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All of it. Just...no. Dude is hot spiced ass. |
Welker was a really good route runner and Edelman had the fast as **** feetwork.
Skyy doesn't have anything. But I don't think it's a big deal, if they don't want to give up on their 2nd round pick yet then okay. Maybe there's a tiny chance he could improve and give us a 500 yard season in his 4th year or something like that. The rest of the receiver room looks stacked and it should be way better than last year. Worthy and Rice are going to explode! Then you have some veterans that will be making some plays. This offense is going to look a lot better. |
Devils advocate, continued…
In his third season, Wes had 687 yards on 67 catches and 1 tuddy. In years 4-5, he caught a combined for 223 catches for 2341 yards and 11 tuddies. 5 consecutive pro bowls and 2 all pro teams. *** Edelman didn’t start to show promise till his 5th year. In his 5th and 6th years combined, he had 2028 yards snd 10tds. The best coaches in the league must see something in him to keep him around and im hoping they’re right! *** devils advocate over I don’t see what these coaches are with Skyy and I was a fan of the pick. I think he should be cut, along with the rest of the bums. |
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I like the effort. It is a gallant effort. Now do the corresponding snap counts and targets. |
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I still think more of this stuff comes down to "I like that guy" than we think.
With every bizarre coaching hire (or non-hire) I'm more and more convinced that some guys can just get in a room and blow an owners skirt up. They say the right stuff in the right way. May not be able to coach for shit, but by God they can sell. And when you're looking at the bottom 5-8 spots on a roster, I'm guessing some of it really does come down to "I like that guy". And it's easy to see why Toney would be hard to like. So you joke, but shit man, "Skyy has a great smile" MAY just be the reason he's on the roster. The coaches like the guy as he's sitting there with a big grin after spending an entire meeting taking notes, making good eye contact and looking really engaged. He LOOKS the part of someone you want to succeed. Then comes gameday and it all just disappears. But man, "Skyy has a great smile" is as close to a sensible reason as actually exists for him to be on an NFL roster at this point. He's done everything possible to lose the job and has blown MASSIVE opportunities in his first two seasons. So what else is left? |
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I guess if you can't produce, you might as well be the most friendly guy and overall good guy to be around. It works in regular life so why wouldn't it work in football. |
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It is definitely First World problems to fret over a WR7.
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Veach whiffed on this guy, same with CEH. It happens. Just gotta move on. |
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Moore is on this roster because after 3 seasons, Ross still couldnt figure out where to line up and KT is often injured, aloof air head, which makes him inconsistent.
And if im being fair, Moore looked faster and more twitchy than Remigio. So here we are. |
Well, he's here, so I'll cheer him on.
Hopefully the switch gets thrown for him mentally and he becomes a reliable option for Mahomes. |
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Which gets counterbalanced by all the late round lottery tickets Veach finds. I’d rather the occasional 2nd round whiff than having a GM who is just completely incapable of finding any quality contributors in the 4th through 7th. |
Only 4 snaps last night. 8 receiving weapons had more.
He’s benched! <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> snap counts against the Saints on Monday Night Football. <a href="https://t.co/Q3bVWiApbD">pic.twitter.com/Q3bVWiApbD</a></p>— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) <a href="https://twitter.com/Jacobs71/status/1843564154667639228?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 8, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Hell yeah! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/o1_wf1dyOyY?si=7_lNYJxEAhzSg5-B" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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That's still too many snaps for him.
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He'd still be better than Edelman at a sports desk
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I don't understand why is he on the roster at this point as we need contributors. Bring up Remigio and cut Skyy or send him to the practice squad.
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Yes Skyy has been a disaster BUT Can we please stop pining for Remigio? Good lord
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I read this weekend both Remigio and Ross were getting 1st team snaps. I don't care which one comes up but they need to bring one up and send Skyy on his way.
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The Hollywood injury didn't create the JuJu signing. Like the Pacheco injury created the Hunt signing. Good things can come from bad
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Imagine being worse than Skyy and you get Remeggio
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Every week we see Skyy Moore **** up and think 'well that's gonna get him benched'. And yet he's still there every following week finding new ways to **** things up.
The only way we don't see him out there is if he gets a season ending injury. Fingers crossed that happens sometime soon. |
Nah, he's pretty well done on offense. Although seeing Skyy Moore and Carson Steele as the two return men irrationally angered me. What the **** is that nonsense?
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Honestly I am pining for even a ham sandwich to be elevated in place of skyy. Only because it means we will finally stop trying to make skyy Moore happen.
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You fix the Moore issue by bringing in a receiver with the slightest modicum of talent, not by replacing him with a different smelling hunk of shit |
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Don’t think he’s had any gaffe’s there so far |
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But until we have a viable option from the outside there is ZERO value with skyy. He is wasting space. There is at least value in remigio because he can return kicks and mecole was questionable going into the game. If skyys role has been reduced to nothing then bring in the guy who does nothing, maybe has a small glimmer of hope for upside, but can actually contribute on special teams while he wastes away on the bench. This is way more about cutting the cord on skyy than it is about thinking Nikko is anything close to a long term solution Remigio does not stop us from aggressively shopping for a new wr. Unlike skyy the chiefs don’t have any emotional attachment and will both actively seek a replacement and also giving a very short leash. Which is what they should’ve done to skyy years ago |
There's no ****ing value in Remigio. None. Whatsoever. This team is DESPERATE for help at WR currently. You think they're leaving Remigio on the practice squad for shots and giggles while elevating Jody ****ing Fortson. No, they did that BECAUSE HE ****ING SUCKS AND THEY KNOW IT.
