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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
Hunt got into a fight in Put-in-Bay Ohio months after the hotel incident. Drinking was likely involved. There's also video of Kareem being restrained from a fight in Vegas one month prior to the incident.
This isn't hard to process. Kareem Hunt knew he was in a PR situation and chose to go day drinking and getting in a fight just a few months later. Now he's suspended and the Browns stuck their neck out for him knowing he was on incredibly thin ice and he's even on a prove-it 1 year contract, and he gets into an incident at a bar. It doesn't matter if he got in trouble. The problem was that he was there.
He's still going to bars. Probably still drinking there. And because he's in Ohio, probably hanging around the same friends. How in the world can you act like that's not a big deal? If the threat of ending your career and a 1-year minimum contract don't create urgency to change, then what will?
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Last time I checked goung out to a bar and drinking is legal as long as you are 21. So until it isnt I'm not going to hold it against Kareem for doing so. You werent there you have no idea what happened w the alleged fight. He didnt get arrested for anything so I don't see how it is a big deal.
What is wrong w him hanging out w his friends? What the hell does that matter? In the video, his friends didnt get him into trouble they were trying to hold him back when he was pissed at that chick. You are really reaching here.
Kareem should be fine w the Browns as far as getting into trouble. If he doesnt, Browns can just release him as Chiefs could have done if they had stuck by him and let him serve his suspension. They overreacted and rhe Browns benefited from it. Luckily we have Reid and Mahomes so it doesnt hurt as much as it would many teams but it still was an obvious mistake to release him.
Tell me what good came of releasing Kareem? Chiefs look like good guys to the rest of the league? Well that's just great. Cant wait for Chiefs to win NFLs good guy team award