Safe to say the was Honey Badgers last game as a Chief. .

[DTVietnam]

His play has really gone down the last couple of weeks..hes not really an impact player he was the past few season...as much as he is a great locker room guy and a leader I dont think the Chiefs can validate paying him what he is going to want. .

lets hope they make somethign work:

32 on coming back to KC. I ****ing love this guy, man. @Mathieu_Era pic.twitter.com/EuuG5C60nr

— EDDIE HIGH (@EddieHigh) January 31, 2022

[Gary Cooper]

Originally Posted by DTVietnam

#Chiefs Frank Clark: “Kansas City is home. I bought a house here, my daughter goes to school here.
I want to be here the rest of my career.”

— Aaron Ladd (@aaronladd0) January 31, 2022

What do he and his agent think he's worth?

[kcpasco]

Let someone else pay his worthless ass.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

I'm glad you guys finally realized he's a liability. I said this weeks ago and everyone said I was crazy.

[rabblerouser]

Some team will overpay for him.

Last time we gave an aging safety a big contract based on sentimentality, it was a giant mistake that probably (eventually) cost our DC and definitely our GM his job (for opposing it)...and I think it cost us the chance at the first Super Bowl of the Mahomes era.

If we hadn't have paid Berry (and gone into 2018 relying on him to actually play instead of wasting a roster spot for the entire year) we could've prepared and had a real safety...

[YontsRBake]

Originally Posted by JudasRising20

He was great in 2019. We don't win the SB without him. He's gotten worse each year since. He's in his 30s now. Unless he takes Sorensen's salary, we can bring him back. Otherwise, they need to move on.

I would say he was a lot better in 2020 than 2019 but fell off in 2021.

[Bump]

he did some good things here, but there's no real reason to give him some giant contract and from his tweets it sounds like he wants to be overpaid.

[UK_Chief]

He was pretty emotional in the post game. Let’s see

[chinaski]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

Yep, **** HB. Ready for him, and Clark to be gone. Clark gets flushed out of most plays. We played against a depleted OL and came up short. Defense needs some fresh blood. Need to get HB off this roster. He’s a distraction to the team. Good luck getting paid in the offseason, when you’ve put shit play on tape the last few games.

You can say that again.

[oldman]

Originally Posted by wazu

Part of me wonders if Honey Badger "business decisioned" himself into a much smaller contract next year.

And it was a bad one for him. All any other team his to do is watch him over the last 6-8 games (not counting the Bills game) and judge if he's worth what he's asking. I'll keep him for less money than he's making now and for a 2-3 year deal. I made a comment in another thread about our secondary looking like the Keystone Cops without him, but you have to think there's a younger guy out there that could do the same thing.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by UK_Chief

He was pretty emotional in the post game. Let’s see

When is he ever not emotional?

I've been as big of a "get the **** out of town HB" guy as anyone this season, but tonight it wasn't on him. He actually tackled first from the plays I saw that he was in position to make as the first defender. All year he had been laying up and throwing his hands up in the air or trying to strip the ball as the runner got another 10 yards while some other Chiefs player had to come in and make the tackle.

That being said, I'm still in the bye bye Mathieu crowd. He clearly lost a step. Fewest INTs as a Chief. Fewest PDs as a Chief. Went from a 59 and 60 passer rating against in his first 2 years to 88. And even though he had his most tackles this year, I can't for the life of me understand where they came from because he didn't seem to want to lay someone out all year.

Thanks for 2019, HB, but your time has come. You aren't worth the money you were crying about on twitter all year long. I'd take you as Sorensen's replacement if you want Sorensen's salary too.

[dannybcaitlyn]

I’m with Meck on this one. If I’m spending this kinda of money I’m going after a young Marcus Williams!

[notorious]

Thanks for helping this team to a couple superbowls and a title.

I enjoyed watching HB. Dude has an attitude I like.

[Rainbarrel]

Originally Posted by DTVietnam

#Chiefs Frank Clark: “Kansas City is home. I bought a house here, my daughter goes to school here.
I want to be here the rest of my career.”

— Aaron Ladd (@aaronladd0) January 31, 2022

Cost of living and always be a hero here. Commuting from the middle of the country.

[threebag]

His Spirit looked broken

[tatorhog]

Originally Posted by UK_Chief

He was pretty emotional in the post game. Let’s see

I think the part of his brain that had him weepy during the postgame is the same part that causes him to be a social media loudmouth. Dude is an emotional roller coaster .

When he's got the game to back up the bullshit, it makes sense. There were too many times when plays ended at his feet as he stood there watching, or just didn't have enough lead in his pencil to finish a tackle. He may have won the Walter Payton Man of the Year, but hopefully he won a one way ticket out of KC too.

I don't think we win the Buffalo game if he stays in the game. Just my opinion.