Truth is nobody want to be around Keon if he was a sad sack and that's not how you build a team. I've been on a job that involves team work for over 20 years. If one member fails you try and build them up not make them feel under appreciated as that's one of quickest way to make them quit or not want to show they can improve. Keon took ownership to his mistake. Will he improve? Time will tell. Personally I'd want him around cuz there may be a time we'll need him and all we can do is hope he shows up. Whether it be on or off the field.