," coach Andy Reid said of Berry. Reid added that he's leaning against playing Berry in Thursday's preseason finale against the Green Bay Packers. The coach said last week he wasn't worried about Berry's conditioning and believed the safety would be in shape to play Week 1, despite skipping all team-run activities this summer. Berry and the Chiefs did not agree on a long-term extension prior to the July 15 deadline, meaning he'll play 2016 on the $10.806 million tag. Until Berry signed his franchise tender on Sunday, the safety was not under contract, therefore not susceptible to being fined for skipping workouts. The sides can't negotiate a long-term deal until after the Chiefs season is over. |
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Where is the thread that he actually signed his tender?
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I figured it would be a week earlier but glad to have him on board . at least now we know we have a backup for Sorenson.
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The only other threads are about how he PLANS to sign his tender |
Easy 6 being a douchebag
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It would be nice if these reporters would get their facts straight. Unless I'm mistaken, The Chiefs and Berry can't negotiate until after the league year is over. If the Chiefs were to miss the postseason, then their season would be over, and according to this guy, be able to negotiate.
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Will be the final year for him here. He better come up and play hard as hell.
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FIRE IN THA HOLE!
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I'm making chicken fajitas with habanero Rotella so tomorrow will be "FIRE IN THE A HOLE" for me. |
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Berry is baaaaack!!
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Just as I predicted. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
This seems nice.
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Berry has stated he wants to play here. He will most likely have another All Pro year, will be another year cancer free- and the Chiefs will take care of him. |
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:rolleyes: As did most Nostradamus... |
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Berry didn't report until late because he's pissed. Even if he was just pulling a TonyG he would have reported when camp broke. Berry waited to the very last second he could and still give himself a chance to play week 1 to protect his FA next year. Eric Berry The Leader Everyone |
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He didn't come back early becausehe didn't want to play in any preseason games and get injured. Posted via Mobile Device |
Rust causes injuries.
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'just not wanting to play any preseason' is quite the example for teammates Berry has never seem to avoid practicing or playing in the preseason in the past. That didn't happen until his contract negotiations. I don't hate Berry but he's been overpaid his entire career and now he's pissed because the Chiefs don't want to overpay him even more. Reportedly he's also pissed because he doesn't want to pay insurance to protect himself and the Chiefs with his new contract. Berry is being kind of a dick. |
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A lot of dumbassery saying he only had to play 6 games this season. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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if he has a monster year, hes gone, while the chiefs try to retain poe. if he has a down year, he stays at the chiefs offering. |
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Figured it all along. He just didn't want to do training camp and early pre-season.
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He flat out says he wants Berry to make as much as he can, but that KC can't keep paying everyone "highest position money" because it's a salary capped league. I took that as saying they won't be giving Berry a long term contract. Especially when guys like Matheau got over 12m per year and next year the bar will be even higher...Berry will probably get over 13m per year in FA and we will get a third round comp pick for him. |
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Berry is baaaaack!!
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Reid said he's in great shape and after going through chemo I don't think anyone here would have guessed any differently. Big issue here will be him getting in "game shape" (ready for full contact) and missing reps with the new, young guys in the secondary. |
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Best of luck to him. It's a great story. I hope he's in game shape by week 2. :) |
Check out his presser on kcchiefs.com. Honestly, I've never had a problem with Berry and the presser helps solidify that for me. Yes, he held out. My guess is, like all players, he wants a long term deal for what he is worth, the Chiefs could not or would not give that to him at this time, so he trained on his own knowing he'd be back. He kept a low profile and just did his thing. To me, he seemed genuine and loves being a Chiefs and is looking forward to playing. That's all you can really want out of a guy.
I don't know how to embed from there: http://www.chiefs.com/media-center/v...6-16264a574968 |
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If this doesn't link me to a Twitter post about how much he loves this team then he can go straight to hell! |
A real feel good interview ,bottom line they can't agree on the money
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Not only would such a move wreck their cap, he doesn't play a premium position. Enjoy EB's final season in KC. |
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If this is Berry's last season in KC, then so be it. Thanks for the great play, and good luck. Now, let's spend $12M per on a premium pass rusher to replace Ford.
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Every play he avoids in preseason to avoid injury leads to increased risk of injury during the first 3/4 games of the regular season. The tag money is guaranteed once he signs it whether he blows his knee out in a preseason game or blows it out during the regular season. Same money either way. |
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And the cap money is not all that matters. He's also wanting a long term deal and if he suffered an Achilles injury or soemthing like that, his long term offer next year would be significantly lower. Posted via Mobile Device |
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While it's possible we could see those players cut or restructured, I still don't believe it'll be enough to carry a $12 million dollar per safety, as they have other needs (and the draft). |
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Hopefully Berry will come around at the end of the year and give us a hometeam discount. Charles, DJ and Fisher all did so maybe he'll follow. I mean if we'r ever gonna be sucessfull over a long period like the Pats we need a core of team players.
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-Rolling over $$ this year would create a little over $8 million in 2017. -Cap rise will probably be around $5 million making it $13 million. -Extending Foles could lower his $10 million 2017 cap hit year 1 to save around $5 million. That's $18 million without cutting Mauga and cutting/restructuring Colquitt. Not sure if that will work, but we have $27 million in 2018 to push the 2nd year cap hits for Poe and Berry. |
it seems pretty obvious berry and the chiefs are parting ways
kelce and fisher were handled, and poe will be next someone had to be the odd man out, berry it is |
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