I dont see them tagging Berry again, unfortunately, if they do I think its for a trade scenario.
This draft is deep in DBs, Im not sure I would spend a truck load on him, as much as I love Berry. This team stuck with him during his cancer scare, paid him through the whole thing. I would hope that earns them some consideration when negotiating but who knows. Would love to see Berry stay but not at the expense of improving the team in other areas. We have some serious holes to fill. |
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No way he sits out with completely unrestricted FA looming. It's all posturing. |
If they bring back Foles and Alex at a combined 28m in cap hits, that's just mind bottling.
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Kendricks would be a nice get at ILB. His contract isn't outrageous and it probably won't take that much to get him. Chiefs have been trying to fill out the ILB on the cheap for a few years. Need to keep on it. |
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Restructure Charles
Restructure Colquitt Restructure Foles Trade Smith Trade for Kendricks Re-sign Berry Let Poe walk Draft Mahomes in the 1st. ???? Profit |
I'd let poe walk and give that money to Brandon williams
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Jones - Howard - Bailey |
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I wish the Chiefs would. |
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Let Foles go, period. Have Bray be the #2 and get a 2nd/3rd round QB. Jah Reid can go as well. Restructure Charles and Colquitt. There's a lot of JAGs that can be replaced by our draft picks.
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We have a lot of room to maneuver some cap space
Several guys are ideal for a cut or restructure, and a few others can be dumped w/ little lost and tons to gain I am totally on board with a later round pick for kendricks. that frees up all kinds of options in the draft, making only depth ILB an "upgrade need", which, isn't it always? then we can be looking QB, CB, OLB early, interior and exterior swing OL, NT and S later in the draft. This assumes imo we do resign Berry but Poe walks. |
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