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Somebody will trade for him and give us a first to do it. They can shore up their QB spot for three years, by paying his contract, franchising him twice if need be. It'd be humorous if we traded him back to San Francisco. I don't think it ends well for Alex in Kansas City, he'd have to win us a Superbowl I think, possibly get us to the AFC Championship if Andy was feeling super loyal.
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2nd rounder.
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They have a lot of high picks. They have a lot of cap space and cash...if any team has a reason and ability to trade for smith it's the, in my opinion. Didn't suggest two first rounders....maybe it's a second. I don't know about that Smith is good enough to make the Browns respectable. Some 8-9 win seasons would be big for that franchise. |
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I'm starting to wonder if you were THE child left behind.
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If we get a 1st for Smith even his biggest haters would have to say the original trade was a good deal.
Imagine getting the 2018 first round pick we traded to get Mahomes comes back from Smith. :boner: |
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2nd seems right to me. He'll be on the final year of his contract and, while he's great this year, there's a definite risk that he'll regress to the mean.
That is, unless he makes it to the Super Bowl. That could push it to a low 1st/two 2nds. |
The Vikings would make sense too. Thy have a solid team and if bridgewater is done as well as Bradford who could be. I could see the vikes making a run at smith.
2 seconds I think is reasonable. If a player agrees to the team being traded to there would be an understanding of an extension in place would be my assumption. |
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he isnt going anywhere. he will retire a chief and a 3 time superbowl mvp. trade mohomo for a ineman and move on.
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