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Old Yesterday, 01:37 PM  
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Chiefs and Harrison Butker have agreed to a contract extension
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Old Yesterday, 05:10 PM   #106
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Congrats to Harrison. Deserved this deal, and more, if we're completely honest. Great job by Veach to make Butker a Chief-for-life essentially. Glad for the man, and look forward to his eventual trip to Canton.


And piss on those that need to criticize him just because he spoke out about his faith. It took more than a little courage for him to do so, and I applaud him for it.
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Old Yesterday, 05:15 PM   #107
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lol what
Go to mass and find out. Or maybe actually listen if you do go.
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Old Yesterday, 05:23 PM   #108
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Glad he took this deal - if he wanted to be a pain in the ass, he could easily get $8-10m AAV from a team. Glad he didn't make it too hard on us.
He has 3 Championships in KC and I'm sure his heart was in staying. Although he might have found more money somewhere else, there's also a lot of value in securing the bag right now and possibly finishing his career here.

Love this deal. Love that he's been so rock solid for us through this window. We really don't have a single playoff loss in all these years that was due to Butker. As many close games as we've played that's kind of amazing. He's just been awesome.
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I'm Catholic as well. Everything he said is in line with what the Church teaches.

Its too bad people look down on a good man who has an opinion that irks them. Home schooled...so you think the man is what, somehow diminished by his education? Have you heard him talk? He's more eloquent than most of the dimwits we have in office right now (or running for office...)

Pax Christi Brother.
That's pretty much what people do, no?
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Glad he took this deal - if he wanted to be a pain in the ass, he could easily get $8-10m AAV from a team. Glad he didn't make it too hard on us.
Yeah, no. Teams are stupid, but I don't think ANY team is THAT stupid.

Glad he's back in the fold, though.
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You should follow your own advice, you’re clearly not much of a Catholic making a judgemental, absolute dogshit comment like that.

He’s going to keep saying whatever he wants and kicking game winning field goals like a boss. Deal with it.
weird how that "home-schooled" idiot speaks more intelligently and eloquently than at least 3/4 public school kids. Hell, a good enough percentage of high schools are illiterate in the USA..
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He DOES make an awful lot of our points. Good for him.
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Yeah, no. Teams are stupid, but I don't think ANY team is THAT stupid.

Glad he's back in the fold, though.



Not to argue, and you probably are right, but I wouldn't be too certain. Scoring was down a little last season, and typically most NFL offenses score more FGs than TDs. So, on average most teams throughout the season were scoring 2 or fewer TDs and 3 or more FGs per game.

Never mind that several playoff games were won by a FG or less, and that's true of most playoff runs historically.

A missed FG by SF may have cost them a Ring.

And once Al Davis drafted a KICKER in the first round of the draft. Just saying that teams sometimes do seemingly illogical things.
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Not to argue, and you probably are right, but I wouldn't be too certain. Scoring was down a little last season, and typically most NFL offenses score more FGs than TDs. So, on average most teams throughout the season were scoring 2 or fewer TDs and 3 or more FGs per game.

Never mind that several playoff games were won by a FG or less, and that's true of most playoff runs historically.

A missed FG by SF may have cost them a Ring.

And once Al Davis drafted a punter in the first round of the draft. Just saying that teams sometimes do seemingly illogical things.
Very good points, but I think you meant a kicker, not a punter that he drafted in the first round. Jankiowski was the kicker you were probably thinking of.
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Very good points, but I think you meant a kicker, not a punter that he drafted in the first round. Jankiowski was the kicker you were probably thinking of.


Yeah, thanks, good catch. Don't know why I typed punter. Weird day.
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Not to argue, and you probably are right, but I wouldn't be too certain. Scoring was down a little last season, and typically most NFL offenses score more FGs than TDs. So, on average most teams throughout the season were scoring 2 or fewer TDs and 3 or more FGs per game.

Never mind that several playoff games were won by a FG or less, and that's true of most playoff runs historically.

A missed FG by SF may have cost them a Ring.

And once Al Davis drafted a KICKER in the first round of the draft. Just saying that teams sometimes do seemingly illogical things.
And did so because he thought we wanted him. Which brings me to my point on this:

There are at least two, maybe three, divisional rivals who would pay that kind of money to Butker just to get him out of Kansas City.
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And did so because he thought we wanted him. Which brings me to my point on this:

There are at least two, maybe three, divisional rivals who would pay that kind of money to Butker just to get him out of Kansas City.


Yeah, probably. And maybe BUF? Missed FGs have given their organization a half-century long nightmare . . .
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And did so because he thought we wanted him. Which brings me to my point on this:

There are at least two, maybe three, divisional rivals who would pay that kind of money to Butker just to get him out of Kansas City.
Guarantee Buffalo would.
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Yeah, probably. And maybe BUF? Missed FGs have given their organization a half-century long nightmare . . .
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Guarantee Buffalo would.
No doubt they would as well.

San Fran would likely be willing to cough up the cash as well.

Hell, probably half the league would go for it just to try anything to break our stranglehold.
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Dude has an opinion and people lump him in with criminals
Wingo is getting ratioed like a MOFO people are responding as they should.
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