Proposed trades at the deadline
On my phone so can't post the article, here's the link.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...gn=Twitter_atl Proposed chiefs trading picks to Bucs for Vincent Jackson. I'm in |
I'd love to have him, but I can't see this team making a trade like that.
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We need WR help and desperately...
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Don't need him, no thanks
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Nope. Doesn't help this season and he'd be too expensive to re-sign in the long term.
Trading for VJax would be the move Denver would make if they didn't sign Sanders. |
extorter says berry could very well be traded, while injured
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Isn't he likes 54 yrs old
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Do it and cut Hemingway.
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bad idea imo, the guys in his 30s and we could only keep him for a year, unless we cut bowe. i do think hes a little better than bowe, but in a fairly deep draft he isnt enough of an upgrade over bowe to lose multiple picks. i do wonder what his value is. if its only a 5th like harvin, id probably do it. but something tells me its higher than that.
we just need a few decent wr who catch the ball, and can make plays from time to time. no superstar number ones for right now. |
I'd take Jackson in heartbeat. We need all the help we can get.
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That would be a win-now move in a sea of building-for-the-future moves.
Actually, I wouldn't be the least bit shocked to see this happen. I think it'd be a horrible business decision though. |
If we're reading for anyone it needs to be an LG, RG, CB, or ILB in that order.
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There is some stupid shit in that article (Ingram to the Cowboys? The rest of NO's Rbs are hurt right now) but I would be all over bringing VJax here.
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They need to make the moves to be ready for 2017 at the earliest.. trading draft picks for vets prohibits them from making the right moves. |
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You've gone on record numerous times claiming we should trade Houston and Poe. Your opinion on the subject means diddly. |
vjax only has 1 year left on his contract?
id be all for this if it means we cut bowe at the end of the season. you have the rest of this season with bowe/vjax and then replace bowe with the better player into the offseason |
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But if you want to be real here, they never should have traded for Smith, should have let Bowe walk after 2013 and should have traded JC. They would have sucked in '13 but the team would be in a much better position to move forward than they are in now with an aging, game manager QB, with past-prime starters like DJ and Tamba and young guys who are going to demand a ton in FA like Berry and Houston. |
If the Chiefs aren't good enough to win the super bowl this year, then there isn't a team in the league up to this point that is.
Every team that's touted as a contender, save for maybe Denver, isn't that much better than the mid tier teams. The Chiefs have played, iirc, the toughest strength of schedule in the afc up to this pijnt, and other than the titans game which you hope is an outlier, have been right there and have beaten other "contenders". Getting into the playoffs is the goal, then get hot and see what happens. |
Wouldn't it make more sense to try and pick up a good slot receiver since the team likes the short passing game
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I doubt it.
If we were in 'win now' mode we would have been more active this last offseason. |
It makes no sense. It's not like Vincent Jackson is the kind of player that puts us over the top or anything like that.
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Can they afford him? There cap is what? 6mil? I remember he signed a big contract a few years ago. I'd rather they trade for Andre Johnson.
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How much is his contract?
Could we even afford him? |
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You have to win with stars in this league. It makes no sense to trade away our best stars when they're this young so we can acquire some more players that we won't pay in 2 years. Houston needs a new contract, and it needs to come from Dorsey's Chiefs checks. End of discussion. |
He isn't a WCO receiver.
Dude runs go routes and fights for the ball well, but he isn't really the type of receiver this system requires. |
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We need someone like Harvin.
VJ is just a taller Bowe. |
depends on the pick , this is like VJ's 10th season...
too old to be guaranteed help in any other season but right now. However I would say yes, pull the trigger on the deal, if we can not give away too much (a 3rd round pick? a second?) because: 1) we do have a legit chance to be 10-6 or 9-7 and get into the playoffs...for that reason alone ..and the experience it would bring...I would do it. 2) to help with getting some deeper pass routes in the playbook, so the OL & smith can work on pass protecting 3) the rest of our schedule is softer than the 1st part, by FAR....... 4) maybe we can use him for a couple years till be draft megatron lite I dunno...**** it |
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Looking at VJ's contract, we would get him at about 10 mil for 2.5 more years.. and there would be no money guaranteed, other than his base pay. He is similar to Bowe, but taller, and a much better attacker of the ball. Much depends on his attitude. Would also pretty much require us to cut Bowe loose after the year... can't see paying both that kind of money. So in 2015, having VJ already on the roster.. cut Bowe.. save that 5 million.. cut Avery... save another 4 million. Draft an early rd WR... or two. :) |
What's this us you speak of
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This would be an amazing get for the Chiefs. It shouldn't take more than a 4th to get him. Everyone would be well aware that this is a straight salary dumb for a team that has no aspirations of winning. They already have his replacement in Mike Evans.
