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Lesean McCoy on Chip Kelly: "There's a reason Chip got rid of all the good black players."

nctarheel0619

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I wish Shady would clarify his remarks. He didn't say enough to fully explain himself.

What I think may be going on here is Kelly coming in and looking around at his players and deciding that nobody will make top pay and be above his coaching control. You see NBA superstars virtually dictating what happens in personnel and coaching decisions yet this is a very rare situation in the NFL. Lots of these guys are replaceable and even the best can be quickly shuffled off the team.

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Love reading your academic philosophical babble...let's me know that you are actually using that liberal arts/anthropology degree that you got. Not sure that is really helps you while bar tending.

 

apparently it helps me keep from saying silly things on the internet... you might wanna give it a shot yourself :)

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Everyone including Shady forgets that Chip getting rid of "top players" theory crapped out when he signed DeMarco Murray.He traded and let players walk but brought in defense and others.  As he said with McCoy, he got 2 good players for one great one.

 

It all holds no water. The bottom line is Chip didnt like the culture, and chunked a few players that didnt fit.  Deseans comments and lack of class in it all shows the most probable reason Chip didnt find some other players to chunk to get what he wanted.
 

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