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we won a super bowl without charvarius ward, too.
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Good for him. He absolutely earned every bit of that contract.
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^

moving on, like he did.
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I'm at least glad that we paid him a grand total of $6 million for four years of peak production and another team is now paying him $76 million in hopes that he can keep it up.
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Bullshit. It's a game.
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Happy for him. 4th round draft pick who grew up dirt poor just made life-changing money. Wish it had been with us, but that's just not how the NFL is structured. Will always be one of my favorite players, the season he had last season was literally one of the best seasons I've ever seen a CB have. I wish him nothing but the best.
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Yep.

And probably one I'd be upset if we paid.

Good for him.
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Good for him… also good for the Chiefs that they weren’t the team who paid this to a 28 year old CB with bad knees.
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I mirror the sentiment that I’m happy for him, and equally happy that we didn’t pay that to keep him. He isn’t going to be the piece that makes them a SB contender, so I consider that to be a good landing spot for him.
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Now that he’s not a Chief, he was never any better than Phillip Gaines.

Had we kept him, he would be prime Darrelle Revis.
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WTF are you blabbing about? He gets paid what the market says he gets paid.
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Good for him. Better for him since TN does not have a state income tax. Wish him well and all the success he can have with the floundering franchise that is the Tennessee Tits.
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No shit? $6 million?? That's awesome. Just gotta draft another one.
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