Chiefs acquire WR Kadarius Toney via Trade

[Dante84]

Breaking: The #Giants are trading WR Kadarius Toney to the #Chiefs, per @Schultz_Report. A conditional 3rd and a 6th rounder go to NYG.

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 27, 2022

[Pasta Little Brioni]

All it takes is 1 3rd down drop from Valdez Turdling

[Hammock Parties]

those drops will come in field goal range brother

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by xztop123

The issue is that tony doesn’t have a ton of tape from college or nfl so it’s possible he isn’t that talented. He has some weird lower body flexibility that make his moves look really cool. But teams usually hold on to really good talent despite of any issues with coaches Ect

Imagine being this ****ing clueless

[Red Dawg]

Toney route running is filthy good.

[Otter]

Kadarius Toney, 5-11/189
Wide Receiver
Florida

Kadarius Toney Scouting Report
By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:
Explosive playmaker
Dynamic run-after-the-catch receiver
Constantly creates separation
Phenomenal receiver
Threat to score or rip off long gains on any touch
First-step quickness
Second-gear burst to get upfield
Good route runner
Explosive in and out of breaks
Very sudden
Natural instinctive runner
Excellent with the ball in his hands
Contact balance
Runs hard
Very elusive in the open field
Very shifty
Big-play speed
Can challenge defenses deep downfield
Good athleticism
Dangerous returner on special teams
Experienced; ready to contribute quickly
Excelled against elite competition


Weaknesses:
Durability
Short
Not a large build
Questionable ability to hold up in the NFL

Summary: Immediately after landing with Florida, Toney flashed big-play ability and looked like had the potential to be a star. During Toney's underclassmen years, the Gators' offense was held back by inconsistent quarterback play along with a weak offensive line - that dysfunction led to a coaching change. Florida was also very deep at receiver, spreading the ball around to a number of future pros. As a result, Toney did not produce much though the air as a freshman (15-152) and sophomore (25-260-1), but did run for 360 yards on 35 carries with a touchdown on the ground over those years.

Toney looked poised to explode as a junior in 2019 after a tremendous season-opener against Miami, but an injury knocked him out for the majority of the year, leaving him with just 10 catches - for 194 yards and a touchdown. Things finally fell into place for Toney in 2020, as he stayed healthy and had a talented quarterback in Kyle Trask to work with. Toney ripped off 984 yards on 70 receptions and scored 10 times. He also took 19 carries for 161 yards and another touchdown. His dynamite 2020 season led to an invitation to the Senior Bowl, where he impressed team sources with his explosive playmaking ability.

Toney is a special wide receiver who is phenomenal at creating separation to get open for his quarterback. There is no doubt he is an explosive playmaker who is a threat to rip off a long gain on any reception. Toney is a truly explosive receiver who has mismatch ability for the NFL. Cornerbacks really struggle to run with Toney, who is extremely quick on top of being extremely sudden and explosive in and out of his breaks. That leads to him easily creating separation, and when he gets the ball, he is deadly. Toney possesses natural running instincts, and he turns into a running back once he gets the ball, gaining tremendous amounts of yards after the catch with his elite explosion and elusive moves in the open field.

What really sets Toney apart is how dangerous he is with the ball in his hands. He has excellent vision to weave around defenders and uses his speed to rip off yards in chunks. Along with his quick first-step, Toney has a second gear and a burst in the open field with some serious explosion. He has quick feet and cutting ability, allowing him to stop-start, stutter step, maintain contact balance, and run tough to get yards after contact. When the ball hits Toney on the run, he is a big problem for defenders because he is tough to grab in the open field with his shifty moves. Toney has enough speed to run away from defenders and take a catch the distance. Toney is superb on screens and jet sweeps to race through the defense.

