Anybody think he sees a few snaps against the Titans?

I do.

I think they'll look to insert him right away, any way they can.

rare!

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The Chiefs have been playing the long game going back to the offseason.

This move is another that fills the bill.

I wouldn't say that it has absolutely nothing to do with this season, but it's definitely a long term move for the most part.

Toney isn't even healthy right now.

I just think you're pulling the chute WAY too fast on this.

I don't see how you view OBJ as a move for this year when he's coming off a serious injury and likely won't practice until mid-November but Toney is a move for next year.

Yeah, Toney has been dinged, but he hasn't gone 9 months without participating in football activities. And it's not like he's a rookie - he played last year and demonstrated serious shit when he was in the field.

Moreover, as was kindly pointed out, I'm betting Kafka being his OC in NY, even for a brief period, would have him more versed on the Chiefs offense than OBJ would be.

He's also far more explosive than OBJ is at this point in his career.

I just see no reasonable basis for saying that OBJ is a win-now move while Toney is a move exclusively for the future. Toney is MORE ready to contribute to this offense than OBJ is, and by a fair amount, IMO.

I wouldn't mind seeing him replace Moore at punt returner and he basically can already do as many plays as Hardman has been able to do his whole career here

Tyreek literally ****ing sucks turds now

I thought he was a healthy scratch the last couple of weeks?

So this probably kills off any speculation of us trading a late pick for a pass rusher.

The offseason and this move clearly indicate we're preparing for the next 2-3 years.

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What would make you think that?

It's an open question...

He's got a filthy jab step, but he's doing a bit too much. On most plays you'll get one of those before you're corralled. Just plant your foot and go. I don't want this dude in here Demarcus Robinsoning it up.

Any word on who we cut to make room?

Nope.

OBJ is the kind of move that says we want to have another proven reliable weapon for the playoffs to go all-in for a championship.

This feels like the kind of move that says we want to get this guy in the building and give him a small role then hopefully he explodes in 2023/2024.

I like Toney, I'm just not expecting much from him this year. Hopefully I'm wrong.