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Is part of his “skill set” the distraction he will bring? If so, how much does that take from his value? |
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Did you people even read the article at all?
JFC None of the Bengals players have knelt during the national anthem, but they did link arms as a team in a show of unity during the anthem prior to their game against the Packers on Sept. 24. Bengals coach Marvin Lewis has said he is proud of how his team handled things last year, but has also said he doesn't want anything to get in the way of football. "Our guys have been excellent in this situation," Lewis told reporters at the owners' meetings. in March "Because we are about playing football. They have other agendas, this is not the place to be. On Sunday for us and throughout the week in the building, it's about football. That's how I've approached it." Teams don’t want to run the risk of the huge distraction this brings their team. |
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He also said he would find other ways.... He has chosen to use his platform as an nfl player for protests in the past and he doesn’t seem to understand a couple things when he does that... 1) the nfl is a BUSINESS. Businesses have sponsers and business relationships that provide the sport its income. When your actions detract from that, the business will replace you. 2) When you earn the privilege of being an NFL player, you are an EMPLOYEE of the NFL team that writes your paychecks. I’m in a leadership role with a massive company and if I used that platform to protest something that could hurt my companies interests, I’m sure I wouldn’t be someone they would rush to give increased pay to. |
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But they need to understand that there are consequences to every action both good and bad...if they hurt the interests of their employer, would that employer rush to increase their pay or even to keep them employed? Some of you simply don’t understand that the NFL is a multi billion dollar business (maybe trillion with everything factored in) and that they will always protect their interests. |
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2. HOW HAS IT "HURT THE BUSINESS"? NFL STILL GETTING BIG RATINGS AND BIG SPONSORSHIP DEALS!!..SO PLEASE STOP WITH THAT BS. 3. FINDING "OTHER WAYS" MOST LIKELY MEANS DOING STUFF THAT MAKE THINGS BETTER IN THE COMMUNITIES HE CARES ABOUT. SO QUIT TRYING TO PUT WORDS INTO THE MANS MOUTH. |
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Reid visiting Cincinnati.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#chiefs</a> are indeed trying to land a vet safety. Have even reversed course on Eric Reid and are interested in him if they can get him for cheap. Been told there’s a chance but not a great one there.</p>— The Gunslingiest (@RedMamba707) <a href="https://twitter.com/RedMamba707/status/983748103726665728?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 10, 2018</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Not sure if anyone cares, but this was the dude that had the Watkins thing early |
I'd be pretty damn happy with the offseason if they could snag Reid.
Snatch up a good corner with the first pick of the draft they have and a few DL, and the D is in damn good shape going forward. |
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If you snag a FA safety, then you have more latitude to be agressive and pick a CB and DL early. |
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So i ask again, wtf is the problem now? |
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wow. |
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I'm not aware of any issues with Reid other than kneeling and money. Considering we just gave a big risk like Watkins 9 million dollars I don't see that as a problem unless the Chiefs just don't want to pay 2 safeties big money.
I still think it's the kneeling issue. All the Chiefs fans who scream,ranted and threatened to boycott because of kneeling players should be proud. No Eric Reid for you. |
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Can you provide me a link to where he said he would protest in his own time and away from the field. Because I think you are making that part up. All he has said is that he won’t protest “during the anthem”...but quickly pointed out that he would stay an active protester. That could mean a number of things...many of which would be a distraction from the team putting all of their energy and focus into winning that weeks game. |
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Any player that puts himself and his interests above the team usually finds himself without a team.
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This post of yours is ignorant, as well. Congrats! |
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I can't believe that anyone on here actually thinks that billion dollar companies would keep employees around that protest during work ours and in their work environment.
No company would and nor should they. Players are stupid to think otherwise. Kap made his bed and now he can lie in it. |
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So Reid wants a long term deal but he'd be "willing" to sign a 1 year, 5.5 million deal with the 49ers. LMAO
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That would be a home run signing
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If he’s not going to be a distraction, the team would be silly to not to sign Reid to a 1 year deal for 5-6m...make Sorensen a June 1 cut and save 4.3 on the cap and upgrade a ton with that move.
If he’s planning on using the NFL to further his protesting agenda, he can go elsewhere. After the one year we can sign him long term or collect a comp pick for letting him sign elsewhere. |
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Having another quality safety would go a long way to shoring up this defense. |
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On the field he’d be an upgrade, but I just don’t see KC as a fit for Reid given the passion he has with his social/political convictions. KC is not big enough for him, and he would be scrutinized immensely. |
I'd think what fans like to perceive as a distraction and what the players are actually distracted by are two totally different things.
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Seems like Reid doesn't actually intend to stop kneeling. When he was put on the spot by Mike Brown he wouldn't commit to not kneeling after Brown told him he planned to prohibit it. Couple that with what he's looking for in terms of $ and he's not coming here, unless he's desperate.
