and it’s because something about that article just gives me the gut feeling that it’s just total conjecture. Shame because I really wish it were true.

We just had someone ask why we’re not putting it on the front page. This report seems a little pre-mature and something like this generally isn’t broken by a lesser known blog….it’s by Chris Mortensen and Jay Glazer.

I just think the only people in the know right now are the actual decision makers (like Pioli, Haley and Hunt).

for years, right up until he made the comments he did at the end of last season. Prior to that, most of his indiscretions were quickly lost in the list of his accomplishments on the field for the majority of KC’s fans. After that moment though, it all suddenly became real to KC and LJ was a dead man walking. With the regime change, and some very well-chosen words from his agent, LJ backpedalled hard until he was standing on slightly less unstable footing. The bridge was still falling apart but it existed nonetheless. His actions Sunday/Monday, however, were the last straw for damn near every member of the Chiefs Kingdom and the bridge went up in flames.

Get LJ the fuck out of Kansas City and out of the red and gold before he becomes the franchise’s all-time leading rusher; he doesn’t deserve the honor.

L.J’s play in no way warrants leniency towards the situation. Allen’s does. Not saying Allen is a better person, just a better player, and being real, the better you are, the more you get away with (Williams wall, Ray Lewis, Shawn Merriman, etc.)

… is that Jared Allen figured out that he’d screwed up after his first suspension. He changed his ways. He grew up (a little).

LJ hasn’t.

I believe he predicted a suspension only as punishment for this…

He was who we thought he was. Before the arbitration hearing ruled his conduct violations voided his contract i.e. guaranteed money, most of us wanted him traded, or out right released, myself included. I was pleasantly surprised he was so prominent in OTAs and one of few to be complimented by Haley. There was always a sense of “wait and see” though, has he really changed or was he motivated by his contract. Sunday night he gave us that answer. He was playing nice for money. Even if he gets another chance somewhere, he will never get the payday he was enjoying here.