Look at Randy Moss. Look at Benson with the Bengals. Other teams know being on one team is different than being on another. Other teams know we have a crappy offensive line. Someone will sure offer a second day pick for Larry.

No team would want to pay him his contract of $5 million next year.

And we would be stupid to eat most of his salary for a late round pick in return.

most of us have been very impressed with the way he’s acted up until now. I do understand to some degree, his frustration. He talked big in training camp about some big numbers, leading the league in rushing, etc. and I do believe that that is what he hoped for. But then he starts out against Baltimore, then the Giants and so forth and the frustration sets in. He’s in good shape, hasn’t been fumbling, and it has seemed that the rare times that he does find a hole, he will break it for 8, 10 or 15 yards. He just does not have the temperment to play for a losing, rebuilding team.

I agree that he’s not the runner that he used to be but how different might he be behind a really good offensive line. One of his talents has always been to a hit hole (which he never sees anymore) and then punish the linebackers and secondary. Whether it’s him, the play calling, obviously the line, or all three; no matter how hard he might try, he’s being met in the backfield before he even gets started. Again, I won’t condone what he’s done, but his frustration must be tremendous. Then, the game ends and reporters stick a mic in his face and he spouts off. If he were with a team that had a dominating line, where he had a hole to hit, I’d bet he’d have some fantastic numbers again. This is not going to happen in KC but maybe he’d have some value somewhere else.

We wait til offseason to cut him. And yes a team would be crazy to take his contract that he currently has. BUT ALOT of times trades go down the team and the player restructure a contract before the trade happens. Look at Miami when the got Trent Green. Perfect example.

I think it’s pretty far fetched to think we’ll trade him. If we cut him, he’s still due his 2009 salary, and as far as I know, he’ll count against the salary cap in the future.

Personally I’d love it if we just kept him until the end of his contract, but don’t play him a single down. Not one. Let him sit on the bench, forever 100 yards from becoming the Chiefs all time rushing leader, but never quite getting there. A fitting metaphor for his potential.

If he is suspended wouldn’t the Chiefs be able to void his contract like the did last year? That was what the abritration hearing was all about.

First-why is sports radion saying that he gets about 218,000 a game and that if we cut him before Jacksonville we don’t have to pay him the rest of the year? This was based off of the Master ruling this off season.