Toney will bring significant versatility to the NFL. He can line up as an outside receiver and play the X - split end - to challenge teams vertically. Toney also is dangerous out of the slot and could be a tough receiver to defend on underneath routes. With his natural ability as a runner, Toney also could take some carries out of the backfield, although given his size and durability history, that role will need to be limited in the NFL. On top of his offensive skills, Toney is a dynamic returner who could contribute on special teams, but his pro team will probably use him very selectively as a returner to protect his health.

The only real concern about Toney for the next level is durability. He had injury issues prior to his senior year and is undersized. He could have issues staying healthy and avoiding getting dinged up.

From his 2020 season and Senior Bowl performance, there is no doubt that Toney is a playmaker who could contribute immediately in the NFL. He could be a Deebo Samuel- or Curtis Samuel-type weapon as a receiver, runner and returner. Toney excelled against good competition and is ready to hit the ground running as a pro. In the 2021 NFL Draft, Toney could get consideration late in the first round. If he slips to the second night of the 2021 NFL Draft, he should be among the first players to come off the board in Round 2.

Player Comparison: Deebo Samuel Toney's explosive playmaking ability and his dangerous run-after-the-catch skills remind me of Samuel coming out of South Carolina. Samuel was a high second-round pick - 36th overall - in the 2019 NFL Draft and has been a playmaker for the 49ers. Toney could go late in the first round or early in the second round during the 2021 Draft and end up as a playmaker comparable to Samuel in the NFL.

[RunKC]

Percy Harvin. He reminds me so much of that guy

[NJChiefsFan]

What I like about watching his college highlights is that he isn't just about speed. In fact he almost only saves his "speed burst" for when he needs it.

I also love how once he makes his decision he goes upfield and doesn't shy from contact. I love when wrs turn upfield and get to those sticks.

[Pitt Gorilla]

That Deebo comparison is interesting as well. One of my favorite offensive players.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Otter

Kadarius Toney, 5-11/189
Wide Receiver
Florida

Kadarius Toney Scouting Report
By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:
Explosive playmaker
Dynamic run-after-the-catch receiver
Constantly creates separation
Phenomenal receiver
Threat to score or rip off long gains on any touch
First-step quickness
Second-gear burst to get upfield
Good route runner
Explosive in and out of breaks
Very sudden
Natural instinctive runner
Excellent with the ball in his hands
Contact balance
Runs hard
Very elusive in the open field
Very shifty
Big-play speed
Can challenge defenses deep downfield
Good athleticism
Dangerous returner on special teams
Experienced; ready to contribute quickly
Excelled against elite competition


Weaknesses:
Durability
Short
Not a large build
Questionable ability to hold up in the NFL

Summary: Immediately after landing with Florida, Toney flashed big-play ability and looked like had the potential to be a star. During Toney's underclassmen years, the Gators' offense was held back by inconsistent quarterback play along with a weak offensive line - that dysfunction led to a coaching change. Florida was also very deep at receiver, spreading the ball around to a number of future pros. As a result, Toney did not produce much though the air as a freshman (15-152) and sophomore (25-260-1), but did run for 360 yards on 35 carries with a touchdown on the ground over those years.

Toney looked poised to explode as a junior in 2019 after a tremendous season-opener against Miami, but an injury knocked him out for the majority of the year, leaving him with just 10 catches - for 194 yards and a touchdown. Things finally fell into place for Toney in 2020, as he stayed healthy and had a talented quarterback in Kyle Trask to work with. Toney ripped off 984 yards on 70 receptions and scored 10 times. He also took 19 carries for 161 yards and another touchdown. His dynamite 2020 season led to an invitation to the Senior Bowl, where he impressed team sources with his explosive playmaking ability.

Toney is a special wide receiver who is phenomenal at creating separation to get open for his quarterback. There is no doubt he is an explosive playmaker who is a threat to rip off a long gain on any reception. Toney is a truly explosive receiver who has mismatch ability for the NFL. Cornerbacks really struggle to run with Toney, who is extremely quick on top of being extremely sudden and explosive in and out of his breaks. That leads to him easily creating separation, and when he gets the ball, he is deadly. Toney possesses natural running instincts, and he turns into a running back once he gets the ball, gaining tremendous amounts of yards after the catch with his elite explosion and elusive moves in the open field.

