Really like this snarky take on trade talk which would move controversy and erratic play out of Kansas City . . .
Marcus Peters is never, ever leaving the Kansas City Chiefs ever
I'm a fool for writing this, for even wasting my time on a piece that even bothers to ask and answer the question about Marcus Peters's future with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Yes, great idea. Trade him to Cleveland, they have a lot of draft picks and he will find out Kansas City was a pretty good place to be.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that I don't spend the requisite 4 hours a day listening to sports talk radio that might enable me to understand what the fuck Matt Conner was talking about in that article. Call me thick, but I guess I needed the /sarc tag, because I could not tell when he was being serious or snarky.
ReplyDeleteI know this. I don't care how good Marcus Peters is on the field. I don't want him on my city's team. I don't want to listen to his mouth or watch his antics. This is the kind of player that is poison to a locker room, and corrosive to the type of football I played and watched as a kid.
I am not saying that I will quit watching the Chiefs if he stays, but if he does, I will be watching a lot less football, and my enjoyment of the game will be diminished.
NFL ratings have dipped dramatically, and it is players like Marcus Peters that are a prime reason.
I want to be proud of my team, win or lose. Peters makes that a difficult, if not an impossible proposition.
He will leave the team. In cuffs. I hope.
ReplyDelete^^^^^I agree
ReplyDeleteone has to wonder why the chemistry of the chiefs isn't right.
ReplyDeleteoften, one or two players on a team, or coaches for that matter, can prevent its coalescing to a winning team.
for example, alex smith was a good quarterback but things didn't work quite right with the team.
something's going on.
Peters and that immature tight end are not team players.
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