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DJ's left nut 03-14-2015 11:43 AM

Structure, people.

Structure, structure, structure, structure. Calm down before your flip your shit because the structure will determine absolutely everything about this deal.

In the end I think we'll probably be a little annoyed by the deal, but not $6 mil/per annoyed.

He's a guy that credibly plays single-high safety and there just aren't a lot of those to be found. A TON of our success on deep balls last year came from his ability to really blanket deep. Additionally, with a healthy Branch, Abdullah could play nickle safety like he did a couple years back and you suddenly have a pretty nice coverage package and credible run defense with Branch/Abdullah being well above average for SS and NCB respectively and Parker being merely average in run defense for a FS.

This gives Sutton a TON of looks he can employ. Parker's a very nice fit for what we would try to do.

Wait until the structure trickles out before you lose your shit. If we end up paying him $12 million over the first 3, it's a solid deal, $15 million and it's a mild overpay but nothing brutal. Beyond that and I think we got hosed. Hosed or not hosed though, he's a good fit here.

Discuss Thrower 03-14-2015 11:43 AM

Can't see how this isn't overpaying.

bigjosh 03-14-2015 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 11382650)
Seriously:

Grubbs, Mauga, Parker, Paul Fanaika

($70 million total in contracts)

or

Hudson, Akeem Ayers, Nick Fairley, Terrance Knighton, and a fifth round pick

($57 million in contracts)


The trade for Grubbs on its own was a good move. The extension is ill-guided. The Branch signing is a great risk-reward move, and I really like bringing in Maclin. Aside from that, Dorsey has stacked up some outright reckless and/or boneheaded signings.

Ron Parker plays well for a month and gets $30 ****ing million, but Hudson is told to kick rocks with no depth on our interior OL? Fanaika and Mauga are vet minimum players. There is no rationale for giving them $16 million in contracts.

2 of those players are on 1 year deals, of course the total money is lower. Jfc, we resigned some players that are decent to manageable deals. Grubbs cap hit is less after the extension for ****s sake.

ShowtimeSBMVP 03-14-2015 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 11382650)
Seriously:

Grubbs, Mauga, Parker, Paul Fanaika

($70 million total in contracts)

or

Hudson, Akeem Ayers, Nick Fairley, Terrance Knighton, and a fifth round pick

($57 million in contracts)


The trade for Grubbs on its own was a good move. The extension is ill-guided. The Branch signing is a great risk-reward move, and I really like bringing in Maclin. Aside from that, Dorsey has stacked up some outright reckless and/or boneheaded signings.

Ron Parker plays well for a month and gets $30 ****ing million, but Hudson is told to kick rocks with no depth on our interior OL? Fanaika and Mauga are vet minimum players. There is no rationale for giving them $16 million in contracts.

Mauga is really a 1-year deal just like Fanaika each 2.5m. Terrance Knighton got 4m for 1 year. 5th means nothing with all the comp picks the Chiefs will get.

the Talking Can 03-14-2015 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 11382670)
Can't see how this isn't overpaying.

as we don't know the details yet, how can you see anything?

DaneMcCloud 03-14-2015 11:45 AM

It's probably more like a 2 year, $11 million dollar deal and not a 5 year, $30 million dollars deal.

Relax, people.

DJ's left nut 03-14-2015 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 11382659)
Those players are seeing all that money anyway

Obviously.

Everyone knows that NFL contract are iron-clad.

We should totally flip our shit over AAV...because that definitely means a lot.

O.city 03-14-2015 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the Talking Can (Post 11382674)
as we don't know the details yet, how can you see anything?

See what you wanna see

O.city 03-14-2015 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 11382676)
Obviously.

Everyone knows that NFL contract are iron-clad.

We should totally flip our shit over AAV...because that definitely means a lot.

My phone corrected aren't to are, which as I can see now completely changes the forecast of said post

Bootlegged 03-14-2015 11:46 AM

Cannot cover. Don't care if he paid Chiefs to play.

Red Dawg 03-14-2015 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 11382650)
Seriously:

Grubbs, Mauga, Parker, Paul Fanaika

($70 million total in contracts)

or

Hudson, Akeem Ayers, Nick Fairley, Terrance Knighton, and a fifth round pick

($57 million in contracts)


The trade for Grubbs on its own was a good move. The extension is ill-guided. The Branch signing is a great risk-reward move, and I really like bringing in Maclin. Aside from that, Dorsey has stacked up some outright reckless and/or boneheaded signings.

Ron Parker plays well for a month and gets $30 ****ing million, but Hudson is told to kick rocks with no depth on our interior OL? Fanaika and Mauga are vet minimum players. There is no rationale for giving them $16 million in contracts.

We don't need Fairley or Knighton so who cares. Dorsey is doing is doing pretty well of making this team better so far.

The Franchise 03-14-2015 11:46 AM

My question is who restructured their deal because we had dick for cap room.

Easy 6 03-14-2015 11:46 AM

Pleased to hear this... didnt care for his asking price, but still didnt wanna lose him, its entirely possible his ceiling hasnt been reached yet.

A good young player to keep around, greasy fast for a safety.

DaneMcCloud 03-14-2015 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 11382650)
Seriously:

Grubbs, Mauga, Parker, Paul Fanaika

($70 million total in contracts)

or

Hudson, Akeem Ayers, Nick Fairley, Terrance Knighton, and a fifth round pick

($57 million in contracts)


The trade for Grubbs on its own was a good move. The extension is ill-guided. The Branch signing is a great risk-reward move, and I really like bringing in Maclin. Aside from that, Dorsey has stacked up some outright reckless and/or boneheaded signings.

Ron Parker plays well for a month and gets $30 ****ing million, but Hudson is told to kick rocks with no depth on our interior OL? Fanaika and Mauga are vet minimum players. There is no rationale for giving them $16 million in contracts.

Ask any Titans fan about Ayers and they'll tell you he sucks.

He got lucky with half a season in New England and cashed out.

And $9 million for a center is the definition of stupidity.

ShowtimeSBMVP 03-14-2015 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dicky McElephant (Post 11382681)
My question is who restructured their deal because we had dick for cap room.

I'm thinking they worked something out with Berry.


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