lol

Technically, next year's cap situation just got a lot better with this move and when you consider hali, dj , and jah are likely gone.

Better than giving him an extension as he approaches 30 like you guys did with Sanders :shrug:

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I think so. He has skills, but he had lazy study habits and off-field issues. If his head is screwed on straight and he learned to run the correct route tree, he could be an excellent receiver.

In 2 years we got 27 games, 1624 yards, and 10 touchdowns.


Oh, how will we go on?

WHat has Demarcus Robinson done that makes anyone think he's ready to contribute? Not being argumentative, I'm seriously wondering. I don't recall him doing anything of note last year.

I don't recall seeing him on the field except preseason.

Lots of reports that Robinson and Conley are stepping up and ready to take the next step in their careers.

Dorsey swingeth a quick and merciless axe.

Sauto is correct.

Cap'n poopy pants will be in the middle of his 563'rd check-dump when that blade quietly lops his head right off.

Apparently he's looked great in OTAs. If he knows the Offense he can make some noise with 3-4 targets a game. Between Hunt, Ware, Conley, Tyreek, Kelce, TE#2 , Wilson, WR3 there are just not enough looks to go around... Makes the maclin cut make more sense

Read the reports from OTAs. Lots of really good stuff said about him and the work he put in during the offseason to be ready for 2017.

I'm laughing because people are justifying this move as an excuse to help Mahomes. The fact is when you have a young QB who you are trying to develop, an experienced WR is essential in helping that young QB grow because that WR, and especially Maclin, understands the offense. This move make zero sense. Maclin knows Reid's offense and he could have really helped Mahomes.

He didn't do diddly last year. Had a few good catches but too many drops and couldn't get separation.

Surprised but not saddened.......

Just saw this thread.. haven't read all the posts but after OTAs they probably saw he still can't get open even against 2nd and 3rd teamers.... They have a plan.. let's hope it's a good one..

Overall, it was a great day for the offense, and specifically for Smith, who fired completions all over the field and enough dimes down the field that had players talking on both sides of the ball.


The best throw-and-catch of the day came on a pass from Smith to Robinson on a vertical route down the right sideline, which travelled at least 40 yards through the air and hit Robinson in stride for the touchdown.

"He's a great guy-love Alex, man," Robinson said. "He's a great dude. He's smart, so I just learned a lot from him over the offseason. [That work] was a tremendous part of me being able to do what I was able to do today."

Robinson showed out as one of the best athletes on the field on Wednesday, and he couldn't help but let those trying to cover him know who was winning the day.

http://m.chiefs.com/news/article-2/A...d-8e248b512017