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03-12-2020 02:29 PM |
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Originally Posted by Megatron96
(Post 14837647)
“Big,” “calculated,” we’re arguing semantics at this point. The point is that you have to roll the dice sometimes.
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Yes you do have to roll the dice and to decrease the chances of a bad contract you have to calculate the risks. You do that by taking these factors into account;
Age - is the player at the end of his prime?
Chris Jones is just now getting into his prime. This was the first year where he looked like an absolute stud and took games over. He's just gonna get better and you don't just get rid of that type of game changing ability
Injury history - Football is extremely physical and most players get hurt and miss games, but has the player missed multiple games every season and constantly has nagging injuries that keep him at less than 100% when he actually does play?
This was the first year CJ has had injury problems. He has been very healthy his whole career and isnt constantly on the injury report.
Loves the game - Does the player love to play football or is he just looking for his big pay day?
Chris Jones is very vocal about his love of the game and is constantly trying to get better.
Does the player want to be here? Does he love the city, fans, and most importantly loves his teammates?
This is another thing that Jones has been very vocal about. He loves everything about Kansas City and the Chiefs.
So if someonw wants to spew off about calculating the risk and how Chris Jones is a risky signing Id love to see their reasons why. This whole Berry and Houston got hurt bullshit isnt a reason. Give me a legit reason that signing him long term would br bad. Give me some of the negatives when calculating the risk. The money isnt a reason either because you can keep his cap bit low until the cap is crazy high.
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