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You can get me on board with Calvin Ridley. I like him and think he'd be a good fit. It comes down to what the deal looks like and the length of the deal for me.
I wouldn't complain a bit about a Ridley/Rice/Egbuka 3 WR set. That sounds amazing, in fact. |
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Mine is just a better player. |
Very interested to see how Xavier Worthy/Adonai Mitchell perform in the college football playoffs. Pairing Adonai Mitchell with a guy like Darnell Mooney to boost the WR room does make a lot of sense to me.
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He's got the whole toolset. Speed, size, hands, good in key spots, he's a downfield threat who can stack DBs or high-point. Seems like he gets in and out of routes well. Another pairing I'm interested in is Keenan Allen + rookie. That could be a perfect situation. If the Chargers cut him (And I think they might have to at this point), that would be a great bridge while Rice and a rook get fully up to speed. I also think Mitchell is a little underrated because he played in an antiquated offense at Georgia and was one of many talented options at UT (and the last to arrive). Could really outperform where he'll be ranked coming into this draft. |
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The draft is so damn deep at WR that you really should be able to get at least 1 nice all-around option and then another that's either 1) A tight end or 2) a niche WR weapon (i.e. the burner). Hell, it's even really good at OT. The draft sets up really nicely for us. |
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I think it’s not ridiculous if they get a clear top WR through FA. If you give this team, say, Aiyuk or Evans, I can be ok with spending a 1st or 2nd on a WR and leaving it there. |
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That's some Carl Peterson shit right there. "Well, we tried to draft a QB, and failed, so let's be done for a bit. Maybe we'll just trade for the San Fran back-ups and try to work with that." |
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They've only got 8 million in 2025 as is. There's just not much room to play with. |
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I just looked at their Spotrac numbers. They're ****ed. How the hell did they let it get that bad? Arik Armstead almost $29m? Fred Warner $28m? What the ****!? |
They’ll cut armstead but they also need to replenish draft picks that they’ve traded plus they’ve whiffed on some higher picks
They aren’t gonna pay another offensive weapon |
They’ve got 38 mil they can rollover from this year so it’s not dire
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Rice with Emeka Egbuka :thumb:
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Evans, Rice, Toney, Moore, Rookie, KR, Cheap vet |
Man I really like Adonai Mitchell. I really like Jalen McMillan. I really like Emeka Egbuka.
Right now I say **** trading our 1st rd pick. In this WR class it's way too valuable. You're very likely getting a very good plug-n-play WR2 caliber player for pennies |
After all that's happened this season, you think they're gonna just plug a rookie in and go?
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Draft 2, Brown in FA, I reckon we're good. Assume one of the draftees is a dud but man it is SOOOO deep this year we've got to find someone. I'd happily "waste" a pick on a second WR this year. If we swing twice and miss on both, yeah, people can s*** on Veach at that point, because it would be pretty bad.
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Arrowhead Addicts recent 3-RD Mock has the Chiefs trading down:
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I see a lot of Mocks giving DET a 1st RD WR, I wonder if Jameson Williams could be our next reclamation project similar to Toney. Worth noting they have the cap space to absorb Chris Jones' contract as well.
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Give me Tee Higgins and maybe a lower end WR like Van Jefferson or Parris Campbell. With a draft pick like Jermaine Burton who has speed to stretch the field and the moxie ready for NFL DB's. |
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The Bengals are almost assuredly tagging and trading Tee Higgins. Who else are they going to tag, Reader? I see a lot of Chiefs fans lusting after him. They’re setting themselves up for disappointment. It’s interesting you’re not interested in Mooney but very interested in Campbell. |
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It's not interesting at all. Mooney projects to be 3 times the price of Campbell. I'll take a hard pass on Mooney for 10m per year. |
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I think Spotrac is way, way off on what Mooney will actually get, but time will tell. |
would steelers george pickens be worth pursuing in a trade---great talent but seems to have a real diva attitude...
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I wonder if we couldn't pry Jameson Williams from DET. What other realistic trade candidates might be out there? -Jameson Williams, DET -George Pickens, PIT -? -? -? |
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Essentially what you are saying in your 2 posts to me is that Spotrac is overvaluing Mooney at 10m while at the same time undervaluing Tee Higgins at 16.5m without any evidence other than your own internal feelings. I'm just not going to get that emotional about it and not to let my feelings get in the way. My feelings says Mooney isn't worth 5m. But that is just my feelings and has no real insight into that belief. Unless I have been in privy to any internal discussions within any organziation on Mooney, I'm going to rely upon a resource other than my feelings. Other than that, considering that MVS may not be back. The need for someone to fill that role is needed. Those at the top, like Harrison, Nabers, Oduze, Egbuka are all likely out of reach in our present draft position. That leaves us with Worthy, Franklin, Burton, maybe Thomas Jr. as potential late day 1 or day 2 targets. |
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I like Ridley and Brown as FAs. I like Coleman or Legette in the draft. Currently. |
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The more I look at the class, the more evenly situated I think most of these guys are after Nabers.
I think you have 2 guys at the top and then probably Odunze nearer them than he is everyone else. But then i think I see maybe 6 guys who are a little different in the margins but nobody is clearly BETTER than the rest. Egbuka is probably my favorite of that group but I could be talked into Coleman on physical attributes. Worthy seems like Jameson Williams 2.0 but I didn't expect Williams to be lousy; Mitchell may actually be better than Worthy in his own right. Thomas may be like Olave - overlooked because of a better teammate but still damn good in his own right. Legette may be better than all but Harrison if he's a true late bloomer rather than flash in the pan. Then you have a guy in Corley who looks genuinely explosive out there - a sort of Deebo (or maybe Alec Burks, if you're down on him) sort of player. It's just an awfully deep WR class. |
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I dunno. I like the top 2 a whole lot. After that it's kinda dealers choice to me. |
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I wouldn’t trade for anyone just draft a guy
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How do we feel about Gabe Davis? He definitely has the speed. A lot of people were riding him for not showing up earlier in the year, but I feel like he was open a lot and simply overlooked.
