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[suzzer99]

Sorry guys, but it looks like actual authors have been replaced by AI, which is clearly up to the task.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/foo...rs/ar-AA1g0IJ5

Chiefs GM Offers Encouraging Replace On Chris Jones State of affairs
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Within the eyes of many, the defending Tremendous Bowl champion Kansas Metropolis Chiefs are the favorites to win all of it as soon as once more this season.

However there’s a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the group within the type of star go rusher Chris Jones’ ongoing contract negotiations.

GM Brett Veach says he’s “hopeful” {that a} deal will likely be agreed to quickly in order that Jones will find yourself suiting up for the group in Week 1, through ProFootballTalk.

“Certainly hopeful for that,” Veach stated, through PFT and the Chiefs. “We have been in communication, actually just in the last two days we’ve been in more communication. We’re going to continue to press on and work hard. A lot of respect on both sides of this thing. It’s been well stated how we feel about Chris, and he feels the same way. Again, we’re just going to keep working on this thing. We’re looking forward to next Thursday and hopefully he’s in the lineup, and he’s ready to go.”

Jones has spent all of his seven NFL seasons with the Chiefs, and he has performed each defensive sort out and defensive finish throughout his time with the group.

Final season, he had 15.5 sacks, tying his profession excessive, in addition to 17 tackles for loss and 29 quarterback hits as he made his fourth straight Professional Bowl and bought his first All-Professional First-Staff nod.

Getting a deal accomplished is of paramount significance, as Kansas Metropolis already misplaced two of their key contributors this offseason.

JuJu Smith-Schuster, their most efficient vast receiver in 2022, left to affix the New England Patriots, whereas star offensive sort out Orlando Brown Jr. is now a member of the Cincinnati Bengals, the group Kansas Metropolis barely bought previous in final season’s AFC Championship Recreation.

The Chiefs may have their work lower out for them this yr, as the remainder of the convention is totally loaded.

It is going to be essential for them to get Jones’ contract extension taken care of very quickly and begin the season robust, as they’ll face the Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars, and New York Jets throughout the first 4 weeks of the schedule.

[siberian khatru]

Just wait until Chiefs Planet replaces all of us with AI posts

[ToxSocks]

That reading must is tremendous of your most best football team, the Kansas Metropolis.

Amazing addition of the current significance of the Chris Jones problematic.

[tyreekthefreak]

Hope AI learns a little grammar...

[siberian khatru]

See, it’s already happening!

Although in some instances, this will be an improvement

[DJ's left nut]

This is pretty much the real life manifestation of the 'random letters' thing.

The theory goes that you can essentially write a paragraph and for every other word or so, make the middle 2 or 3 letters of the word random gibberish. And yet whoever is reading that paragraph can use context clues to essentially know exactly what you're saying.

It's annoyingly accurate and it would seem MSNBC is happy to lean into the skid on this one.

"Eh, **** it - if 20% of the words are 70% right - they'll get the general idea..."

{clicks publish}

That's pretty spectacularly lazy.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

Getting a deal accomplished is of paramount significance, as Kansas Metropolis already misplaced two of their key contributors this offseason.

It's going to annoy me if we can't figure out where we left those guys by Week 1. Where did we see them last?

[displacedinMN]

talking about AI the other day. Sometimes it just puts shit in to random places.
humans still need to have a brain to proof it.

[mr. tegu]

How do we know this is AI?

[WhawhaWhat]

Originally Posted by displacedinMN

talking about AI the other day. Sometimes it just puts shit in to random places.
humans still need to have a brain to proof it.

Editors cost money though.

[siberian khatru]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

This is pretty much the real life manifestation of the 'random letters' thing.

The theory goes that you can essentially write a paragraph and for every other word or so, make the middle 2 or 3 letters of the word random gibberish. And yet whoever is reading that paragraph can use context clues to essentially know exactly what you're saying.

It's annoyingly accurate and it would seem MSNBC is happy to lean into the skid on this one.

"Eh, **** it - if 20% of the words are 70% right - they'll get the general idea..."

{clicks publish}

That's pretty spectacularly lazy.

I think we’re running a high-tech test of the infinite monkey theorem

[mr. tegu]

This is basically identical to every product description on any Chinese brand on Amazon. But to be fair ZUZZEET makes some quality stuff.

[Hammock Parties]

TREMENDOUS BOWL CHAMPIONS!

AND NO ONE CAN EVER! EVER TAKE IT AWAY!

[mr. tegu]

I had no idea he made All-Professional First-Staff. That’s probably worth a few million a year and might be the reason for the contract dispute.

[Skyy God]

Still bet AI can propose better trades than Balto.