Chiefs Berry foot hurting him - Page 4

Eric Berry didn’t practice today as “his foot was bothering him,” per Andy Reid.
— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) December 28, 2018

Eric Berry’s foot was bothering him so no work today for him. Not encouraging for his ability to play Sunday or beyond
— Adam Teicher (@adamteicher) December 28, 2018

Eric Berry did not practice for #Chiefs today. Calf/heel was sore and they backed him off, Andy Reid says.
— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) December 28, 2018

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Originally Posted by ct:
berry and houston both have killed the salary cap, with little to no production to balance

of course i want both guys here but only if they can deliver game changing level of play, which they are not, nor do i see any reason to believe they can moving forward w/out something dramatic happening.

here we were all planning for next year during training camp, and for me anyway, i look at cap decisions that may have to happen, and think, NEXT year may be the lost season. if you're gonna do it, cut bait on hitchens and watkins too.

Why does anyone want them here? Cause they use to be good? Now they are just taking up money and performing at average levels at best.

Sentimental stuff doesn't win.
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
I don’t think he quit. I think his body is just done and he needs to retire.

He won't retire as long as he's under that contract.
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Originally Posted by Mecca:
If it costs 6 and you save 9.5 guess what...that isn't 9.5 it's 3.5 do some math man.

And actually it's almost 7 so they'd save about 2.6 million cutting him.

16.5 million cap hit. 6.95 dead. 9.55 freed up. Dumbass.
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Originally Posted by TLO:
Great. Another thread about spirit jokes and Berry bashing. :-)

You were expecting CP to be in better spirits?
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At this point what other than bashing do you expect? He's paid like an elite player and we've seen jack squat.
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Originally Posted by Mecca:
He won't retire as long as he's under that contract.

Then it’s up to the Chiefs to do the right thing and cut him. This franchise would be insane to have this guy back next year at $16.5 million
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Originally Posted by RunKC:

$9.5 million savings can pay for a pretty good player

What good players do you think they are finding on June 1?
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Originally Posted by Blick:
His blitz was instrumental in Rivers throwing his first INT.

But I get what you're saying.

Exactly, a very nice play.
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
What good players do you think they are finding on June 1?

You can actually cut them before June 1 now and just give them the designation.
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
What good players do you think they are finding on June 1?

You understand that you can use that designation before the date of June 1st right?
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
Then it’s up to the Chiefs to do the right thing and cut him. This franchise would be insane to have this guy back next year at $16.5 million

Well this is the same team who's owner saw fit to sign him when the GM didn't...they care about image and Hunt may not want to cut a cancer survivor.
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Originally Posted by Mecca:
You can actually cut them before June 1 now and just give them the designation.

Well yeah, but that cap charge hangs around until June 1.

Originally Posted by The Pest:
You understand that you can use that designation before the date of June 1st right?

And again.
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Let's step back and reevaluate him during the OTA's he won't show up for
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
Well yeah, but that cap charge hangs around until June 1.

And again.

At this point it doesn't matter, it's time to start over, these "leaders" of the past need to go.
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As soon as the season is over he needs to have surgery so he can be back by training camp if not then they need to move on.

As far as the Raider's game goes I imagine he will play he was a full participant in practice all week except for today. Probably just precautionary.
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