And if it would have been for one incident....that that would have been fine. Dude had three off the field incidents in the span of like 6 months. All related to assault and alcohol.
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Yes, give up that kind of asset due to a player lying. That's what winning organizations do.
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It's a fucking running back. One that was suspended at the time and will now miss 10-12 games this year.

Surely they could have traded him for a first or second rounder, ami right?
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or keep him. What's the hurry?
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It's what the Patriots would have done.
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Maybe after he finished his rookie deal.
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So you like being lied to? Is it ok for your wife or gf to fuck around and lie till you discover the truth? What do you do then hang on to her or give the boot.
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Wife/running back analogy is really stupid, but I think you know that. Even if Hunt is a perfect citizen, he's not a 50-year solution.
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A lie is a lie whats the difference besides you being ok with them.
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:-)

Except this was just a football player who lied to an owner.
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All you ppl saying cleveland will be good for him, pretty sure he hit that chick in a cleveland hotel. Why are y'all acting like the city here was his problem? Cleveland is a shithole. If you're gonna mess up somewhere it'd be there, not kc.
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The media backlash wouldn't have mattered if he hadn't lied to them about it.

If you have an employee that isn't trusthworty, you aren't going to keep said employee around very long.
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Haslem’s still going to screw this up.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.espn....3fplatform=amp

It’s lile KC Nut somehow owned a pro franchise.
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If Haslem can just stay out of the way Dorsey will fix the Browns. We don't know to what level they will be fixed because Dorsey is hiring a Head Coach for the first time. But he'll fix them up.
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Haslem has a zero percent chance of taking a back seat long term.

He doesn’t have Flying J to mismanage/commit felonies with anymore.
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