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I wonder if we hear Veach talking in a month here about how the Omenihu injury changed the complexion of some things entering the offseason.
No, they have no business getting into an insane bidding war for Chris, but without Omenihu, it gets that much harder to imagine how we win with a Jones-less four-man rush in 2024. There’d have to be a damn good alternate plan. George is good and I believe in FAU’s development plan, but there’s absolutely no way you can put most your eggs in those baskets with a three-peat staring you right in the face. |
Cut omenihu and use that money for Chris ?
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Sneed is the must.
I love jones, and likely always will unless he goes to a rival team this year. But sneed is a top tier corner just entering his prime years. His counterpart at CB is mcduffie, who is cost controlled for the next 3 seasons. And the next three guys on the cb depth chart are on 4th round or later salaries. The money we save on letting either go wont replace them, but if i had to have one it is sneed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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It's almost always worth taking the injury risk to bet on yourself if you're a consistently good player. |
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Does no good on the shelf |
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Guys don’t seem to sign early much anymore. Everyone wants to get to FA |
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Mike Evans is 31. Sure he's been great but I think there's something to be said about adding juice from young talent. We saw it from Pacheco and Rice while the 30+ guys (Kelce/McKinnon) looked old throughout the season. |
Need an offensive signing or two like tranquil and edwards
Otherwise….it’s the draft. Just gotta keep hitting |
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Plus 2 more in less than 2 1/2 playoff games. Needs to extend though '25, hopefully put in a full season and get paid somewhere. |
He ain’t gonna sign an extension off an acl and neither are chiefs
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Sneed's money years can easily be staggered to avoid Mcduffie's.
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You are paying at least 4 years of the contract. You can’t pay both. One must walk or be traded. |
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Who is advocating tagging sneed twice? If we sign him to a 4 year extension he will be in the last year of his deal on the first of mcduffies extension (first year always the cheapest) The math almost works out perfectly to roster both for the next 4-5 years. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Either way you can basically take it to the bank that we told him he’s probably out or the restructure just pushes back his current cap hit back a year |
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WHERE THE **** IS THIS THOUGHT COMING FROM? THEY ARENT BOTH GETTING HUGE MONEY IN THE SAME YEARS. WE ARE 3 YEARS AWAY FROM A MCDUFFIE EXTENSION Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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AGAIN, hopefully for the last time, if we sign Sneed he’ll be three years into his contract before we even have to worry about McDuffie. If you can’t understand how all this works, let the grown men talk and stay out of it. You’re not proving any kind of point… at all. |
2024 Sneed $ McDuffie Rookie Contract
2025 Sneed $ McDuffie Rookie Contract 2026 Sneed $ McDuffie 5th year option 2027 Sneed FA McDuffie gets paid |
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2024 Tag Sneed McDuffie rookie contract 2025 Tag Sneed McDuffie rookie contract The next seven years after that, we’re paying Sneed and McDuffie ONE HUNDRED BILLION TRILLION QUADRILLION DOLLARS!!! |
People who say keep Jones, let's say the Texans offer him 3 years, $32M APY, $65 million guaranteed. Are you matching that?
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Sneed needs to come back. Rewatching playoffs games and watching Sneed jam receivers at the line down after down. Like, the WRs can't get down the field. AT ALL.
He's a monster. |
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Thats essentially a 2 year contract. If its structured so that we can afford to bring in a decent wr and retain sneed and one of the two free agent linebackers im good with it. Something with cap hits like 25/35/36 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
And now, Sneed just wiped Reek out of a play.
Honestly, I'd recommend everyone just watch Sneed play the entire Fins playoff game. He was insane. |
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Dumbshit. |
Chris Jones is only getting better with age. He's a bit like Reggie White. He will still be an unstoppable force into his mid 30's. We have to re-sign him. Sneed as well.
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While Veach has done a remarkable job juggling contracts to keep us competitive long term, I think he needs to push all of his chips in this year and go all-in for a chance at history. Even if it means “kicking the can down the road” a bit.
He’s way better at this than us, so I won’t fault him if he doesn’t. But Man, the three peat would (will) be incredible! |
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You also have to keep in mind Nick Bolton will need to be resigned after next season. |
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Forget the overrated FA on the open market. We don't need them. |
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Say you give Sneed a 3 year deal. Whatever money, that's not the point here. At the time his deal is up, he'll be 30-time to let corners walk or at least not do big money deals. Mcduffie will just be coming up for his second contract with the 5th year option. This is not a problem. Now paying Jones AND Sneed, that might be a problem. |
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Is it legal for the Chiefs to be negotiating with Jones now? And Sneed for that matter? Or do we have to wait until the FA window opens since neither are under contract at the current time?
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Sneed will get tagged and CJ95 will hit free agency snd KC will get him extended for a bargain because other teams saw the Super Bowl speech snd know they are being used and that CJ won’t be signing with them.
