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Originally Posted by BigRedChief
100 million people viewed him being the aggressor and kicking a women on the ground. That’s well beyond the football audience.
The Chiefs didn’t knee jerk anything. There was genuine outrage. Lest we forget, he lied to Reid, Hunt and the rest of the Chiefs. He said he never left the room. He was adamant. What would you have them do at that point? You don’t get to flat out lie to your employer, get caught and expect to keep your job.
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Oh give me a break.
He was throwing someone out of his party. Of course hes going to be an "aggressor." He should have been done with it once she was out in the hallway and gone back to his party but it continued a little longer and she punched him in the face the first time they got close together. Then one of his friends, not Kareem, tried to grab something from her and knocked her to the ground and then on Hunts way back to the room he kicked, let me emphasize that word... KICKED, not plural kicking, with more of a tap that probably didnt even leave a bruise.
The whole lying shit doesnt fly with me. He lied about his involvement in an altercation at a hotel in Ohio, not about some report that was due a week ago like he worked at some 9-5 office job. Slap him with a penalty and get him some counseling to avoid being in those situations.
Hill's situation is completely different and is far more serious and yet he's still here. I'd be willing to bet that internally the Chiefs realize they ****ed up with Hunt and if they had a chance to do it all over again he would be suiting up with the Chiefs later this year and not the Browns.