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Post by ohioboltfan on Oct 15, 2020 16:22:18 GMT -7
The NFL loves its storylines!! I hope he doesn't go to the Chiefs... ... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course.
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Post by jean74 on Oct 15, 2020 17:05:51 GMT -7
Bell as Chiefs be warned, you will get a Prima Donna on there!
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Post by moekid on Oct 15, 2020 17:40:09 GMT -7
The NFL loves its storylines!! I hope he doesn't go to the Chiefs... ... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course. Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell |
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Post by cthommes on Oct 15, 2020 18:47:23 GMT -7
... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course. Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell Do we know they didn't? If I'm Bell, I'm not even answering a call from a SoCal number... |
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Post by afboltfan on Oct 15, 2020 19:53:48 GMT -7
... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course. Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell /agreed
They were winning without him and will continue winning without him, he can get on board or kick rocks. These teams that let players become a distraction typically need that player more than he needs them.
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Post by afboltfan on Oct 15, 2020 19:55:47 GMT -7
Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell Do we know they didn't? If I'm Bell, I'm not even answering a call from a SoCal number... SoCal would actually make sense for Bell... He is an up and coming rapper afterall... 
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Post by chargerfreak on Oct 16, 2020 2:31:55 GMT -7
... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell Of course there is only one teeney tiny small baby problem with that. He was on the Pittsburgh Steelers and became a cancer. Antonio Brown was there too.
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Post by chargerfreak on Oct 16, 2020 2:32:47 GMT -7
The NFL loves its storylines!! I hope he doesn't go to the Chiefs... ... and he is signing with the Chiefs. Of course. Oh, of course.
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Post by afboltfan on Oct 16, 2020 5:57:53 GMT -7
Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell Of course there is only one teeney tiny small baby problem with that. He was on the Pittsburgh Steelers and became a cancer. Antonio Brown was there too. 
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Post by moekid on Oct 17, 2020 10:06:50 GMT -7
Great teams aren’t afraid of guys labeled “cancers” because the winning culture is strong enough to withstand and turn any one disgruntled player. Great players are rare finds. When the price is this cheap it’s worth the risk to get somebody who has been great and probably has gas left in the tank. High reward low risk. I have no idea why the Chargers didn’t try to get Le’Veon Bell Of course there is only one teeney tiny small baby problem with that. He was on the Pittsburgh Steelers and became a cancer. Antonio Brown was there too. Antonio Brown is a CTE case. Bell didn’t want the Franchise tag over and over. Are you listening Dak Prescott? |
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