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badboy said:
Chiefs' Xavier Worthy arrested in Texas on assault charge

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Chiefs' Xavier Worthy arrested in Texas on assault charge

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested in Texas on Friday for an alleged assault, according to online jail records.
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And now for the rest of the story:
www.usmagazine.com

Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy Breaks Silence After Domestic Violence Arrest

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy broke his silence after he was arrested for domestic violence on Friday, March 7
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I would have probably told him to not post the picture.
 
Carlton Davis (CB) signed with the Pats, for 3/60mil

He's good...not great imho. The way these teams are throwing around money, you'd think the NFL has no cap at all.
 
Porky said:
Carlton Davis (CB) signed with the Pats, for 3/60mil

He's good...not great imho. The way these teams are throwing around money, you'd think the NFL has no cap at all.
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They really dont.

Contracts can be written in a way to subvert the cap.
 
When considering how to build a team, I am very interested in the Chase/Higgins contract negotiations. The Bengals have Burrow, who is paid to maximize the play out of the players around them yet want to tie up their cap into two WRs.

Contrast that with the Texans. Rumors that Hunter is angling for an extension and Anderson eligible for an extension next offseason. Will the Texans tie up their cap into two top edges even though they have a defensive HC who has maximized the play out of his DL since he’s started coaching?

I am of the opinion that if you have a competitive advantage somewhere (elite QB, top coaching mind) you can get better value spending at positions where you don’t have that advantage. But there is something to strengthening a strength.

We’ll see how it works out for the Bengals and maybe the Texans soon.
 
Laremy says "No hard feelings" towards the Texans trading him to Washington.

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Tunsil, a five-time Pro Bowler, provided an explanation for the move Monday. The Texans wanted to dedicate their resources to younger players and were willing to sacrifice him in order to spend money elsewhere.

"Pretty much, they're just trying to keep the young guys together. It's as simple as that," Tunsil, 30, said. "When I was a rookie (in Miami) and I would talk to my O.G., who was Brandon Albert, and Jermon Bushrod and Mike Pouncey, they told me it's a young man's game. I've seen it for myself. They drafted some young guys, and they hit on every draft pick. They're trying to keep those guys together, so I fully understand.

"They just paid (cornerback Derek) Stingley today, they gave that boy that bag. So I truly understand. It's no hard feelings. At the end of the day, it's a business. I don't take anything personal. It's no hard feelings against the Houston Texans."
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