I don't know if they can fit his salary, but if something like this could be done, he is a great route runner, and when motivated is a top 15 receiver in the league. |
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hes always had that WR who just runs a straight route |
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One additional reason to add to my list: 5) because we will probably end up with a better record than many of us (me for sure) thought...even say if we 'only' end up 8-8 or 7-9.......its still kind of a middling draft pick so giving up a 3rd rounder somewhere around 15 or 17th pick in the 3rd round would be worth it...IMO...just for the possibility to play a playoff game |
Step 1: Take Sean Payton and Mickey Loomis to a strip club.
Step 2: Call Hootie Step 3: Roofie them; snag Brandin Cooks. Step 4: Tell Brandin everything will be alright (in a reassuring manner) Step 5:??? Step 6: Profit |
i think hed be killer in our o hed be the number 1 and he is much more of a deep threat than bowe. he and bowe together would be a huge problem. i dont think hes that much better than bowe overall though. but theres no way we can keep him for longer than a season we barely have enough money to resign houston, cutting hali. i guess we could cut bowe and keep vjax next year but im not 100 percent sure how cutting bowe will work. wed prolly owe him a shit ton of money.
i would consider it if it was a 5th round pick. MAYBE a 4th. a 3 or 2 is way too steep for a player youll likely only have for 1 season. is vjax for 1 year worth a potential kelce to you? charles, houston, jared allen, dante hall? those are all players weve gotten beyond the 3rd round. this teams young, and has a very nice amount of young talent, it might be best, we keep building through the draft, and try to find our number 1 wr that way. itd be much better for us to sign a few more solid wr like eddy royal, emmanual sanders level in the offseason, than to risk our future on vjax now. |
Were not gonna have a top-of-the round pick....like Kelce, Charles, or Houston.
I dont think you evaluate trades based on Jared Aleen, that guy was one-in-a-million ... I think bottom end 3rd round would be fine....(80+) And I would consider a bottom end second as well......depending on the details. I doubt they would trade for much less than a bottom end third....I mean they are also right in the thick of a hunt |
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With a fairly talented WR group coming up in Free Agency, I doubt we trade for a heavy contract Receiver.
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Was Kelvin Benjamin not on the board when we took that assclown Dee Ford? I find it hard to believe that you would put faith in a front office to build our team through the draft at WR, when the deepest draft for WRs in recent history just happened, and we elected to draft a linebacker who cant even handle the complexities of running AT the ball carrier instead of away from him over a WR that could have instantly improved our offense. Id be all over bringing Jackson in. He's straight salary, so no loss if we have to go a different direction down the road, and Bowe's ass needs to be gone next season anyway. His drug-related suspension lets us off the hook for some of the guaranteed money in his contract. The guy is definitely not producing at the level he should be for the contract that he signed. You also have to look at the possibility that DJ may not be coming back either. We've missed his presence in the middle, but we've been serviceable with JMJ and Mauga in the middle, and once Mays is in there, I think we can get by without having to drop the bigtime money that Johnson is going to command, after age 30 and coming off of a devastating Achilles injury. Also need to see how it goes in terms of getting by without Eric Berry. Guy has barely played this season on our tough schedule, and we're 3-3. If Reid doesn't give a couple games away through shit playcalling, were 4-2 or 5-1 without him. Sinking huge money into so many players hurts the team badly when they aren't available to be on the field. Our offense is terrible at the WR position. Jackson is a stud WR that can help us win now. Hell, he would probably even boost Bowe's production by his presence on the field alone. If the price is right, Id be all over going for Vincent Jackson. |
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I want greasy fast speed, not another jump ball ace. |
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Jackson will be traded, but not to the Chiefs.
