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Originally Posted by Adam
Eh, he could have signed for a little less than what he and his agent considered "market value" and still been an instant millionaire. He also could have worked out and been in playing shape when he showed up to camp. He's a perfect example of a guy who clearly felt he had "made it" the second his name was called in the draft. Game over, he wins. Actually becoming a great NFL player was something that would just be handed to him on a silver platter, along with more money. What a life.
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Considering how many players the Chiefs have holdout they have to be doing something he isn't the only one...happens basically every year.
The only part I will agree with is I think the Chiefs had and still have substandard DL coaching.