He must have a highly inflated self ego or something to not be able to strike a deal somewhere by now.

His sacks snd pressures come against guards and his run defense is a concern so there’s probably a difference in perceived value.

I never said they were better than JAG status or not...

Key has had an interesting free agency. He had zero interest at the onset, then has been on numerous visits thereafter. I thought KC would lock him down on his visit, and we would hear something this weekend. Not a word…

Would love to see him sign in KC…wondering if vets like Ingram, Clowney, Houston, Vernon, etc. are impacting his “worth”.

Tyran wanted $15 mil, Leonard Fournette wanted $12 mil, Landry set his bar at $20 mil, Arden Key may think he's worth Ogbah money. They all have one thing in common. Their true values are almost half of what they want. Winning means nothing to them at this point.

That’s a very tunnel vision way of thinking about it.

The players, agents and players association all want every player to get max amounts on every deal.

Maybe they should think for themselves. Getting greedy is how you end up with Tua as your QB. Their agents and NFLPA care nothing about that.

I can't believe people over 14 really think players should continually take millions less on deals just to be on their favorite teams.

Get a ring, up your price

You're right, Tyreek can count his piles of money from his couch while the Mahomes is shredding defenses in the Playoffs. I'm sure that'll make him feel much better. Money makes losing very enjoyable after all.

The yacht's couch is sweet. While the others play 2-3 more career ending sooner games

I don't understand why people not only think they know what the market should pay someone but then begrudge that person getting more than what Joe Blow thinks they should get.

You can always blow a big pile of money I guess. It's the everything fixer. -CP

Thing is the Chiefs gave him his shot then stuck with him when the kid was brought into it. The dude repaid them by threatening to hold out during his contract year. It speaks for itself.

You can always play in Kansas City again for less money again. It's the everything fixer. -You

He can also go outside in his backyard and surf too since he's in Miami now. I've heard that's pretty enjoyable. Might make him feel a little better.

And he already got a Superbowl ring. How many more should he have to get before he's allowed to get a market value contract?

That does sound nice. Arrowhead gets a little loud. It'll be much quieter on the beach.