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Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate
This is a bullshit stance that makes me want to punch kittens. It's not worth losing players in the off season or before the playoffs because they can't keep their personal shit together.
Not every mega-talent is simultaneously a ****ing shitbag too. And it's on Veach and Reid to separate the wheat from the chaff.
What good is temporary success? What good was Hunt being gone from the playoffs? When I watched that pass sail right over his replacement's hands in the AFCCG, I knew right then and there; that was a game-changing **** up that had Hill been present, would have resulted in a TD.
Superturtle is right. We've established a perfectly reasonable middle ground for this kind of shit, and violent offenders are outside of it. Period. End of ****ing story. And if you and others seek to continue to allow this kind of player on the Chiefs, then you deserve every important and miserable loss you suffer for your ignorance. You deserve to spend the rest of your winters salty as **** and cursing God for your "bad luck".
So why don't you and the rest of the clowns wise up and realize that these high-risk players aren't worth it in the end, and that we can find equal or better talent elsewhere because the "Andy Reid Rehab"-show for wayward **** ups has clearly expired and is no longer functioning.
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I don't mind the 'second chance' guys but you don't bring them in at high cost. You don't draft them at #1, you don't give up a high pick to get them, and you don't sign them at big money.
Furthermore, it's a business, and you don't want to be the KC woman beaters. You've probably used up your Domestic Violence Abuser quotient for a while.
Anthem kneelers or pot smokers or DUI's or anything like that are not problems of the same type or seriousness.