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Man the future is just so exciting. The current roster was already gelling and now we’ve added Toney. Andy, Mahomes and Veitch are all just outstanding at what they do. They’ve really built something in Kansas City and I’m just enjoying it as much as I possible can. On top of that the Broncos are hamstrung screwed for half a decade, and their coach and QB are the laughing stock of the league. Never take this for granted guys, and appreciate it while we have it, because it doesn’t get any better. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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My .02 is this is a low risk/high reward situation. I am glad we traded for him and his salary is ridicules. I say let's see what happens 5 to 6 weeks out - what do we have to work with here? At that point in time. I trust Reid and Veach. If they cannot fix him through the off season during OTA's and training camp then simply cut ties. BUT, if he get's his head straight and becomes something we anticipated then it is a SERIOUS win for the Chiefs. Waiting to see how this plays out. Between Reid and Mahomes, this could work out in OUR favor for next to nothing to acquire him. :thumb:
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I like this trade more and more every day.
This could be the Tyreek replacement. Tons of talent. Skill set that's perfect for Reid's offense. And the Best QB in the world, who will help this cat mature. |
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If he cant get it together with Mahomes/Kelce/Reid in his ear...it's never gong to happen. Veach has a direct line to Kafka, so they have a pretty good idea of whats going on with him. Daboll really stuck it to his old team...ha. |
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This guy will make a big impact. |
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And Juju was a terrible locker room cancer that was going to TikTok dance his way right outta here oh wait no he's totally fine. |
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I guess not. The Chiefs seem extremely happy to get the guy. He went for catching passes from Jones to Mahomes-I would say he upgraded his situation as well. Seems to be a perfect match. |
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we need to 100% trust andy and veach on wide receivers right now because they hit back to back home runs with juju and mvs, and watson was a solid double
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Biggest concern is obviously can he stay healthy. All the talent in the world doesn't mean anything if he can't be available. If he can stay healthy, I think he's probably (like 99% certain) going to be just fine with KC.
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Chiefs been in discussions with him since spring, they told that fool not to play and to stay healthy. He did just that.
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if the chiefs hit on pacheco and they can find another lineman in the draft the offense is going to be so damn good for the next three seasons minimum and then mahomes hits his prime :D |
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I'll be curious to see if/when Toney gets more snaps if defenses will go back to how they defended us last year to take away the deep pass.
Right now Patrick Mahomes is in 1st place with passes over 25 yards (22). If Toney starts getting more snaps and they defend us the same, I could see him absolutely exploding. |
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peyton manning - 28 joe montana - 33 drew brees - 32 john elway - 33 favre is an exception here, although he had his best season at 40 his 2nd and 3rd were 27 and 28, but mahomes isn't favre given his trajectory and the fact his scrambling doesn't rely on speed but rather quickness, i don't foresee any falloff in mahomes play until his mid 30s |
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don't think the arm will fall off, favre's never did i see him having some gannon years though |
I still maintain that Mahomes' best attribute is his brain. Followed by his vision. He'll age well and his ability to find open receivers is a cumulative process because he remembers everything. When he's old and immobile I could easily see him transition to an older Peyton or Brady.
I would be worried if I was a Ravens or Bills fan though. |
Low risk high reward pick up that's cost controlled for up to potentially 3 years. Sounds like another dub for Veach. I mean if this kid actually pans out he has the potential to be similar to Diggs, injuries and maturity are about the only things holding him back.
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I know it's Friday night and we're all drinking mostly but I have to say I'm extremely intrigued from this film and things Seth Keysor is digging up.
He has a wow factor that I didn't know and assumed he was a bust. But there are a ton of stories about receivers that started slow and boomed. He's nothing like Antonio Brown but just from a first couple years in the league standpoint I don't see why he can't blossom like Brown did. You know, before he went unironically crazy. I guess what I'm trying to say is he has a ceiling that none of our other guys have and if he just works into the rotation I think he could possibly put up some big games. These open field moves remind me of Deebo Samuel to be honest. |
Just FTR I'm loving this move sober or not.
