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Dude is going to absolutely love playing next to the K

And also have the surplus value of not having to pay a signing bonus so his cap charges are basically free. And the pick was basically free for running a good franchise and getting people promoted.

We basically got a troubled WR with full blown elite upside for what amounts to nothing in terms of investment and we have such a good locker room we may be one of the 2-3 teams he could have gone to and had a good chance to get to his potential.

What a great time to be a Chiefs fan.

If Andy and the locker room can get him focused on excelling in his role, we just added Percy Harvin to an already elite offense.

I'm old enough to remember when Travis Kelce was immature and not a team guy, not to mention how he arguably cost us a playoff game with a stupid ass personal foul penalty. I'm more than willing to give Toney a shot and not label him as anything just yet, especially on this team with its leadership.

When did you become so whiny?

double reverse jet sweep with Mahomes flipping the ball to Hardman going one way then flipping the ball to Kardashian the other way or fakes it or double fake and mahomes throws it deep to Marquez. Some shit will be in the works.

The more I think about it, the more I like it.

1. The acquisition cost is not bad. A pick around #100 in the draft, plus a sixth that is practically a seventh. For 3.5 seasons of a guy with unique traits who went 20th overall 18 months ago at a high-priced position.

KC isn't even on the hook for the full cost of his rookie deal. It's amazing value even if he is nothing more than the gadget guy replacement player.

2. When you look at how good he is at creating separation and think how that will fit in with guys like Kelce requiring a ton of attention, I think it's really hard to not get excited. If you leave Toney 1x1 without help on a corner, he's going to win more often than not. Oh, and throw in that the Chiefs coach is probably the best in NFL history at manufacturing separation... hoo boy.

3. It's not just jitterbug short stuff/manufactured touches, either. He's good at that stuff, but you watch his highlights and see a guy who tracks the ball well and can adjust downfield, and who is so sudden he's a nightmare on intermediate routes (and therefore can burn guys deep despite not having the craziest deep speed).

4. The maturity concerns are real. Betting on the locker room to fix.

5. I can't take anything away from him having a hard time getting along with coaching staffs put together and run by Belichick turds like Judge (a complete fraud who was in way over his head) or Daboll.

There's a lot of upside here, gang. Color Duncan excited.

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I'm pretty pumped about this move.

Toney can throw that ball himself, too. He was a high school QB and has a big arm and good accuracy. I think Florida used it several times his last year there.

Excellent. Just like the last play in The Waterboy. No one will ever see it coming!!!111

Do you write for Penthouse forum magazine?

Andy should have a handful of plays set up for him in the coming weeks.

Just get that man the ball in space and watch him go

The speed is great, but I love that this dude is a fantastic "hands catcher". He doesn't allow that ball into his body, he just reaches out and rips the ball out of the air.

Not only does this aid in RAC but also eliminates the through the hands off the chest tip drill special that Tyreek pulled off about 8 times last season.

If the guy matures, and develops a work ethic, this will be a steal. Assuming of course the brokedick factor was simply just not wanting to play.

If all those injuries are legit, then I'm not very optimistic on his future.

Christian McCaffrey literally played 3 days after he was traded.

Yep. Toney probably sees a handful of snaps against the Titans. They're going to get him involved as quickly as possible, if for no other reason that to make him feel at home and get out ahead of any possible griping.

He has to start building chemistry with Mahomes, there’s no reason to wait around, that’s not value added. He’ll be involved next Sunday night.

I agree.

Isn't that where we are?

The difference between Toney and all those guys is that Toney didn't fall into our laps due to lack of talent.

Kadarius Toney's initials are KT

K is the 11th letter of the Alphabet
T is the 20th letter of the Alphabet

20+11 = 31

The Chiefs are the NFL's #1 Team

30-1 = 30

30 divided by 2 equals 15

15 is Patrick Mahomes number.

It's a sign.

AHHHHHHHHH Gematria, it's all rigged and it's in the numbers AHHHHHHHHHH

I didn't think about this.

For the love of god, get this man some slot screens against the Titans.

Corey Coleman? That guy had already been on multiple teams.

Also, Emmanuel Ogbah was a hit.

