No he wasn't. Never has he been the best in the league.
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Although, he has been the highest paid since his rookie year.

He will probably go have the surgery right before training camp or OTAs and miss the entire season.
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He’s best at salary for production.
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His contract is for 70m

The next highest paid safety contract is about 50m

And he has given the team absolutely NOTHING since signing that deal.

The NFL is a results based BUSINESS unless emotions get involved...Clark treats Eric like his son...Eric treats him like a businessman.
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Bro it's a bizzness. You think BB and Kraft would have kept him?
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if you look at the contracts of every safety in the league it is actually amazing wondering how in the world did Berry fleeced the Chiefs to give him 18 million more than the next highest paid safety in the entire league.

He's a complete outlier in terms of contract because it's so absurdly high based on the deviation of everyone else at the position that it's actually funny.
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And now they are saying they have found its ruptured somehow on John Wall's.
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I'll keep asking you to until you do prove it. Which none of you can. Because it's not true.

Hunt basically nixed the "berry has to buy liability insurance and make the chiefs payable from it" clause.
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Yea I read up on a bit today. Apparently when you opt in for the surgery to fix this issue they detach and reattach the Achilles? Then warn you that post op accidents are VERY common (i.e like a fall) and that you might need more surgery anyway.

I think Wall was playing with this issue for a much longer time than Berry has been over the course of a much longer sport in terms of games played that it was bothering him so much that he wanted to try something else, in this case the surgery and he basically turned into Berry's guinea pig.
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He wasn't taking less on his second contract with us than on his first. That's why he's paid so much more than the other safeties.

How many of them were drafted top 5 and paid 50 million on their rookie deal? How many of them were as good as him on paper at that point?

That's why he's paid that much more.
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And, I'll keep telling you to do your own intel, because you're the type that needs to prove things to yourself. And guess what? You just did.
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I did my own Intel.

From what I see hunt only did away with the insurance policy. Which wouldn't help us now anyway.

Any more than that you've just made up in your head, which is why you can't provide proof.
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Dude, you crack me up! You can't admit when you're wrong, even when you prove it to yourself! :-)

Now, follow along, because I'm only doing this once, but it will be here so you can click your heals together and read it over and over again - By your own admission, HUNT GOT INVOLVED, AND what he did (I will quote you) directly altered the negotiations.

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1) We need one of those "doomsday clock"-style counters for this thread showing time elapsed from the AFCCG with no surgery scheduled.

2) I wouldn't go so far as Berry being a "cancer". Instead, I'll just go with "shitty, slow player that doesn't need to be on my football field anymore", because that's exactly where the truth now lies. Watching Berry play Safety is now akin to watching Alex Smith attempt to run an offense and navigate a defensive threat. And just like Alex; I'll have NONE of that. ZERO.
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He didn't offer the money.

You're acting like he stepped in and did the deal. Actually i think you've said that.

He didn't.

You said hunt wanted him and Dorsey didn't.

Moving them goal posts?
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