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If skyy is relegated to a role of doing nothing then there is no risk. You can’t downgrade a player who we don’t even want to play. This team is desperate for WR help and yet they are actively keeping a roster spot for a WR who they don’t want to play and is a complete dud on special teams. The core of the problem isn’t that remigio is worse than skyy (he’s not gonna hurt anyone on the bench). It’s that a team desperate for WRs is so emotionally attached to one of their WRs that they not only refuse to cut the cord, they STILL insist on forcing him into roles just so they can get him going. The refusal to elevate remigio over more makes absolutely no sense and most of us can see it is for emotional reasons, not logical ones |
I actually agree with Zilla on this one. I would rather have Remigio in there for ST then Skyy. Skyy is supposedly the best blocking WR yet he only played 4 snaps, all at the end during the kneel down.
The only thing I can think of why they keep trotting him out there is the almost $2 million dollar cap hit. He is in the top half on the team in that regard. Otherwise I can't think of a reason why he continues to be active at this point. Really strange. |
Also fortson elevation makes perfect sense for a team that has to change its identity to running the ball a shit ton. He is a really good option for 13 personnel. There is zero justification for skyy in this offense. None.
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It's probably just time to admit you ****ed up the 2nd round pick and move on.
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LMAO Remigio had 3 kickoff returns in the preseason. 2 of them didn't make it to the 30 yard line.
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LMAO He couldn't even cut it against insurance agents and car salesman but by golly, he knew what he was doing while he sucked.
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You don't think Andy and company would have the guy on the field if they thought he was an improvement?
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He can't contribute though. No matter how many times you repeat the false narrative it isn't going to make it true. He's not an NFL caliber returner.
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Yeah Km with Sassy here. Remigio and Ross aren’t good. They need to go make a trade to replace Skyy, not bring anybody up
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Skyy is lousy yes, but to act that andy and veach are morons for keeping the guy that already had salary cap space sunk into him, knows the playbook, and is maybe a good teammate....is some pretty low faith in those two. They already ate toney's cap but he was also making stupid videos bashing the team and actually turning the ball over to cost us games. Sometimes you just can't fix everything in one off-season. |
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But now this is no longer a financial decision. We have the in house option to use somebody in his place. Someone who also knows the playbook, doesn’t cost anything and was liked enough to stick around for 2 years. So at this point the decision seems way more emotional than it does logical |
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And ultimately, this idea that you don't want to upgrade your 6th WR slot because it takes effort just runs contrary to everything we've seen from Veach. He's always looking to refresh/replace the bottom of the roster. And ultimately we just learned that your 5th WR can become your WR3 as quick as a hiccup. So I hope (and expect) that Veach learned from this. Next year, we won't see any more of these damn charity case roster spots. If you have a guy you don't think you can trust if he moves 2 spots up the depth chart, you shouldn't have him on the roster. The end. The problem isn't that Moore can't step in and play WR1 if we need him to - nobody expects that. The problem is that we can't trust him to play WR3 now that we've had a couple of injuries. He simply cannot play the position and the team clearly has no interest in asking him to. That means he never should've been on this roster to begin with. It should've been someone like Noah Brown -- a guy who CAN actually contribute if/when called upon. Moore clearly ain't that guy. |
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Then we hear that Veach was pissed when Skyy drops an easy 1st down pass last week and he hardly sees the field after that. I am not saying that Remigio or Ross are world beaters but I bet they could give us more than Skyy could. I am all for doing what is necessary to upgrade our WR depth I would just love for someone to tell me why Skyy is still active at this point. |
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And of course if we bring in outside help and I hope we do, then relegate him again. |
You know it was a good game last night when this is the topic dominating the coversation today
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Skyy's errors must be the devil they know they can withstand. Not a lot of room for errors
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Yep, I was wrong. Coaching staff has made some baffling personnel choices on all three units this year
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Remigio looked better with the ball in his hands than Sky Moore ever has.
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I really don't understand what we're doing there at all. Danna is bringing nothing. |
Unfortunately we just extended Danna so he’s going to have a longer leash.
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Did Nikko have the game balls. Special teamers need them
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[VERY QUESTIONABLE SOURCE]
(But I want it to be true..) Chiefs Cut Rookie WR After Failing to Meet Expectations The Kansas City Chiefs have dropped the axe, cutting wide receiver Skyy Moore after three underwhelming seasons, sources confirmed to ESPN on Saturday. The move, a stunner for a 2022 second-round pick once pegged as a Tyreek Hill heir, ends a tenure that never ignited—leaving Chiefs Kingdom buzzing and relieved. Moore, 24, arrived with hype from Western Michigan, touted for speed and route-running. But the spark never came. In 2024, he mustered just 23 catches for 316 yards and zero touchdowns—his worst stat line yet (ESPN). Across three years, he totaled 43 receptions, 494 yards, and 1 TD, a far cry from the dynamic WR2 Chiefs craved post-Hill trade. Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy soared; Moore floundered. “Skyy didn’t meet the bar we set,” GM Brett Veach said curtly. With Marquise Brown re-signed for 2025 and rumors of draft targets like Isaiah Bond, Moore’s roster spot evaporated. His $1.5 million cap hit for 2025 (Spotrac) wasn’t steep, but KC’s patience ran dry after a 40-22 Super Bowl LIX loss to the Eagles exposed offensive gaps. [...] |
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