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I expect him to be there April 1. No reason to holdout now.. If he is throwing routes to Bowe be prepared for Geno to be ours.. . |
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1) There's no way we get a haul of picks in this draft to justify it because there doesn't exist any true generational talent for anyone to jump at. The fact that they would attempt to package Albert gives testimony to this fact. 2) The QB position in KC has gone from "atrocious" to "questionable" at best, and niether of those options scream "building a championship team for the future"(!). Both Geno and Matt are PERFECT developmental guys with true upside that can and would bose well for the future of the Chiefs, and I see slim pickings in immediate future drafts for the QB position. The time is without question...now. Posted via Mobile Device |
i don't deny that there is not much in the top of this draft worth trading up for, however is that not more of a red flag as to whom to draft as well? it should be worry some that no one would want to trade up for a potential franchise qb. I think you throw the draft trade chart right out the window, and if you can get a second round pick and slide back a few spots, or hell half way down the draft, then you do it. there might not be elite players early, but there are very very good starters avail in the mid of round one, and the possibility to land ej manuel or barkley or one of the other qb's in round two, perhaps you do so.
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ProFootballCentral just said that the Chiefs interest in Geno is real and not a smokescreen.
BTW they were credited on NFL Network. They I guess are a legit source now. |
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For real, though, I hope they're right this time. |
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