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Should the Chiefs have signed Saquon?
I know we didn't have a ton of cash and Pop is a decent back, but what would Saquon have looked like in our offense? He got just under $38 million over 3 years, which is a chunk. Had we not given Trav additional cap room (for no additional years) and restructured a few other deals, maybe?
Don't know, just throwing this out there. |
Given what we know now, yeah, duh.
Or should have signed King Henry. |
Hey everybody! Deberg is back!
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Pacheco + Hunt is cheaper and will be just as effective.
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Interesting question but I have a better one. Should the Chiefs have drafted Joe Montana in the 1979 draft? I still think Steve Fuller was the right move but I was only a glint in the milkman's eye back then.
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With hindsight of Brown getting hurt, yeah. It made sense at the time, even though this team desperately needs some explosive run plays.
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Who is better on short yardage and goalline? Thats all I care about with running backs.
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Either should had sign Barkley or Henry!
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Saquon is on pace for 2100 yards rushing on 6 yards a carry and almost 400 yards receiving. We don't need him but saying our guys are just as effective is silly |
Pretty sure every team in the NFL should have
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Holes big enough for even MEHHH to have a big game. |
Should have traded for Myles Garrett
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most people here would have screamed bloody murder, but I would have liked that.
How is this Boise St running back's pro potential looking like? I wouldn't mind seeing the Chiefs trade up for him around pick 20 if he's still there if he's going to be a special RB. We might have undervalued the RB position a bit too much, a truly great one can still make a difference. ESPECIALLY when you already have a great QB. |
Devin Neal next year
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Not so sure. If we had healthy Rice, Pacheco & Hollywood Brown our offense would be humming. I don't think we would have had the money to bring him in but obviously he would have made a great addition to any team.
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