Chiefs vet’s dramatic exit stirs up KC

Mike Pennel’s departure from the Kansas City Chiefs isn’t your typical NFL roster move—his social media response, quoting the Joker from The Dark Knight, makes it clear he’s fired up and not happy. Pennel’s message hints at unfinished business and a possible grudge match if he faces KC again in 2025. For fans, it’s wild to see a Super Bowl champ react so openly, and it raises questions about how teams handle veteran players. Do you think the Chiefs made the right call, or should loyalty play a bigger role in these decisions? #Sports #Football #ChiefsKingdom

Kansas City, Missouri • 5 days ago

The Crusader

Football is kind of a dumb game. The idiots that play it are trading their future health for money.

Cincinnati, OH

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Vanilla Ice Jr

He had years to become the starter. They need d line bodies. There are plenty of players i wish we still had.

Colorado Springs, CO

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Majority Rules

The coaches success and his vision can’t be denied. Having himself and the GM on the same page usually is a good thing.

Wayne L Woodin Jr.

you people can all talk and judge. they are out there to win and if those players aren't doing there very best they will not keep them. all teams are like that just not kansas city. you want a winning team.

Lockport, NY

aug61945

for 58 years I've watched people come and go on this team. many times I've asked myself why why are they here why did they go. the bottom line is that we don't see them on the practice field, we don't see them in the locker room, and we don't see the recovery times. I'm sure that so many times all those things play into coaches and owners decisions go Chiefs

Oswego, KS

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BENJAMIN PAULSEN

he isn't that good, role player veteran that's it

El Paso, TX

Stephen

Mike was a solid contributor, but he’s getting up there in age and there’s lots of young guys who are just beginning to show what they can contribute. I think he will change his tune if the Chiefs make him an offer due to injuries.

Clearwater, FL

TuacaTom

Football is a business, very expensive business. In that league, the NFL, you stay if perceived better than others this season, not last season.

George Woodard

Why not keep them both....they help the Chiefs win super bowls, they both played for the Chiefs at the same time.💕👍🙏🤔mom

Kansas City, MO