The Kansas City Chiefs are eager to keep Orlando Brown, a player who didn’t understand last year’s trade. Orlando Brown Jr. was traded by the Baltimore Ravens last year for greater benefits, and the deal also created a big psychological problem for Orlando Jr. Orlando Brown Jr. wanted to play for the Baltimore Ravens wholeheartedly, but he was ruthlessly let down by the team. Orlando Brown Jr. is a capable player, and the Kansas City Chiefs, concerned about losing the player, labelled him a non-exclusive franchise.
Orlando Brown Jr. hates being treated as a commodity, so he temporarily turned down a long-term deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. Orlando Brown Jr. hasn’t really thought about the mental side yet, busy with various practice games. Orlando Brown Jr. believes he’ll only have more options if he’s strong enough. When Orlando Brown Jr. happily wore a Baltimore Ravens jersey, he thought that only hard work could get the team recognized. It turned out not to be what Orlando Brown Jr imagined, and his stellar performance proved to be a favorable trade.
While Orlando Brown Jr. knew the Kansas City Chiefs recognized his strengths, he wasn’t yet interested in the team. Every time Orlando Brown Jr. dons a Kansas City Chiefs jersey, he’s more likely to perform well and make the Baltimore Ravens regret. Orlando Brown Jr. knew that mentality was a bad idea, but he couldn’t beat it. NFL games are supposed to be a place to work for a dream, but Orlando Brown Jr. lost his original dream here and doesn’t know how to get it back.