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Andy is missing the "Tyreek effect" on defenses. To me Toney is a poor man's version of Hill that can still effect defenses IF he can stay on the field.
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If Toney reaches his potential in this offense and locker room...a complete steal. |
It's already stealing, in my book. We got a receiver with elite level speed, quickness, RAC-ability, hands (not 100% on this as his catchrate is only 68%), absolutely filthy route-running ability, and football IQ for what amounts to a 4th-rd and 7th-rd pick. If he busts for any reason, well it was just a 90-something pick and whatever 7th rd pick.
But if he produces anything like his highlight reels this season and/or in the playoffs, that's a win right there. If he continues to thrive in KC next season and beyond, then we'll have straight up fleeced NYG. |
play #2 is a jet flip and it's the sickest shit ever
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He's going to finish the year with 420 yards receiving - LOL can you imagine?
IMO it's probably going to turn out to be true. |
Andy fiddin' to believe in this kid - dude going to belief!! Got me beliefing!
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Unfortunately, while watching those highlight reels I've figured out why he keeps getting injured, and I'm not sure it can be fixed. In short, he takes unnecessary hits. In many cases he invites contact instead of just stepping out of bounds or going down. He's not big enough to absorb all that punishment. Somehow the coaches gotta get him to save a lot of that for the playoffs. But I don't think he'll give that part of his game up. I'm seeing an extremely competitive football player. You'd have to be to fight for yards the way this kid does. I don't think we have to worry about him being indifferent once he's on the field. This guy wants to win. |
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But I'm talking about the next level, where he goes all Payton Manning and manipulates the defense presnap. He's already done it a few times I think. But I think he's smart enough to do it at least to the level of Payton in his prime. |
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Andy is going to design some good shit for him. Hope he keeps his head on straight & stays healthy for once. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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No chance this year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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He broke a Nick Bolton tackle. Enough said. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Why throw picks at a guy who hasn’t played this season and supposedly has character concerns? |
Hope it works out but we are still posting college highlights of a guy 2 years into his NFL career. I dont have high hopes that he'll spend more time studying the playbook than recording in Tamba Hali's studio.
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Don’t NFL receivers typically take 2-3 years to develop, recently there have exceptions but giving up on a guy who has played less than a seasons worth of football and not because he couldn’t make the team , just seems early to call him a bust .
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In the one game he dressed this year the team didn’t even try using him and gave him a few token Carries near the end and he didn’t look like he was dogging it , 2 only exciting s plays if the game.
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I get the move. It makes a lot of sense given the price, but that was the price for a reason. I just have low expectations. Hopefully there's at least 1 year where he manages to stay healthy long enough to have a Sammy Watkins impact in a SB. |
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Toney will explode in this offense
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Young guy from the "hood" gets drafted by an NFL team in New York. Of course he's going to be over the top excited. He's making big money playing a game.
But the honeymoon was over quickly for whatever reason (probably felt he was underused). Now he has the best QB on the planet, arguably the best Coach in the league, and a championship caliber organization. If he can't make it in KC, I doubt he'll make it anywhere |
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It's odd to me that people seem to think that he's officially earned the "error prone" label after only 1.5 years in the league. With that mentality, we would have cut Kelce before he ever stepped on the field.
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I seem to remember some wanting the Chiefs to trade up for Jameson Williams,who is still recovering from a major injury.That wouldve took a lot more picks to move up and get him i think.
I don't know if Toney is comparable to him or not,but i'll trust the Chiefs brass that they made an aggressive move and he will be a valuable asset to the Chiefs,not just this season,but hopefully several more.Thats assuming of course he can stay healthy and keep his head screwed on straight. |
I keep saying he’s two years into his nfl career with nothing to show. Can we clarify that he’s 1.5 into it. The seals barely been cracked on this kid.
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Also my comp oils be Sammy Watkins with Dante Halls shiftiness. The guy wants to truck guys like Sammy at the end.
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You are so ****ing stupid. I've already said I envision him as Hardman's replacement. Go sit in your corner reerun. |
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