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Replying to @nytimes @TheAthletic
As a lifelong Chiefs fan, I want them to cut Justin Tucker immediately.
But this is an extremely disingenuous article.
Most franchises make excuses for their best players when they commit crimes, including assaulting women.
This is a league-wide issue, not a Chiefs issue.
As Halloween approaches tomorrow , just a friendly reminder to all parents with young children and or teenagers: once trick-or-treating is over, make sure they head straight to the bathroom, shut off the lights, stare into the mirror and say “Bloody Mary” three times.
Some childhood traditions deserve to be passed down. We can’t let the art of traumatizing them for absolutely no reason die with the new generations 😂🎃
Car🥨 🏈🇨🇦🏒 retweeted
#Chiefs WR Rashee Rice is expected to return this week after picking up a hamstring injury against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 4.
I could not agree more Travis has given his all, restructured or sacrificed his salary for the good of the team. Like what are we doing?
The Chiefs owe it to Travis Kelce to pull off the big trade before the deadline to go all-in (via @scottloringkc) arrowheadaddict.com/chiefs-o…
Something good to hear
Greg Olsen is the strong favorite to replace Troy Aikman on ‘Monday Night Football’ beginning next season, per @TheAthletic.
Olsen and Joe Buck would become ESPN’s new long-term broadcast duo.
From what I’ve heard about Troy Aikman‘s massive fucking ego, this really isn’t shocking in the least
New details from @AndrewMarchand on the ruptured relationship between Joe Buck and Troy Aikman:
Buck confronted Aikman: “You are not going to fu**ing talk to me?”
Aikman believes Buck played a role in his uncertain ESPN future and the repeated turnover of producers and directors.
Buck: “I’m not the reason you don’t have a contract.”
Aikman: “I just never thought you’d do it to me.”
Buck: “They got rid of them because you were screaming at them.”
Based on the actions ESPN has taken, it’s clear the network has sided with Buck, leaving Aikman’s future beyond this season in serious doubt.
Full article: nytimes.com/athletic/7736561…
Problem with answers like this is perception is everything and whether it was meant that way or not you can’t take it back



























