You’d honestly have to be living under a rock for the last several years not to get it.

that's very sweet to say. Very thoughtful, kind and gentle. Great loving act of kindness.

You had responded to me responding to someone else.

To quote you again directly about you this time (so there is no miscommunication here):

Nah, just let him go. Good RB's are a burden. It's almost always a mistake to pay them, and when they're good and your fan base has an affinity for him, you almost always have to pay him.

We've seen his production replaced. We haven't seen the big plays in the same fashion as Hunt, but they're there. They're just different.

Let some other team get forced into paying him. And i say this as a Kareem Hunt fan, and grudgingly wish him the best in Brown Town.

Kareem Hunt can stay on his feet. That's his superpower. It's a great power, but not the only one.

For instance, if the Chiefs were to draft a RB with scorching speed that would be a tool that would be useful in my opinion.

I'm quoting your post which indicates that you are now responding to him, explaining that you quoted his quote responding to a separate post. I just wanted in on this! Exciting!

you all know I want Hill from OK State.

What about Charcandrick West? :D

Clearly, the NFL has a job for Hunt. There is, literally, zero question about that.

Are you anywhere NEAR as good at your job as Hunt is at his?

I was glad he scored one though. He's a nice guy. Yeah he's toast tho

Do you think the Chiefs would cut Pat for merely lying? What if he hoops it up this weekend at his house?

I'd like to see West get a job - I suppose he could contribute to a team who's not good in Special Teams?

It appears the Browns are cool with it. I wonder why.

There have always been two camps on this board. One camp says that there are plenty of good football players out there, thus we don't need to scrape the gutters for low character guys when there are plenty of other options. The other camp doesn't care one iota about a player's character, because the attitude is 'just win baby', and they don't believe having poor character guys around will hurt the team at all. Having a team full of thugs that looks good on paper would please them greatly. "We haven't won with good guys, so we should bring in a bunch of bad guys". It's silly.

The Raiders/Bengals model very rarely results in sustained success in the NFL and bad apples ruin barrels, which the whole league understands except fans of teams that haven't gotten over the hump in the past.

Probably?