If Sneed agrees to an extension, that likely helps Veach take a “big swing” to upgrade the WR room via FA. If he plays on the tag and we re-sign CJ, we shouldn’t expect anything else in FA other than some bargain signings and maybe Tranquill or Gay returning. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Green Bay Packers are expected to release All-Pro OT David Bakhtiari, per <a href="https://twitter.com/TheAthletic?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TheAthletic</a> <a href="https://t.co/VJ9Jnbqkjx">pic.twitter.com/VJ9Jnbqkjx</a></p>— SleeperNFL (@SleeperNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/SleeperNFL/status/1759240416740999395?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 18, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
I’m sure he’s going to be penciled in for the jets. But that would make him a huge hypocrite for how much shit he talks on that field. Terrible injury history. But having Wanya there who can be ready to go at least makes it intriguing. Dude is a top 5 guy when he’s out there |
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If tagging Seed meant we'd lose Jones, I'd do it anyway. But tagging Sneed doesn't preclude re-signing Jones. Tagging Jones and letting Sneed hit the FA market unencumbered with the MASSIVE cap hold that Jones would carry does mean you'd lose Sneed. There's only one answer here and its just laughably obvious, IMO. |
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His best season was 2022. Last year wasn't as good. Next year won't be as good as this year. That's the way age works fellas. Jones has 2 and maybe 3 years as a damn good player but he's not 'improving with age'. |
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If we are being honest and thinking this through, the BEST result is probably tag/trade Sneed. Even though there would be a dropoff, we would get a really good return (likely a first, or a couple 2s) and I think we have the talent in that room to move everyone up a peg. Joshua Williams seems more than capable of a larger role in this defense.
I hate to say it, but I think those kind of draft resources coupled with the available cap space the trade would create could potentially give Veach the kind of ability to make this offense completely unstoppable. |
Sneed was on the Up & Adams show talking about his pending FA saying, Pay Me, Pay Me, Pay Me, all the while saying he hopes to stay here.
Says he's hopefully but doubtful we can afford both him & CJ |
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He’s not gonna want to sign an extension without playing. He wouldn’t be able to max out
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And he does have reason to do so - it'll have him in the building rehabbing instead of out there without a team. He'd essentially need a 2-year deal with any team he's looking to sign with anyway so there's no reason not to extend here. Nobody's going to sign him to a 1 year deal coming off an ACL. He'll either sit in FA until November (again, rehabbing on his own) and take some pro-rated minimum deal. Or he can restructure via extension, get a quick signing bonus/restructure check and have a great deal of stability in his rehab without making any real sacrifice in the process. An extension makes all the sense in the world for him. It makes a great deal of sense for us as well. I don't see any reason why it shouldn't happen. |
The situation for him makes sense to extend here but you also have a guy coming off an injury. It’s likely he comes back but you never know
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He's not getting 3/$45 million from anyone if we cut him. He's not getting 1/$8 million either. He's in a hell of a bind here. He should be looking to extend for a season here. He'd still be in a good position to hit big in FA after the 2025 season should he have a nice 2025 season. |
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I'm pretty sure the Jets knew they were being played by Tyreek. But they didn't care because it made Miami pay that much more in draft picks and salary. |
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And there may be a fair number of idiots out there but there aren't ALL stupid. There will be teams that throw numbers out there just to complicate matters and should he say yes, well it's all the same to them. They have the cap space and need a star player thye can use to sell tickets. There's no downside to 'being played' by a free agent. |
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Maybe we are point blank missing the offseason pathway which feels so obviously right in front of our faces.
This draft class is being lauded for incredible strength at WR and OT. Fill the offensive needs there and inject youth into the unit that needs it most. Spend your money on Chris and LJ. The team is 10000% certifiably better entering 2024. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Due to his 2023 cap number, Chiefs DL Chris Jones' projected franchise tag would be $32 million - instead of the regular $19.7M - making him an unlikely tag candidate. <a href="https://t.co/0bLVyZZgsm">https://t.co/0bLVyZZgsm</a></p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1759335193742102919?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 18, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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If the Chiefs do lose Chris Jones than they need to attack the 2nd and 3rd wave value FA's to boost the talent and flexibility.
Omenihu, Reid, Tranquill, Edwards and D. Smith combined equaled Chris Jones 2023 cap number. |
This offseason the focus needs to be on rebuilding the talent on the offensive side of the ball.
We need WR's as we have only drafted 1 WR playable as a 1,2, or 3 in 6 years. That needs to change. |
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Seahawks are over $5 million over the cap. Just saw that they can save $17 million cutting Tyler Lockett and is expected to be cut due to JSN.
He's 31 so I doubt Veach would go for him but damn he fits exactly what we need |
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