According to Terez Paylor on Twitter Chiefs had $3.5 million in cap space and top 3 picks are going to be 4.5 mil

I feel they could have cut someone else to make up that difference

DORSO THIS THYME SUM BULSHAT!!!!!!!!!! U DONE IT BOY

What's the difference? No one felt that KC had a chance to be in a SB with the QB anyway. No way Maclin would perform well enough to justify being kept in 2018... so get it over with, right?

Unexpected move, but there had to be really good logic in doing this, at this time.

WtF???

He was shit before his injury and even after he returned.

We have a winner!

Just read the posts & you'll never forget.


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Not really.

Smith didn't throw a TD to a WR in 2014 and the Chiefs missed the playoffs.

The bottom line is that Maclin is done.

He served his purpose but that time has passed.

That is until Tyreek is ready for free agency.

I doubt shady, and crap may not be the best description. Just not worth the cap $#.

FYP



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lol half the thread is freaking out because we lost a valuable wide receiver and the other half is telling me Maclin's always been shit.



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Or look at the qb that can't get the ball to said WRS?

When did KU fans get upset if anybody dared to suggest that any former Jayhawks on the team were injury liabilities who shouldn't be trusted with a longterm deal?

I'm perfectly fine with Tyreek as the #1 however that means his return days are over with. Maybe DAT gets his spot back

I am sure Maclin feels liberated to be free of Alex Smith's Bubble Screen prison.

Not likely since that was the only place he could get open.

Not hard to replace 500 ypg.

Wonder if a part of the thinking is to give a younger WR additional playing time in preparation for 2PM taking over in a year or two? Plus, it sure sounds like we got ourselves in a cap bind.

Who would have guessed Sylvester Morris would end up having a longer career with the Chiefs than Jeremy Maclin...


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The irony is that the type of QB Maclin needs to catch passes is 2PM.

What do think of Anquan Boldin?

Actually that would be really hard.

Guess how many WR's other than Maclin have had an 1,000 yard receiving season with Bubble Screen Alex Smith as their starting QB, during Smith's 11 year career with both the 49ers and Chiefs?

That would be zero, no other WR's with the Chiefs or 49ers.

Great guy for Alex to not throw to

Yeah that's like 6 games worth of yards for Alex.

That just made me burst out laughing.... well done. ROFL

GP REC TGTS YDS AVG LNG TD FD FUM LST
2010
PHI
16 70 116 964 13.8 83 10 45 1 1
2011
PHI
13 63 97 859 13.6 59 5 43 1 1
2012
PHI
15 69 122 857 12.4 70 7 36 1 1
2014
PHI
16 85 143 1,318 15.5 72 10 56 0 0
2015
KC
15 87 124 1,088 12.5 61 8 49 2 1
2016
KC
12 44 76 536 12.2 44 2 29 0 0

This looks pretty good to me, one down year and he was only 29. Seems more like an outlier than a trend. I don't see any reason to not give him one more year to see if he bounces back before cutting him. I know, "but he's garbage."

Uhh, no.

Not.
Even.
Remotely.
In.
The.
Neighborhood.
Of.
Making.
Sense.



Roster is one of the most well rounded in the league, but let's piss away trying to win this year because we traded up for a QB. You know what the success rate of round 1 QBs over the last 15 years is?

I understand we're uncharted territory drafting a signal caller in the 1st, but it's not the GD Twilight Zone.

If we don't spend the 10 million for this year then it's pretty clear what we are doing.

If we didn't already, now we definitely have the biggest pile of shit at WR in our division.

It would be interesting to know the whole story. Even over paid, he still has value that is difficult to replace.

I know you found the cap, but I'm with these guys ****ing King Carl would have extended him and Pioli would have cut him and given his money to Cassel. It may have been a mistake to extend him, but Dorsey isn't afraid of the optics.

To be fair, if he wouldn't have shredded his knees, he'd be a different player.

You would think this would be in the cards. Maybe they did. :shrug:

We have to bring in a vet I would think

Yeah, I'm sure he and his wife are thrilled that he's lost $10 million in the next year (Let alone, the remainder of his $55 million dollar contract) while looking to move to another city.

He has to be ecstatic.

If they're seriously tanking this season with the talent we have. They deserve a player exodus and all the bad karma attendant.

But I seriously doubt they are. Should be interesting.

Yeah, clearing space to extend Marcus Peters

Alex only needs 1 receiver

They're NOT tanking.

JFC, this forum is full of EPIC dipshitery.

(ps-not directed at you, baby lee).

Maclin SUCKED in 2016 and he's 29 years old.

Stop with the stupid ****ing conspiracy theories, people.

How can anyone say we're tanking when we traded the pick? I mean think about it for like longer than two seconds.

edit: gonna maximize that second round pick to the very top!

Just the best GM in the NFL.


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Your reading comprehension is less than stellar.

I'd say it is greater than a "50/50" proposition that you are a dumbshit.

