Jermaine Gresham
NFL: Chiefs make Eric Berry league’s highest-paid safety
Eric Berry sat behind a small table in the Kansas City Chiefs’ training complex, flanked by his parents, and made the kind of admission that probably made General Manager John Dorsey wonder.
“Someone could have offered me more money somewhere else, and they could have offered me less here, and it wouldn’t have balanced out,” Berry said Tuesday. “You can’t put a price on chemistry.”
The Chiefs were forced to put a price on it anyway.
The team that drafted Berry in the first round seven years ago signed him to a $78-million, six-year deal to make him the NFL’s highest-paid safety.
It’s a deal that was more than a year in the making after the...
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