Priest Holmes (RB) is doubtful for the Chiefs Dec. 22, 2002 game against the San Diego Chargers due to an hip flexor. The Chiefs will look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive with two consecutive victories over the Chargers and the Raiders.
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Tony Gonzalez, TE -- With Gonzalez, it's not about on-field performance. This year, it will be about off-field security, as in "Show me the money." The Chiefs have designated Gonzalez their franchise player, but negotiations have been a he said, he said sideshow.
In the center ring under the big top, Gonzalez's agent, Tom Condon, says team GM Carl Peterson is misleading fans, claiming that Gonzalez turned down the richest contract in franchise history. Condon contends that while it's true the Chiefs offered his client a seven-year deal worth $31.5 million, Gonzalez's proposed contract is in essence a five-year deal worth $19.5 million.
The final two years of the contract, worth $12 million, were added to make Gonzalez's proposed $8 million signing bonus salary-cap-friendly, Condon says. He adds that those years, valued at $5.5 million and $6.5 million, respectively, are voidable and are not expected to be honored by the club or player.
While Gonzalez's TD total dropped for the second consecutive season, down to six from a career-high in 1999, much of that is the result of a diminished receiver corps which lends itself to more double coverage for the sixth-year player.
Top TEs earn about half as much as top receivers. By placing the franchise tag on Gonzalez, the Chiefs are obligated to pay him $3.05 million this season, the average salary of the five highest-paid TEs and up from his base salary of $620,000 last year. Gonzalez refuses to sign the franchise deal.
"Carl says he wants to pay me like a tight end," Gonzalez said. "But I'm being used like a wide receiver."