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BossChief 02-28-2018 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13443347)
We should sign Anthony Hitchens. I think we could get him for a "Cheaper" contract and he is a decent to good MLB

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Him and Ragland would give us a great combo at MLB

Dallas won let him go, but if they did I’d be a buyer.

DaneMcCloud 02-28-2018 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Dunerdr (Post 13443331)
I didn't say they were, but parker eringer beat out Fulton for a spot as a rookie, was hurt until early in the season, and how many good guards have we let walk?

Zero. And the Chiefs don't have a "good" left guard on the roster.

It's been an issue since Brian Waters retired.

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Originally Posted by Dunerdr (Post 13443331)
I think eringer is a hand picked reid style guy who can block in space and they'll expect him to come back and take the reigns. Don't get me wrong I'd like to shore things up for mahomes I just don't see them doing it.

Ehinger has proven nothing, especially in the ground game. He started 5 games in 2016 because once again, the Chiefs didn't have any alternatives at left guard.

DaneMcCloud 02-28-2018 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13443347)
We should sign Anthony Hitchens. I think we could get him for a "Cheaper" contract and he is a decent to good MLB

His market value is around $8-10 million per.

I don't think that's a wise signing.

DaneMcCloud 02-28-2018 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 13443350)
My cut off with him is probably between 4-5m per year.

He has earned that kind of money, like 3 years for 13m. He was better than Morse both times he got the opportunity to play center. At least imo.

I'd sign Fulton to a 3 year, $13 million dollar deal in a heartbeat. He's not spectacular but he's solid and dependable, which are also excellent qualities.

BleedingRed 02-28-2018 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13443395)
His market value is around $8-10 million per.

I don't think that's a wise signing.

I don't think he will get that because of Injury issues. I think he will net more in the 4-6 Million per range. Maybe 3-4 year contract

DaneMcCloud 02-28-2018 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13443400)
I don't think he will get that because of Injury issues. I think he will net more in the 4-6 Million per range. Maybe 3-4 year contract

Then why wouldn't the Cowboys keep him? $4 million's cheap.

Everything I've read says he'll get Starter's Money, which definitely isn't $4 million on the open market.

The Franchise 02-28-2018 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13443347)
We should sign Anthony Hitchens. I think we could get him for a "Cheaper" contract and he is a decent to good MLB

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Him and Ragland would give us a great combo at MLB

If he leaves Dallas....it’s to Indy where he knows the new DC.

O.city 02-28-2018 11:34 AM

I bet Fulton can/will get 5-6 mil to play center somewhere.

BleedingRed 02-28-2018 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13443402)
Then why wouldn't the Cowboys keep him? $4 million's cheap.

Everything I've read says he'll get Starter's Money, which definitely isn't $4 million on the open market.

Cowboys have Cap problems, and still need to sign their guard to the biggest contract in NFL history for a guard.

Next year they will have tons of space tho.

But with Jaylon Smith playing his 2nd season and Sean Lee not going anywhere I don't see them keeping him.

DaneMcCloud 02-28-2018 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13443408)
Cowboys have Cap problems, and still need to sign their guard to the biggest contract in NFL history for a guard.

Next year they will have tons of space tho.

But with Jaylon Smith playing his 2nd season and Sean Lee not going anywhere I don't see them keeping him.

Well if he’s available for as little as $4 million, he’s going to have a lot of suitors.

BossChief 02-28-2018 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 13443407)
I bet Fulton can/will get 5-6 mil to play center somewhere.

Ya never know. It just takes one team to like him. Id love to have him back and Veach needs to protect his investment in Mahomes.

O.city 02-28-2018 11:44 AM

Fulton is ok. I wouldn't pay very much to keep him.

BossChief 02-28-2018 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 13443418)
Fulton is ok. I wouldn't pay very much to keep him.

OC is a premium position in today’s NFL. With limited time to practice in pads, the OL group got impacted the most.

If another team doesn’t swoop in and give him a big contract, I’d be trying my ass off to keep him.

TRR 02-28-2018 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13443389)
Zero. And the Chiefs don't have a "good" left guard on the roster.

It's been an issue since Brian Waters retired.



Ehinger has proven nothing, especially in the ground game. He started 5 games in 2016 because once again, the Chiefs didn't have any alternatives at left guard.

KC has a very good LG on the roster. Unfortunately they play Morse at Center. It’s now proven he cannot hold up at Center. Would love to see him at LG.

Sassy Squatch 02-28-2018 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TRR (Post 13443481)
KC has a very good LG on the roster. Unfortunately they play Morse at Center. It’s now proven he cannot hold up at Center. Would love to see him at LG.

Why would that make a bit of difference in regards to injury?


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