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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...in-free-agency
After clearing up some cap space with the trade of former starting quarterback Alex Smith, the Kansas City Chiefs have some options. If they want to go further and drop some aging veterans, such as Derrick Johnson, Tamba Hali and Darrelle Revis, they will have more than $22 million in cap space, according to Spotrac. That type of freedom could lead to them going full 2016 New York Giants or 2014 Denver Broncos, when those teams invested highly in a third cornerback. With Marcus Peters and now Kendall Fuller (a slot cornerback acquired via the Smith trade) on the team, they would only need one more solid cornerback, likely an outside corner, to completely suffocate teams in the secondary. Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib has openly brought up the fact Denver could release him this offseason. His cap hit of $12 million, with just a dead cap figure of $1 million, makes that easy for the Broncos to do, if they want to. The question is, why would they want to throw away a cornerback who has made five straight Pro Bowls? The answer almost certainly has to be Kirk Cousins, the quarterback whose sweepstakes we've been waiting on for nearly three full years at this point. If Talib is "done wrong" by Denver for a quarterback, it would be interesting to see if the Chiefs, an AFC West rival, could land his services in what would quickly become one of the best cornerback rooms in the NFL. |
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Talib is a pos but I’d sign him for a couple of years just to piss off the Donks and the Raider games would be fun. |
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I wouldn’t spend too much money if I was Veach.
Marcus Peters Kendall Fuller Chris Jones Tyreek Hill Gotta have money to start getting these contracts knocked out a year from now. |
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Peters can play on his 5th year option in 2019, while Fuller, Jones and Hill will only be RFA's after the 2019 season. I'm not saying that Veach shouldn't consider extending some of those guys after the 2018 season but there's time to make further evaluations. I'd like to see Chris Jones play a 16 game season (and the postseason) without suffering any injuries before giving him a huge contract. |
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A guy I'd kick the tires on would be Shaq Barrett. He's 25, had 4 sacks last year and would add an overall layer of insurance as the ROLB and LOLB positions.
I don't watch the Broncos, except when they've faced the Chiefs, and Barrett's been a factor in the pass rush the past several seasons. |
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Its going to cost a fortune to keep these young guys. Peters, Tyreek and in 2 years Hunt might be extended. It’s time to shift the paradigm of the team. DJ /Tamba are done and Houston/Berry are the new DJ/Tamba of the last few years. Their time is coming. |
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"Jordan may have to sign a one-year prove-it deal, which could be attractive for teams looking for immediate help with with minimal financial risk." Doesn't sound like too bad an idea to me. I recall him being touted as versatile coming out of college, tall, long and lean. Might be a fit for Sutton's system if he can back drop into coverage. Maybe he stays out of trouble in KC. |
I’d take Galette or Murphy.
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I’d be down for Barrett. Ascending player with some “juice” to channel Terez Paylor... |
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http://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt...199700089.html
February 12, 2018 When the Chiefs trade Alex Smith to Washington for cornerback Kendall Fuller and a third-round pick in this year’s draft, they will save $15.6 million in salary-cap space. The deal won’t be done until the first day of the new league year, which begins at 3 p.m. on March 14. Will the Chiefs look at other cost-cutting measures, such as releasing players? USA Today’s Steven Ruiz thinks it’s possible. He ranked the top 25 NFL stars who could be cut during the offseason, and two Chiefs are on the list. http://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/02/nfl-...wboys-steelers |
Would you rather have Richard Sherman or Aqib Talib?
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Some decent safety free agents that could be had
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He’s an RFA becsause he spent a year on their PS. These rules can be confusing. |
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I don't know if I see the Chiefs adding a corner of Sherman or Talib's talent level- would much prefer the Chiefs spending that money on either offensive or defensive line (nose tackle particularly). |
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Aldon is done in the league
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I’d be surprised if Shaq isn’t re-signed by Denver. Would love to have him and I’d give up a pick for him depending on the deal
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https://mobile.twitter.com/Rotoworld...67033131692042
1 year contract full of incentives. Do it Veach |
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I’m pretty leery about dl with motivation issues
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I mean, if he’s really cheap I wouldn’t mind a 1 year prove it deal. Hit still, eh
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Reid will get the skinny on Wilkerson from Bowles. It doesn’t bode well that he was a healthy scratch the last few games this past season. I would not be shocked if one of Logan or Poe were brought back on cheaper deals, and I’d be fine with that. |
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Give the guy 350k per sack and let him go get that money. Add Wilkerson and Talib to the defense in FA and then go get Norwell for the offense. Re-sign Fulton. Then draft all defense. I don’t think that’s terribly unreasonable scenario. |
Traded Alex, let DJ walk today, and Tamba is certainly next...freeing up cap space!
