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Thanks to them. We're helping us out with the instant reaction here, the Tyreek Hill trade, which really happened very quickly.

We knew that Tyree Kill was seeking to be the highest paid receiver in the National Football League.

We also knew the Chiefs were balking at that, but didn't think it would be any kind of a deal breaker.

We assumed Tyree Kill would take the outstanding money the Chiefs were offering, guaranteed,

to stay in Kansas City, play with Patrick Colmes, build up his stats, finish what they started, as players say.

As we look back at the compilation, the entirety of Tyree Kill's time in Kansas City, it's now pretty

easy to see after watching him play, watching him talk, the things that he's done, it's pretty

easy to see that we may not have recognized it because we were too close to it, that he's

exactly the kind of player that plays for money, that this is about ego, it's about the highest

paid contract, it's how much can I get?

And I am not bad-mouthing Tyree Kill for that. This is America. I believe in American exceptionalism.

I believe in the power of the individual. And I believe in Tyree Kill's right to make the most money he can

possibly make for his family and generations to come. I will never criticize someone for that.

I will question whether or not he made the right move because he's about to veer off into

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