No joke, I wouldn't be surprised if Justin Houston(age, and from reports he had a problem with how Peters was handled) isn't traded for a late 1st round pick which would make sense why KC has interviewed Dorance Armstrong multiple times for a target #54 pick selection.

Link?

Nick Athan is that you? :rolleyes:

Get outta here with this shit. No way the Chiefs accrue $12.7 million in dead money just to get a late first round pick. And if Dorance Armstrong is drafted at #54, Veach needs to be shown the door.

They've been scouting the shit out of Armstrong, and if Houston isn't cool with the Peters trade which I thought we would've gained a 1st round pick out Marcus. With going with that below market deal, anything is possible if Justin doesn't have the desired "attitude" because of said transaction.

If Houston doesn't have quarrels with it, though by all reports he did like Peters then it's a non-issue.

Where are you getting this idea that Houston had a problem with us trading Peters?

Terez, was talking about it in one of his podcasts

Dorance isn't a second round talent in my opinion, would be a reach

The Browns have picks 33 and 35. The Colts have picks 36 and 37.
A 2nd rd pick is worth 270 points at the very least, which easily equals enough to trade for 35 or 37.

Dorsey and Ballard would absolutely trade down 20 spots for a 2nd rd pick next year, especially already having made an early 2nd rd pick.

The earlier you pick a player out of a larger position group should give you a BETTER player.

In other words:

The best rated player out of a pool of 30 should be better than the best rated player out of a pool of 10

Moving up makes no sense

It would be just as easy to see where either or both would trade those picks to move up and get a player that they covet and get the 5th year option.

Completely depends on how the draft unfolds.

Moving up makes a ton of sense. It just depends on the compensation

Especially if the person you're moving up for is at a position where you can really make good use of the 5th year option. It's an underrated benefit for 1st round players.