Chiefs acquire WR Kadarius Toney via Trade
 

Love the Statue of Liberty.

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I really hope the Khiefs use him like Perky Harvin while he's here.

And Mike Hughes was already a bust. And DeAndre Baker was a combo of poor rookie season +Off field shit.

McCaffrey is a RB and a pro. This kid isn't either. The key is his buy-in to both the team and the system. He isn't a 1st round draft pick here, he's just another WR in the room. If he starts acting like a pro (studying and learning the playbook, loses the attitude, and works at bettering his craft), he'll be a steal. I have faith in the locker room and Andy to mold him into a pro. He'll have to eat some crow and be a ST guy for a bit. Veach didn't just wake up one morning and, after reading CP, decide to make a trade for the hell of it. I'm sure it was discussed over several sessions with Andy.

Dude threw a pass against us last year. Totally forgot about that

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Ha, I remember that

Maybe I'm missing something in the imagery, but it looks a lot more "New York City" than "Giants" to me. That's a massive difference.

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Two questions. First, is he going to have to fight Conley at the George Brett statue for #89? Second, can he fit a tat of a slab of ribs in there someplace?

I think Toney got on the bad side of the new coaching staff by not showing up for volunteer workouts this year. With a new coaching staff, you would think that Toney would have been eager to participate.

Yes but he also has the 251 area code on there too. That’s Mobile, Alabama, so he can add something KC related.


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Hopefully he'll have reason at the end of the season to get a Chiefs SB ring added to that thing.

under-rated post ROFL

Lets Go Khiefs

Nah, Chiefs need to just cut Conley to make it not be awkward.

Conley signed with the Tits so it's a non-issue, although that would have been fun to see!

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I think one of the predraft questions must have been if the player is willing to get a Giants tattoo because several of their draft picks have them.

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Repost, but keep them koming, they never get old.

Yeah, some of those questions someone needs to ask WTF!??! I don't blame him for getting annoyed.

May have been said already, but good chance Toney is familiar with the play terminology Chiefs use since Mike Kafka has been the OC for Giants this year.

Overall I think, based upon the way he spoke to the media, he is a good kid. I just think he gets caught up in twitter like some knuckleheads get caught up in CP. I think we will be fine and he will be a great addition to our locker room. His “professionalism” will be refined by Andy, Patrick, JJSS and MVS

Kool.

LMAO Kasually Konfident

Kan't wait to get him on the field.

Something went sideways with this guy and NYG management. You watch those interviews and the kid is polite and relaxed with the media, smiling and laughing with them as well, but those twits or twitters are just obnoxious. In that one he doesn't even seem to care if he gets catches, he says he just wants Ws. And he seemed to have a good relationship with his teammates, even talked about how he wanted to improve his chemistry with Danny.

He doesn't sound like a prima donna like OBJ or AB at all. Wonder if it could really be just as asinine as the new management didn't want him to play because he wasn't one of their picks? That sounds crazy after you watch his highlights.

Just hope we get the kid in the interviews. And that he can stay healthy. Healthy this kid is a freak.

I just saw a scary tweet and I dn where to put it. But someone was talking about K. Hunt to bills.....

The GM that drafted him retired..they brought in a Patriot way **** as HC and the fact that Toney has aspirations outside of football is enough for them to have issues with him.

All those guys think if you don't love football above all else then **** you.

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This year may be Buffalo's only shot, they're like 50 million over next years cap with key FA's on top of it, they are truly all in.

No need to put it anywhere because it's bullshit.

The kid flat out said that he wants more out of life than just football - that football doesn't make him who he is.

Some people will view that as a negative - that he's not committed enough - but honestly, it sounds to me like someone who has some perspective on how little of his life will actually be spent playing football.

The guys that let football define them usually end up emotionally shellshocked when the time eventually comes.

Or like Brady who literally is throwing away his personal life because he can't stop playing.

They're 20k over according to the Over The Cap calculator for 37 players.

They have some piggy banks they can break (primarily Josh Allen), but they are not going to be a major player in FA and don't have the flexibility to keep Edmunds and Poyer.

