Daniel Jeremiah

When you look at it, over the years, whenever there was a dispute, right, if there was an upset player, I always thought it was an upstairs-downstairs thing.

Coaches are always going to saddle up to the player and say, hey, that's not me.

That's upstairs.

We're all together downstairs.

You can make good cop, bad cop.

Good cop's always going to be downstairs.

You make bad cop upstairs.

Yeah, I had them taking him just where they were, but I think because of the Jermod McCoy –

injury with the knee and the uncertainty there.

To me, I thought those were the top two corners and then there was a gap.

And I thought Kansas City, we got to come away with one of these guys.

And when you looked at the teams picking in front of them, there was an opportunity for them to take a corner.

So, I mean, I think they wanted to eliminate it.

Let's just eliminate the risk.

Let's just go get them.

When his weight's under control, he played really well.

You saw that later in the season.

But, I mean, the facts are the facts.

He showed up at 390 pounds.

He did not play well early in the season.