I could see the Chiefs making a move for Tre Boston. He’d fill the need left behind by Parker’s release quite nicely. Played within division last year so there is familiarity there.

The way Veatch talked about the wr spot I don’t think he’s very happy with it right now

We’ll see

He shouldn’t be. If Tyreek misses games, our current WR corp is rouuuuuugh.

I’d much much rather spend money on dlineman and dbs than WRs


Andy can develop WRs

Conley has had an odd/tough tenure in KC. Dorsey was enamoured by his measurables, and traded up for him partly based on measurables but also because of a run on receivers in that draft.
Maclin and Kelce dominated touches along with Charles and one knock on Conley that has seemed to follow him to the pros is a limited/unpolished route tree. Have we seen this guy run anything other than slants/curls/fade-streak?
The deep ball attention has now been garnered by Hill, and prior to injury Conley appeared to fill the role of possession receiver despite measurables and college production reflecting that of a playmaker.

Maybe Dorsey can get Conley back at a reduced price if Veach wants to go another direction?

I don’t dislike Conley, but in no way am I enamoured with him. If forced to keep one of him or Wilson, I keep Wilson.

Wonder if the bears would take a late round pick for Kevin White?

I don’t think Conley fit the offense they ran with Alex

Hopefully he’ll be better with Pat

No doubt I’d stick with Conley. I’m just talking about Richardson as a player.

They’d need to take a gallon of milk if it were me. Has he played 5 games yet in 3 years?

He’d be a cheap reclamation type

Wilson is a UFA this year, Conley is a UFA next year.

They can re-sign Wilson while having Conley in the 2018 but if they sign a guy like Paul Richardson and Wilson, it would appear that Conley's days are numbered.

Nah dude.

Boston is soft. He was a beneficiary of great play in front of him. Dude is a part-time tackler. We need sure tacklers in the secondary - enough of the disgrace that was Parker/Peters/Sorenson/Murray with regards to tackling.

There are a lot of young, hungry, versatile safeties in this draft that can intimidate with physicality and cover well:

Watts, Elliott, Reid, Allen, White to name a few. Some will be around in the 3rd.

$5.2 million against the Cap in 2018.

I'd rather they sign him to a Vet Min deal, if they even have any interest.

I think that trust and ball placement will be very different in 2018 as opposed to 2017.

Conley has the size, speed and smarts to become a really productive player I think he was on his way to his best season last year when he tores his Achilles.

In many ways, this is kind of a "Make Or Break" season for him because if he doesn't put up 700-800 yards and a few TD's, he not going to get much in Free Agency.

I ageee totaly. Fix the damn defense with some vet help.