They can restructure Allen to create space for 2023, but his hits in 24-end of his deal then jump to 47.5M, 56.5M, 55.6M, 45.3M, 41.5M.

Restructuring Allen and Morse at their max restructures buys about 25M in cap space in 23, with 10M of that being slotted for the draft class. That leaves them $15M to fill out the roster, which isn't much when you're looking for 8-10 dudes. Von Miller isn't cut-able until 2024. And would require some really creative work to keep one of Edmunds or Poyer.

That Miller contract might have made them good enough to get past the Chiefs in the playoffs this year. But if it doesn't pay off this time, when is it going to pay off? Only going to get harder in the years to come.

The Chiefs reloading the way they did at the time they did really positions them well to dominate the next five years after this one. They have a lot more flexibility than their biggest competition in the AFC.

You know Miller is going to get hurt too. He's old and not super durable.

Bingo, this is their all in year, if they don't win it this year they're kinda hosed.

Sure.

But there is coaching, and talk shows, blogging, etc...

And I can safely say that if (when) we see the Bills again this year, the game plan isn't going to involve Wylie single blocking Miller the majority of the game.

Yep.

A lot of quick throws and screens.

So there are 3 teams in the AFC with the QB to really feel like they can legitimately go toe-to-toe with the Chiefs:

Buffalo
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Chargers

We just talked about Buffalo. The Chargers are in even worse shape against the cap and haven't even given Herbert the big deal yet.

Cincinnati is the only in comparable shape cap-wise, and will be looking to do its Burrow extension before next year... if the owners can afford to do it.

Higgins needs a new deal, too. Boyd is a free agent after 23. Jonah Williams needs a new deal. Logan Wilson will, too.

And that doesn't even factor in that Jamar Chase is gonna wanna break the bank and Cincy is historically a cheap franchise.

The Chargers spent all that money to keep all their guys before paying Herbert so now they'll have to start cutting guys to move forward...

That JC Jackson contract is going to be a pain in the Chargers ass.

Looks like a soaking wet TuTu Atwall

I completely expect them to cheap out on several contracts and give Joe Burrow the Aaron Rodgers treatment. "If your so good make these recievers good"

They must have really thought they were a SB team right now because there's really no way to justify some of their moves...

And what if one of these QBs goes down during an “all in” year. Would really suck to mortgage the future for one season, just to have your QB get hurt.

We’ve discussed how reckless Allen is when he runs.

Burrow has been sacked 107 times in 33 career games. He’s already at 24 this year.

The Chargers are a team of broke dicks too. Herbert is feeling that this year.

Obviously, Mahomes isn’t immune to injury but I’d bet on his health over theirs.

It'll probably go like this...pay Burrow, walk on Higgins and Boyd, franchise tag Chase for a year, attempt to trade.

They will definitely lock Burrow and Chase up.

No way Burrow sits back and watches him walk.

But Higgins is as good as gone. Maybe he'll be a Chief?

Odd coincidence. Mahomes and Burrow have both taken 107 sacks, but Mahomes has played 37 more games.

Burrow is really really good. We’re also discovering that he’s the Trent green type who needs decades of time to get rid of the ball which could make pass pro a problem. Plus their ownership is notoriously cheap and their players perform despite their coaching. The offensive playcalling is far from inspiring.

If I was a Bengals fan I'd be really really worried about Chase's hip

Hearing that is a complicated injury

The offensive play calling has a lot to do with how long Burrow holds the ball. They run a lot of long, straight drops. Very little PA.

They have issues for sure.

Yeah, I think Burrow ends up in a Rodgers situation where he has Chase and a bunch of cast offs.

I just looked at the Chargers cap on spotrat they're 14 million over for next year and don't really have anyone they can cut to save a bunch of money...

Give them a look for the next few years, it's UGLY.

They said he'd be out a minimum of 4-6 weeks. It sounds kind of bad.

It's hard for me to see Cincy having a top 3 paid QB and the top paid WR and we all know that's what Chase is going for.

Yeah, ownership is the wild card. Who knows if they'll want to lay out the cash it will take to sign both.

I can’t imagine how discouraging it is for other AFC teams to see the Chiefs still in the mix at the top right now.