REPORT: Kansas City Chiefs Discipline Rookie CB After He Showed Up to Practice Drunk: “You Want to Party? Do It on Unemployment…”
The Kansas City Chiefs have reportedly disciplined a rookie cornerback after he arrived at practice intoxicated — a shocking incident that has sent ripples through the reigning Super Bowl champions’ locker room.
According to insiders, the rookie stumbled into practice clearly under the influence, forcing coaching staff to pull him off the field immediately. One furious veteran was overheard snapping: “You want to party? Do it on unemployment — not with the Chiefs.”
Head coach Andy Reid addressed the media with his trademark stern tone. “We have a standard here in Kansas City,” Reid said. “If you want to be part of this team, you respect the game, your teammates, and yourself. Anything less won’t be tolerated.” Sources confirm the player has been fined and could face further suspension, depending on how he responds to team discipline.
Chiefs Kingdom lit up social media as the news spread. Some fans demanded the rookie be cut immediately, arguing the defending champs have no time for distractions. Others urged patience, noting the pressure on young players entering a powerhouse organization with sky-high expectations.
For a franchise built on discipline, leadership, and the pursuit of championships, this incident serves as a reminder: talent can get you drafted, but professionalism keeps you in the NFL. The rookie’s future in Kansas City now hangs by a thread.