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With the Rice output I hope it shows Veach to just draft good ****ing players and let them play.
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They need to hit the DL in the draft as well and a G wouldn't be the worst idea.
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Franklin paired with Rice would be really nice I think.
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They blasted the OL and the defense with money and picks and tried to go cheap somewhere. It backfired. Don't go overboard. Just keep adding everywhere and let the chips fall where they may. |
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Now, trading up to the top 10 to get Odunze and then trading our 2024 1st for Aiyuk (or something along those lines) would absolutely be overkill. |
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The NFL is hard, it's not a ****ing video game. Whatever happens from here out this year, 'where we are' is just fine. You're not going to win every year. I'd take our chances in '24 without even knowing how this season ends. |
I'm still holding on to a glimmer of hope that Ross breaks out for the rest of the season.
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I'd say this is the list we're looking at (I'll highlight the ones I personally think they'd be most interested in): Curtis Samuel (28) DJ Chark (28) Parris Campbell (27) Marquise Brown (27) Noah Brown (28) Tee Higgins (25) Michael Pittman Jr (27) Laviska Shenault (26) Trent Sherfield (28) Chase Claypool (26) Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (27) Equamineous St. Brown (28) Olamide Zaccheaus (27) Scott Miller (27) Jalen Guyton (27) Devin Duvernay (27) Lil'Jordan Humphrey (26) Miles Boykin (28) Jalen Reagor (25) Gabriel Davis (25) Darnell Mooney (27) K.J. Osborn (27) Donovan Peoples-Jones (25) Quez Watkins (26) Higgins and Pittman are going to cost some money that I don't know that we'll go for signing. |
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Also, the Chiefs have never drafted a WR in the 1st rd under Reid, but we're very possibly expecting that to change this coming year. KC had never drafted a CB in the 1st prior to McDuffie. Can't always rely on the past to predict future results.
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Curtis Samuel is still only 28?
Didn't he sign with Washington like 7 years ago? Time has no meaning for me anymore... |
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Shaheed will be an exclusive-rights free agent in 2024, so while you’ll see him included on these kinds of lists his only option will be to play for the Saints on a low-cost tender next season. He won’t have the opportunity to entertain offers from other teams or sign a multiyear extension until 2025 (as a restricted free agent) or more realistically 2026 (when he would have unrestricted status). |
Egbuka seems to be falling on draft boards to top of the 2nd, would be a good get for us maybe.
Ultimately, I think Franklyn' our guy if he's there. |
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Mooney has been less consistent and productive than players who got less than $10M/AAV in last year's free agent pool. Higgins has a track record that lines up with guys llike D.J. Moore and Terry McLaurin while blowing the doors off of guys at that $16.5M figure. |
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I just fundamentally disagree with trading a #1 pick for the right to pay a player a top of the market salary.
You're spending precious resources twice. And ****ing your cap. I don't like it. |
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If you want to spend a 1st on a WR, we'll have plenty of options. I do wonder who we could get for a 3rd or 4th, though, similar to Toney. I threw out Jamison Williams as a reclamation project, or Hopkins should TEN want to go younger, but there's others that probably make more sense. I think if you want an Ayiuk type you'd have to figure out some kind of Chris Jones sign and trade to get me on board, although wouldn't work for Ayiuk specifically bc they wouldn't want to take on a CJ contract. |
I've heard rumors that....
1. There could be a record number of QBs taken in the 1st. 2. There could be a record number of OTs taken in the 1st. 3. There could be a record number of WRs taken in the 1st. Sounds like talking heads just stirring the pot a bit, but interesting notes on where the talent lies in the top of the draft. I've also heard there's a lot of talent in the DB class as well. |
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It's a realy nice looking WR draft class. I think this is the year to double dip and play the numbers game. It's just too good value to hit on a WR and get them cheap for years. That's my preference. If it all still looks like ass next year then we can trade for a proven commodity. |
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I'm becoming more and more of a fan of Egbuka. Hope he does fall to 32...
Scouting reports and eye tests show a guy who is savvy working into soft spots of zones, who also has the twitch and suddeness to separate against man, with good hands, long arms, enough speed to be a 3-levels receiver, and some contact balance to help with YAC. |
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Agree about him being #3. Odense and Coleman are going to test really well and I think that may move 5hem ahead. I’m expecting the Bengals to tag and trade Higgins and replace him in the draft. Will be interesting to see what they go for if they go that route. Another big physical guy to be a weapon on YOLO deep balls when Chase is doubled? Or someone more like Boyd, who is also a FA? |
I'd prefer Odunze to Egbuka, I just think he's a better athlete, even if there's a little less polish there. But yeah, he's going a fair bit earlier I suspect. I don't like Coleman half as much
I'll be sick as a dog if the Bengals steal a top target of ours. |
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In any case, Odunze is definitely bigger and playing far more on the outside that Egbuka. I don't know that Egbuka isn't a better slot given that's where most of his snaps are coming from. I AM certain that isn't Odunze's role. I just think he's going to beat man more frequently and if it's not with speed it'll be with physicality. More strings to his bow imo. |
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