My updated favorite target list: Big Spend (~$10m/yr): Impact defensive player Sherman, Talib, or Butler Sheldon Richardson Middle Tier (~$6m-$8m/yr): Bargain shop for WR1/2 after release Allen Robinson Paul Richardson Emanuel Sanders Terrell Pryor Low Cost-High Reward: "One mans trash is another man's treasure" - Veach Tyler Eifert Dion Jordon DJ resigned at low rate after rest of NFL passes I would also consider Josh Gordon via Trade if he will agree to a new contract (2018 3rd + Conditional 2019 Pick) https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...n-trade-082616 |
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I'm not anticipating much from KC in FA. Maybe one big name to compensate for lack of a 1st, but possibly not a lot after that. |
LB is our biggest need. Ragland and Houston are the only proven commodities.
A. Hitchens would be a great signing and should be great value for the $. N. Bowman could also be a cheap upgrade at LB. |
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There’s some decent options at pass rusher though. Buy low type guys who could really help
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https://twitter.com/themmqb/status/963797752152027137
Here’s a good write up about free agent options Some good guys available to fill some spots for kc The ILB from Philly would be awesome. One of the dl and or corners as well. |
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I'd take either in a heartbeat. |
I want Nigel Bradham and Lamarcus Joyner on this defense so bad. Huge boost just from those 2
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That said, I'd take either. I think that Kenny Vacarro could revive his career in KC under the tutelage of Harris, Thomas and Berry. |
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I don’t see the Eagles letting Kendricks go. Bradham is most likely going to get a bigger contract than Kendricks as all SB winning players that hit FA a month later do.
Jordan Hicks is hurt as much as Phillip Gaines and Danelle Ellerbe is an old player who was signed as depth. Doesn’t seem like they would get rid of him and leave a big void at the position. |
I think Trent Murphy would make a lot of sense in kc. Maybe a buy low on Brent urban or the a decent contract for shemar Stephens
Avery Williamson has gotten some love on Twitter, he’d be a nice fit as well |
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The guy's coming off an ACL tear and as we all know from Justin Houston's issues, he may not be 100% to start or even end the season. |
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I’d be all for signing Junior Galette
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Also, Murphy was slated to miss the first four games after getting popped for a PED suspension in April, so it's possible he'll serve the suspension in 2018. |
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Veach has stressed building through the draft and Clark punted the former GM for not managing the cap well. I'd bet the directive to Brett was to clamp down on that shit. |
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I'd just draft an edge guy, seeing they are probably stuck with gimp back mc****stick for another year.
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I think they have plenty of pieces in place to be able to forgo using a draft choice or a highly paid free agent and will push it off to 2019. |
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You aren’t going to improve this defense much with not only no first rd pick, but no pick in the first 50 picks of the draft. The problem with Dorsey was bad financial analysis and decisions. The Tamba Hali contract might be the worst contract I’ve seen in years. He waited too long on Houston and especially Berry. It’s okay to get FA’s but the structure of the deal needs to be set up properly. |
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I agree. I threw out Galette because he won’t break the bank and upgrades over Zombo. Personally, I’d go for a guy like Joyner at FS and try Wilkerson or Richardson. To fit Joyner I’d cut Parker. But I’m also not opposed to playing this FA market by being frugal and spending next season. I still believe you can make upgrades now and not go too crazy in spending. |
So many quality WRs out there, might be a good year to snag one despite other needs: http://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2018/...ide-receivers/
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Trade for Kendricks
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Posted this in another thread but since this is offseason related, I’ll do it here too.
https://twitter.com/johnmiddlekauff/...50970399997952 “Hearing some wild rumors in the nfl. There could be some crazy trades that leak during the combine. Should be a fun couple weeks leading up to free agency” - @JohnMiddlekauff Apologies for not being able to embed. |
Randall Cobb
Eli Apple Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie Mike Glennon CJ Anderson All these guys will be FA’s |
is Mo Wilkerson just the second coming of an Albert Haynesworth type bum now that he's been paid or is there still some talent there? Change of scenery or complete lost cause? I remember him being top tier until he got that money. The guy basically didn't try last year and still had better production on paper than every Chiefs lineman except Chris Jones.
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