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There also are times where fans do influence decisions for better or worse. In part we saw it during the Pioli era. |
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Colts signed CB Kenneth Acker, formerly of the Chiefs.
Acker played 209 nondescript snaps for Kansas City last season and visited the Seahawks along with the Colts this spring. In Indy, the 6'/195 former sixth-rounder will provide depth should he make the final 53-man roster. |
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Really hope they can hit on some CB's in the draft. Need some good young players out there.
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Not that I really wanted to weigh in on this Reid thing, but from a business perspective, I would have thought the best things the Chiefs could do profit wise would be to win a superbowl. I doubt the Chiefs make it to the SB and people go "nah not watching it this year, Reid". Just sign the best players you can who fill your needs for the cap hit you can afford, almost everything else is irrelevant.
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You can't draft 3 CBs when you also need a Dlineman, a guard and a safety if no free agent and when you could also use help at TE, WR, ILB and OLB. |
Team had too many needs to swing big money on a WR. This defense looks like shit right now.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Cornelius Lucas visits Chiefs <a href="https://t.co/uPmYiZKkOd">https://t.co/uPmYiZKkOd</a></p>— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) <a href="https://twitter.com/ProFootballTalk/status/984173234949099521?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 11, 2018</a></blockquote>
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The line is the same unit -Logan +X.Williams, who had a better 2017 per PFF. The linebackers are the same unit -DJ -KPL +Hitchens (I am not counting Tamba as he didn't contribute in 2017). DJ played okay but was starting to look his age. KPL is a JAG, Hitchens graded better than DJ overall. CB group is -Peters -Acker -Mitchell +Fuller +Amerson. This is the only group really taking a downgrade from the prior year as it stands, but I don't really think it's a huge step back. Acker, Mitchell and Amerson all JAGS. A quality draft pick would make me feel like this group is roughly the same as last year, rather than worse. Safety: -Parker +Golden +Berry. hard to see this as anything but a big improvement unless Berry is a shadow of his former self? There's holes and question marks, but I wouldn't say the defense is looking dire pre-draft. |
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For this defense to be good enough in 2018, we really need to hit an impact player when we take a CB. Potentially need that at S as well but I don't see this defense being good enough if we don't find at least 1 more person to help this secondary next year. Even as good as our offense can potentially be, we need more help in that secondary. |
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That's where Mike Brown is going to draw the line? Lol |
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I will say I feel good about this defense. Veach needs to draft a top CB and a top DL with a safety and if two of these three perform decently, I do think the Chiefs defense can be a top 10 unit. Amerson, Ford, Kpassagnon, Williams are all kinda unknown but they all look like they can potentially give this team solid play. Not all of them will but I feel confident at least two of them will. |
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Obviously you are going to have some people get injured in 2018, but then you don't know who will take a big step forward in 2018 either. |
Anyone out there still that's gettable and that would make a big splash?
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Some quality names still on this list I found: http://nfltraderumors.co/top-2018-nfl-free-agents-list/
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A work buddy broke the news to me that Kaep had a workout scheduled with Seattle, but it fell through when he said the kneeling would continue
Figured if anyone would take him, it would be them... one of the most liberal cities in the nation Not only that, but his style would seem to be a good fit to back up Wilson |
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I believe it though. |
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And yeah pat, if anyone could sour a team on that kind of activism ... it'd be lying ass Michael Bennett |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Cowboys expected to release WR Dev Bryant today, barring an unexpected last-minute change of heart, per <a href="https://twitter.com/toddarcher?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@toddarcher</a> and me. But the plan going into meeting that is now underway was to part ways with Bryant.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/984825866747285506?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 13, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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SIGN HIM NOW,
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Yep....totally should have traded for this guy. :rolleyes:
According to Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Eagles are expected to release CB Daryl Worley. Worley was tasered and later arrested after becoming "combative" with Philadelphia police early Sunday morning. Authorities were called to the scene after the cornerback was found passed out inside a vehicle blocking the highway. This isn't Worley's first run-in with the law following an arrest for misdemeanor assault in college. Per Bowen, it is "likely, though not certain" that Worley will be cut as a result of Sunday's incident and that his fate is being discussed among "various parties." The Eagles also released a statement: "We are in the process of gathering more information about Daryl Worley's arrest this morning." The 23-year-old was acquired from Carolina in a trade last month. |
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To be fair, that was just RunKC saying that though. |
Former #AZCardinals RB Kerwynn Williams is signing a 1-year deal with the #Chiefs, source said. He had multiple options, but liked the fresh start KC represented.
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I think that is Veach’s strategy. He will see how the draft falls, if a safety he likes falls to them then he will draft him & won’t sign a safety. If one doesn’t fall to him, then he will sign a FA safety. That’s the reason for the delay. |
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