Well, now we don't need to wonder about Hopkins. We are set!

And give hands. And you know what they say about big hands…

What Do they say?

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Big feet + big hands =






Big shoes and big gloves

Mike Edwards is a lock.

Danny Shelton a big man I mean really big. I just wonder if he is getting in shape. Gut looks tightened up but those legs are pretty fatty.
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Omenihu, Tranquill, and Edwards are such savvy, under-the-radar great f/a acquisitions.

Veach is going to strike gold with all 3 and you’re going to love what each one of them brings to our defense. I’m legit stoked to see our defense this season.

And I’m becoming more and more intrigued with our WR room - with or without DHop.

2023 is going to be Shelton's breakout year. Mark it down.

PFF article about 2023 All-Breakout Team. Picked 11 players on both offense and defense, and our favorite team was one of the few teams that was represented on both sides of the ball:

WIDE RECEIVER: KADARIUS TONEY, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
With all the noise surrounding Toney’s departure from the New York Giants and his Super Bowl run with the Chiefs, it’s hard to believe he’s entering just his third season in the NFL. Toney wasn’t able to make it work in New York, but he seemed to be more at home in Andy Reid’s offense, as he put up an 80.4 receiving grade in his limited time with the Chiefs. With a lack of high-end receiving options in Kansas City and a full offseason to get acclimated to the system, Toney could be in for a big year.

CORNERBACK: TRENT MCDUFFIE, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
While seventh-rounder Jaylen Watson received a lot of attention for his explosive plays as a rookie, McDuffie was quietly the more reliable rookie corner for the Chiefs amidst their Super Bowl run. After returning from a hamstring injury that knocked him out of action for six weeks, McDuffie started every game and put up a 74.9 defensive grade and 75.1 coverage grade. McDuffie’s versatility to play both outside and in the slot (536 snaps outside vs 247 as a slot corner) will make him a valuable member of the secondary as the Chiefs attempt to defend their Super Bowl title.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2023-al...ent=newsletter

It would be so badass if Morris took the LT spot by the horns and just played well for us there.

wrong thread

Andy’s leaving that door cracked.

“I like his ability,” Reid said of Morris. “We’ll just see how it all works out once we get going, but he held his own. I’m curious to see how he does once we get going (during camp) and he’s tired, mentally and physically. Let’s see what happens then.”