Oh, here we go.

Good ****ing grief.

How do you feed yourself?

Known reerun is a known reerun.

Antonio Brown is 28, Dez Bryant is 28, Julio Jones is 28, AJ Green is 28, Michael Crabtree is 29, Demaryuis Thomas is 29.... just stop with the age thing. It's a non factor, he's not 35.

Which of those receivers had an ACL tear?

Which of those receivers missed multiple games?

Which of those players disappeared in the playoffs?

If you want to use those as reasons, go right ahead. But just to say "he's 29" is a silly argument. And how many of them have even played in playoff games?

Signing the draft choices, the top 3, is a big part of the move. They released Howard. If you look at the top players and their salary and cap # there wasn't many candidates to clear some room. The need a 5-7 mil cushion to be under the cap for injuries, potential extensions etc. there was minimal choices to restructure. Hali they don't want to redo again and he has a cap #/structure that would screw them. And DJ and Sherman already took paycuts. Harris Zombo Jah Reid...those are minimal savings. Ideally in their mind I think they would have preferred to hang onto and release next year. But tough choices have to be made and that's what successful teams do no matter if there's an emotional attachment or not. Otherwise they were facing doing something with a Smith restructure and to get them that cushion. No way that was happening but that's the choices they basically had.

Makes sense why Trip McCracken wasn't renewed as the main cap guy and Brandt Tillis was promoted plus another legal counsel/cap guy was also brought in. Ultimately that buck stops with Dorsey. But he's obviously lost confidence in Trip who when he kept him on there in '13 Dorsey praised as one of the best. So not quite ideal but once you consider all factors and lack of productivity it makes more and more sense. They were super tight against the cap with few options

On the subject of lacking basic cognitive abilities/coherent thought...

from roto ( I laughed )

Just as it was in SF? Smith, YOU'RE NEXT! The next Kaepernick is on deck!

( #1 overall pick coming soon! ooops.. wait.. belongs to Biffalo now. )

all kidding including... I think, lol!

Andy Reid and his love affair with Thomas continues.

11-5, 9-7, 11-5, 12-4.

Only dipshits like you think otherwise.

What REALLY sucks is that a friend of mine is the DC of your favorite college team.

Otherwise, I'd root for them to never win a game again.

Such is life.

Harbaugh attended Alex's wedding two weeks before he got benched?

LMAO

Which one of those has Alex Smith as his QB?

Really?

You think that your claim that "Alex Smith is a franchise QB" is universally accepted?

If they think they can squeeze a year out of him and spend very little I wouldn't be against it. He could be done though, that I don't have a good guess on because I didn't see him much last year. What I do like about him is his effort and attitude. He's tough over the middle and in general. He will block very aggressively. He is a good vocal leader as well and holds his teammates accountable in a positive way. Just depends on his decline and if he has anything left

Counter-argument,

See 2015 season. That was the same said QB.

Please **** yourself. And when you're finished? **** yourself again for good measure.

And there's the truth that tingles my balls. Yee-ha!

As I've said before, you butt****ing moron, Alex Smith is a Franchise QB.

Look what happened to the 49ers after he was traded.

What he is NOT is a future Hall of Fame QB.

Now, shut the **** up, Child.

ROFL look who is getting pissed.

Keep drooling over your 15 chins, you fat piece of shit, attempting to justify your "Alex Smith is a franchise QB" dumbshit statement.

"Fat" is not a word I would typically use to describe Dane.

Last year he played in all 16 games and had 584 yards receiving and 8 TDs

I'm not "pissed". I've pointed out your epic dumbassery for years, emotion free.

Furthermore, I'm not sure why you think I'm obese.

That's a really weird leap but then again, hindsight is 50/50, so you may want to make a revision to that post.

****. Forgot about that. Brutal.

Didn't he lose a close friend ?

If the contract is right I would wouldn't mind at all

Jamaal Charles had a teammate who murdered his wife's cousin.

Didn't seem to affect him much on the field.

The simplest explanation is usually correct.

Ergo, brokedick.

In any case who cares. 2017 is largely meaningless. Transition year.

I said hindsight is 50/50 rather than 20/20 in a post 5 years ago, meanwhile you said this and continue to try to justify it...

Game over, you lose.

Absolutely THIS! He will not be missed. It was inevitable

You're a moron and didn't graduate from the "U".

I hope you enjoy your parents basement.

Actually I have two degrees from UM. Next.

Oh and by the way you are fat and said this:

ROFL

Transition year is next year

The latest from Homerville, the Chiefs cut Maclin because they simply had too many offensive weapons. ROFL

We transition early, son. Learn Chief things...

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Actually​ it's 2017. Everything we do this year is in prep for mahogany in 2018...

We're not afccg or Superbowl team, period... To think otherwise is ROFL

We all have different temperaments but yeah he sucked most athletes use the game as an out

I tend to agree with Banana Parties.