What really sets Toney apart is how dangerous he is with the ball in his hands. He has excellent vision to weave around defenders and uses his speed to rip off yards in chunks. Along with his quick first-step, Toney has a second gear and a burst in the open field with some serious explosion. He has quick feet and cutting ability, allowing him to stop-start, stutter step, maintain contact balance, and run tough to get yards after contact. When the ball hits Toney on the run, he is a big problem for defenders because he is tough to grab in the open field with his shifty moves. Toney has enough speed to run away from defenders and take a catch the distance. Toney is superb on screens and jet sweeps to race through the defense.

Toney will bring significant versatility to the NFL. He can line up as an outside receiver and play the X - split end - to challenge teams vertically. Toney also is dangerous out of the slot and could be a tough receiver to defend on underneath routes. With his natural ability as a runner, Toney also could take some carries out of the backfield, although given his size and durability history, that role will need to be limited in the NFL. On top of his offensive skills, Toney is a dynamic returner who could contribute on special teams, but his pro team will probably use him very selectively as a returner to protect his health.

The only real concern about Toney for the next level is durability. He had injury issues prior to his senior year and is undersized. He could have issues staying healthy and avoiding getting dinged up.

From his 2020 season and Senior Bowl performance, there is no doubt that Toney is a playmaker who could contribute immediately in the NFL. He could be a Deebo Samuel- or Curtis Samuel-type weapon as a receiver, runner and returner. Toney excelled against good competition and is ready to hit the ground running as a pro. In the 2021 NFL Draft, Toney could get consideration late in the first round. If he slips to the second night of the 2021 NFL Draft, he should be among the first players to come off the board in Round 2.

Player Comparison: Deebo Samuel Toney's explosive playmaking ability and his dangerous run-after-the-catch skills remind me of Samuel coming out of South Carolina. Samuel was a high second-round pick - 36th overall - in the 2019 NFL Draft and has been a playmaker for the 49ers. Toney could go late in the first round or early in the second round during the 2021 Draft and end up as a playmaker comparable to Samuel in the NFL.

My only concern is his durability. Dude will make plays when healthy..

[BossChief]

Rewatched the game last night to focus on him and one one of the plays, he DESTROYS BudDupree and then continues on with his route.

I’m not sure if seen a receiver his size destroy a defender like that, except Juju murdering That dirty linebacker that scrambled ABs brain.

I’m super excited to see him tomorrow in an expanded role with Mecole out.

[Coochie liquor]

Can’t wait to watch this guy grow in the offense. He has a good amount of time to get more chemistry with Pat and the team. I feel a game winning play from him in the playoffs!

[Womble]

I like the trade but he sounded like an absolute dumbass thicko in the Franchise video.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Womble

I like the trade but he sounded like an absolute dumbass thicko in the Franchise video.

Can you highlight what we’re supposed to be seeing/hearing Mr Racist?

[Womble]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

Can you highlight what we’re supposed to be seeing/hearing Mr Racist?

Apparently I'm a racist because I pointed out that our new recruit can't string a sentence together. Are you good bruv?

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

Man, Alex Smith had limitations (certainly physical ones by the time he got to us after the botched shoulder surgery in SF), but the CP dogging of the guy has never been fair.

He wasn't GOOD ENOUGH to take a team all the way, but he was still an above average QB. He was a Cousins, but we obviously needed a Mahomes.

But Mariota is in no way, by any stretch of realistic comparison anywhere near an Alex Smith.

Meh. He was a means QB. He was never going to put a team on his back to win games. But he could take a 6 win team and get you 8 wins or a 13 win team and get you 10.

He was so cautious it was a detriment to the offense. His focus was no turnovers.
Remember he set the 16 game schedule mark of not throwing a TD to a wr.