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Originally Posted by RealSNR
Similar to the "market" example.
Name me one QB in NFL history who refused to re-sign with his team because of a bad defense.
Carson Palmer comes the closest, and that's more about management, similar to the Kirk Cousins affair. He wanted to get paid if he was going to be with that shitbag Cincinnati franchise longterm, and the Bengals said no to his demands.
In all cases where QBs leave teams due to disagreements, there's one issue at the root of it all:
Money.
That's it. ****ing money. That's all it takes. All teams and all cities are equal players when it comes to money and keeping franchise QBs. If the team wants a QB to stay and start longterm, all they need is a wad of cash, and the QB will usually stay there unless the team ****s it up.
Do you have any reason to believe whatsoever that the Chiefs are going to try to stiff Patrick Mahomes when it comes time for him to sign a new deal?
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Perhaps a better question is whether he is willing to take a discount to win big. He will have that option available to him when the time comes and it could very well be with the Chiefs if he is that serious about winning.