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Log jam at RB
So we have three starting caliber Running Backs. 2 of them are at the beginning of their career and one is at the end of his career. I know Charles is a Chief icon but should we hang on to him, use him as trade bait for draft position or use him as part of a deal to bring other players in?
I know this won't be a popular topic of discussion but a RB entering his 8th year and coming off of his second major knee surgery we need to think about what our plans are with him and the young talent behind him going forward. |
JC had a 1500 yard season following his last ACL injury.
He's the starter if he's healthy. |
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Cut Davis. We have starter JC, his back up West (similar style), change of pace/bruiser Ware.
Ware is dope though so he's really #2. |
Charles retires as a ****ing Chief.
Since you have Ware and West now....it allows you to move Charles around more. Split him out wide sometimes. Shit...put Ware in at FB ahead of Charles and the defense won't know who to key in on. |
Why do people keep wanting to trade Jamaal? You're not getting shit value wise in a trade. His best value is here, on the team. Reduce some of his carries to keep him healthy, yeah. But trading him is nonsense, especially when the other two guys are pretty much unproven. I mean, they each had, what, half of a good season?
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I think Knile could be traded for a late round pick
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We have three rock-toting RBs.
That's not a ****ing logjam. It's not a "good problem." It's not a problem, period. It would be a problem if we had Charles coming off his injury and jack shit behind him. |
I miss the days of Donnell Bennett
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They will all get carries
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I think you have a very lose defination of 'starting caliber,"
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Ware should start, Charles should be the backup
/Todd Haley |
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We're not paying Ware/West shit. They're undrafted turds. We can tell them to eat cat poop and they'll do it if it helps the team win. If it were just Charles, people would be concerned about drafting another RB and maybe finding a guy in free agency. Why? So they can suck shit? Just because our backup guys are good, that means we have a logjam at the position? **** you. |
I think Charles has excellent trade value as long as you aren't looking to trade him for Tom Brady.
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I think we have one expendable running back. With ware, West, Sherman, Davis and Charles on the roster we have plenty of opportunities to use the depth to fill other needs. Oh and lick my hairless perfectly bleached asshole. |
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The Chiefs don't have a logjam at the RB position. You called it a logjam. Therefore, you deserve AIDS of the labia. |
Charles and Ware
West as relief for Charles It would really be nice if West could return kicks and punts |
Yea huge problem. I miss the days of Peyton Hillis
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Matt Forte, who's not been injured and offers similar value as Charles was released by the Bears because they couldn't find a trade partner. Yesterday, Forte signed a 3 year, $12 million dollar deal with the Jets. There isn't a team in the league trading for a soon to be 30 year old running back coming off an ACL injury. Not one. |
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especially as they get close to 30 worth more to us on the team than the market Maybe a low 2nd round pick on the market? |
As a management decision I'd trade Charles for a high draft pick if a team was willing to part. By 'high' I mean a 1st or 2nd rounder. Or two 3rds or two 4ths given the Chiefs updated draft status. West and Ware are just an awesome 1&2 punch.</br></br>As a Chiefs fan, let him retire a Chief.</br></br>I'd like to see a super bowl within the next 5 years so I'm going with the management decision.
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You guys are severely overrating Charles and the running back position as it exists in today's NFL. |
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But running backs just don't have any value these days. |
We have 4 backs that have proven they can play when needed. One of them can flat out kick your ass if he gets a crack of daylight.
No problem at RB. I would t even draft one in any round at all. |
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You can NEVER have too many good RBs |
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In 1985 |
Count up all the money we are paying this season to keep all 4. That's why we can have all of them.
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Finger jam at CP
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But Jamaal is the man, and he's pivotal to this offense... Sprinkle in some carries for Ware and use West if needed due to injury... And get rid of Davis I had such high hopes for him, but he has zero vision |
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This. |
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He's not as "pivotal" as you believe. |
With the emergence of West and ware, they need to use Charles more in the Dat type role they've envisioned as well as out of the backfield.
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I would really miss watching him |
To get maximum value if this is the idea, I think you have to get him healed up....you get him on the field and prove that he still has the juice and then move him to a team in need for a rapey price.
I don't know that I want to see it happen, but it does seem to be the kind of move winning teams make...to maximize value and know when is the right time to move on. |
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No one will trade for a 30 year old RB. Forte has better numbers than Charles and the Bears couldn't get anything for him. You guys are being extremely unrealistic. No team is a running back "away" from the playoffs or Super Bowl. |
....also......you said log jam.
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Yes, this team needs a draft pick more than Charles.
/no one. ever |
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Forte has 1,000 more rushing yards in his career than Charles. |
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Yes I do follow the entire NFL Dane. |
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The bottom line is that no team is giving up a draft pick for Charles, let alone, a 1st or 2nd. |
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That doesn't make any sense. |
Didn't they try to move him last offseason? Or maybe 2 years ago at the deadline? Anyway, I seem to remember someone offering a 6th.
Nopbody is getting stupid for Charles. |
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Oh yeah, and someone named Russell Wilson. |
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GOOD teams draft well, regardless of the round. In the past several years, the Chiefs nabbed Houston, Stephenson ($5 million per to the Broncos), Knile Davis, Philip Gaines and Chris Conley. The NFL is littered with 3rd round players at every position. JFC. |
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The point is that 31 players taken in the third round each year since 2008. 248 people. You named 5 impact players. Yes there are literally dozens of third round picks playing in the NFL today but you could hardly call them all impact players. Jamaal is and impact player with 2-3 years tops left in him. A team that is in desperate need of an impact RB (patriots) might be willing to part with a third who most likely won't be an impact player.
The patriots lost to the Broncos because they had no running game whatsoever. The Broncos D could come on every play because they knew they weren't running. |
Not sure whats going on in here, Denvers just arguing for the hell of it
Chiefs Needs thread is much better |
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:facepalm: This is my final response to this nonsense. There are dozens and dozens of NFL 3rd rounders that contribute throughout the league, with some being superstars. I have neither the time nor the inclination to name them all but they exist in scores. Second, the Patriots LOST because Bill ****ing Belichick had his team in the Red Zone, in the 4th quarter, THREE DIFFERENT TIMES and instead of taking the easy chipshot, he went for it on 4th down and lost every time. It had absolutely ZERO to do with their lack of a running game and EVERYTHING to do with poor decision making. And finally, there isn't one team in the NFL that would give up a 1, 2, or 3rd round pick for a 29 year old running back who's torn two ACL's in the past 5 seasons. Zero. None. Nada. End of story. |
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The guy has missed 2 of the last 5 seasons with torn ACL's. He's not worth a 7th rounder. Get over. |
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3 ypc is lame. Anything over 4 is impressive. Beyond that, it's about total production. I couldn't care less if a guy has a 4.9 ypc average if he only rushes for 600 yards a year or less than 5,000 in a career. On the other hand, a guy that has a 3.9 or 4 and has 10,000+ yards shows durability and longevity. |
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I think it may be time for me to put this thread on ignore. |
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At least Eddie George would have contributed to the Chiefs playoff appearances in 2013 and 2015. You can't help the club if you're always in the tub. |
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Look through a list of KC's 3rd round picks and tell me what percentage of them are Charles caliber players. Remember, 90% of this CP though Knile Davis was a stud after a few games. The reality is very few players are going to give you the dependable production that Charles has put out. The entire premise is absurd to me. CP's fascination with draft picks is ****ing out of control. |
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