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i didnt know vjaxs contract made him easy to cut, but what does that matter. it is an awful idea to piss away a 2nd or 3rd rounder on a guy when you cant win a super bowl with because you have too many holes elsewhere, only to cut him the next year. but im pretty sure bowes suspension only affected his cap number for a few weeks this season. as far as i know, we would owe him a massive amount of money next year if we cut him. if not for that id be a little more open minded to the trade. |
Or come to terms with the fact that we aren't winning it all this year. Instead of dropping a pick (any amount/pick) on a wide out that's over thirty, save them and draft somebody else. Use those picks to make trades to move up if need be...
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This is a move that a team desperate to win with their playoff window closing would make. I don't think that's the Chiefs.
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What about offering Buffalo a 6th for Mike Williams??
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Yeah... I agree with Clay.
Our entire passing game churns on receiver YACs Percy Harvin would have actually been a good fit ON the field. Off the field... who knows. |
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I'm in. |
Bowe for Johnny football..
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I know the whole smith doesn't throw to WR's jazz and all, and maybe it's just the Woodford Reserve talking, but I think this team is Eric Berry coming back and playing at a pro bowl level and a potential top 10 is wr like Vincent away from being able to compete in the AFC.
I'd sling a 5 or 6 rounder |
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They are in fine position to move forward. The cap is going up, they have 10 million to roll over to next year, they have players with contracts they can get out from under with cap savings (Devito, Daniels, Fasano). There's probably more and I would hope they'd try to re-work Tamba's deal |
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I highly doubt any team is willing. |
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Tamba Hali is huge. If we could somehow retain him without screwing our ability to improve the team, every avenue needs to be taken to get that done. There's no possible way they can be serious about Dee Ford assuming Hali's role next season. |
I think Ford works best in the role he's occupied this season.
As a specialty rusher on 3rd and longs, and as a spot starter with great upside if Houston/Hali go down. He seems a long ways off from being the every-down terror off the edge that Hali clearly still is. This team needs to keep Hali. |
Nate Washington could be on trade block for Titans
The Tennessee Titans parted ways with one veteran on Tuesday in Akeem Ayers. Could Nate Washington be the next known commodity to be sent on his way? NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday on NFL Total Access that teams have been calling the Titans about Washington, who recently lost his starting job in Tennessee to Justin Hunter. Rapoport has heard the Titans could be looking to part ways with some of their high-paid veterans. Washington, 31, is in the final year of a six-year, $26.8 million contract signed in March 2009. He's making $4.8 million this season. Washington has 13 receptions for 169 yards in seven games. His best season came in 2011, when he had 74 catches for 1,023 yards and seven touchdowns. He's become a complementary player in Ken Whisenhunt's offense this season, playing behind Hunter and Kendall Wright. Washington is who he is at this point, a serviceable No. 3-type receiver who can make an impact in the right situation. We imagine he can be had for a late-round pick. I would pass with that 4.8 mill on him. |
With only this year, $4.8 million? He comes clean off the cap in 2015. I bet you can have him for dirt cheap.
I would TOTALLY put the trigger for a late-rounder on Washington. That's the consistent route-runner this team desperately needs. |
Alex Smith has had an underrated season thus far, and he's pretty much doing it with zero help at the receiver spot. Dwayne Bowe isn't getting it done as a No. 1, and the rest of the unit is mostly spare parts.
yet some here just cant see it |
Avery comes back from injury, that gives us a suddenly-serviceable WR trio of Bowe, Avery, and Washington with Fasano and Kelce at TE. All of a sudden, Andy Reid can PICK the scrap heap WR who plays, from Jenkins to Hemingway to Wilson to Hammond, rather than have to RELY on him.
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Teams are examining the #Titans roster now after Akeem Ayers was dealt: Watch WR Nate Washington, LB Wesley Woodyard, S Michael Griffin.
I'd take all three, but preferably woodyard and washington |
I wouldn't mind woodyard. I like Jackson from TB. If his contract is up after this year, I'd be down for trading a fourth.
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