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Hard to produce when they aren’t giving you the ball. He put up elite numbers when they did. They’re going to nickel and dime the guy who as their best offensive weapon in the second half of the season and the playoffs and show themselves to be a franchise who won’t take care of their players. He absolutely deserves to be the highest paid RB on the team, and that would cost them a negligible amount. It always amazes me how often teams are willing to poison their locker rooms to save fractions of a percent of the salary cap. Mostert was the engine of their offense in the postseason while their $30,000,000 QB did absolutely nothing.

He had over 1100 yards rushing and 15 TDs including the postseason and led the league in YPC.

He was signed as a special teams player, and he’s now their feature back. He basically got a huge promotion but is paid substantially less than his backups.

The deal was done 9 days before the deadline for players to sign their franchise tenders. Chris Jones, the Chiefs’ best defensive player, has not signed his offer yet. No long term offer could be made to him until a deal was reached with Pat, so the timing of this deal makes perfect sense.

He was the most double teamed edge rusher in the league last year. That has tremendous value even if he never makes a tackle or records a sack.

Yeah, what do NFL scouts, players, and execs know about football? If they’re so smart, why don’t they post on message boards?

That same tape you’re referencing, a minute later he says to her “you ruined my life and you lied on me in 2014”. He tells her to deny it, and she says she’s not having that conversation. Of course she wasn’t going to talk about it. She was secretly recording him trying to trick him into saying something that could be twisted...and it worked right up to the point when the courts got involved and awarded him full custody of all 3 of their kids. That woman is very smart and completely crazy. She used to work at my kids’ school. I have group texts from an officer who showed up the night of the most recent incident that were sent about an hour after the visit. I’m all for running domestic abusers out on a rail, but Tyreek isn’t that guy. http://kansascity.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/sam-mellinger/article232467092.html

In case you care, Tyreek has 4 kids with Crystal Espinal, the woman who accused him both times. He has full custody of all 4 of them. He didn’t do it either time, and she basically admitted as much on the recording she made. She lied. He didn’t do any of it.

Dallas scored 434 points. How is their record his fault? Just say that you hate the Cowboys, hate Dak, and hate pretty much every player without a Bison on his helmet. Pretending that a fourth year QB who just had the best season of his career by a mile in every statistical category is the problem, has peaked, etc. is asinine. He is miles and miles ahead of Allen at this point. If Dak fell from where he currently is and landed where Josh is, he’d be dead on impact. The Cowboys have plenty of problems, but a QB who threw for 4,900 yards, 30 TDs, against only 11 INTs isn’t one of them.

There is literally a salary cap. His contract doesn’t impact their payroll because total salary cost is a fixed amount.

Maybe he'll buy a downtown stadium.

What’s Josh getting this time next year?

10 years, $450,000,000 with $140,000,000 guaranteed. Absolute steal.

Can’t buy life insurance policies for dead cap hits, though.

It’s a 10 year extension. He’s already under contract for 2 more seasons. The bonus will likely then be spread out 3-8 seasons from now.

If that’s the case, he’s going to be underpaid in year 2. $42.5 million is fair market value for him today.

How so? He was going to get $40+ million a year on a short term deal. 12 years from now, QBs may well be topping $75 million figuring in roughly 5% inflation.

Talk in KC was around $40mm per year for 5 years. It’s going to be WAY north of that. This isn’t a 10 year contract. From what I’m hearing, it’s a 10 year extension of the two years left in the current deal.

Easily. Likely north of $500 million.

You bring up a good point. It’s pretty astounding how many of America’s “heroes” became famous via being prolific at murder and oppression. What do you make of that?

You sort of suck at math.

You’re so oppressed.

You should go with him.

I love how you’re pretending to be concerned about logistics.

Can’t believe I need to connect these dots for you, but...as you said...slavery was an acceptable practice at one time. Using ‘what was acceptable in the past’ as a barometer for what is acceptable in the present has never worked.