It's not an issue in New York. It's his personality. He's an asshole and an authoritarian. He's the polar opposite of Andy Reid, if that makes sense.

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Hopefully not the 5'3 part of Dante Hall

I mean yeah nobody is like Andy Reid but players seemed to love him in Buffalo and they seem to love him in New York. I'm not getting that "Patriot Way" vibe from him at all.

Love this picture.
Can you imagine PM2 having the same chemistry w/ a WR as he has with Kelce? JFC, that is pure terror for the NFL.

That’s why we have JuJu

Leader of men.

For this year.

Atlanta should trade us his old college teammate Kyle Pitts

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Yes please!

That is definitely a move that Veach should be looking to make if things get ugly there in the next couple of years.

In the, “I just want to do what’s asked of me.” video, he had a big smile throughout the interview. I’m glad we got him.

Did you... uhhh... watch the game tonight?

There is no gets ugly. That shit IS ugly.

I'm taking about the player/team relationship with Pitts.

I think he meant having chemistry as in knowing where the guy would be, but on different parts of the field than what Kelce typically works. Like Rodgers and Devante last year.

For better or worse, there are just some young players who need to be in a winning culture to succeed. Sometimes we forget this guys are coming in at ~21 years old and have been pampered most of their lives and constantly told how great they were, especially a guy as gifted as Toney.

He probably saw from the first time he practiced with Jones at QB he was going to be totally wasted in that offense and could never get properly motivated. Not saying that's a good trait, but you'll see it more and more with this new era of players. They aren't coming in with the same mindset of just appreciating being in the NFL like they used to, especially the cream of the crop. He thought he deserved better, and he probably did. Was it a great approach? You tell me, he now plays for the Chiefs with the best QB on planet Earth throwing him the ball. So I'd say he came out a winner, as did we.