Chiefs release Fisher

[Dante84]

Chiefs released former No. 1 overall pick Eric Fisher, per source.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 11, 2021

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by In58men

Yea wtff?!?!?

Proper?

That annoyed me.

why does that annoy you?

Or do you just think Stafford isn't legit?

[In58men]

Note on the #Chiefs offensive line that lost its 2 tackles: They’ve been in discussions recently about bringing back OT Mike Remmers, source said. He thrived at RT before moving to the left side out of necessity in the Super Bowl. Should have a market, but KC hopes for a return.

Per Ian

[In58men]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

why does that annoy you?

Or do you just think Stafford isn't legit?

I mean, I shouldn’t say annoy. Wrong choice of wording. I just rarely hear the term proper when describing a player. It was just odd to me lol.

[RunKC]

Days like yesterday really make me miss Terez. He would have been all over this shit with all kinds of nuggetts.

Goddamn man

[Chief Northman]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Days like yesterday really make me miss Terez. He would have been all over this shit with all kinds of nuggetts.

Goddamn man

Truth.

Huge loss.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by In58men

Note on the #Chiefs offensive line that lost its 2 tackles: They’ve been in discussions recently about bringing back OT Mike Remmers, source said. He thrived at RT before moving to the left side out of necessity in the Super Bowl. Should have a market, but KC hopes for a return.

Per Ian

I guess if he’s the backup RT and OG but he’s not a LT. He’s proved that in two Superbowls now.

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

I guess if he’s the backup RT and OG but he’s not a LT. He’s proved that in two Superbowls now.

His best position is definitely on the sideline.

[BossChief]

Remmers was pretty good at RT. He didn’t give up a single sack and only had 4 penalties at RT. That’s really good.

Here’s my problem with bringing him back...he’s not a swing tackle. He’s a RT only, so that holds diminished value. He also turns 32 next month. His history at guard isn’t good, either.

If you sign him to a small deal for next year, that’s fine but even if we go out and sign Silverback, we probably still need to add another OT in the first 3 rounds.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Remmers was pretty good at RT.

Here’s my problem with brining him back...he’s not a swing tackle. He’s a RT only, so that holds diminished value. He also turns 32 next month.

If you sign him to a small deal for next year, that’s fine but even if we go out and sign Silverback, we probably still need to add another OT in the first 3 rounds.

He was a pretty decent G last year too. There’s value in that

[Perineum Ripper]

Originally Posted by Giant Octopodes

Mahomes is on a contract averaging 40 million per year. He's never gotten over 5 million per year, and this year he's finally getting 25 million, his first year getting even HALF of what he's owed on average per year. He's not restructuring his contract to shove still more of it on the back half.

Chris Jones just signed his contract last year, as did Kelce. They're not restructuring either. Hitchens you might save 7 million per year on a restructure, Hill you might be able to save up to 10 at most.

45 is pure fantasy. It not just won't happen, it's not possible based on current contracts. To pretend it's "really easy to do" seems disingenuous to me, have you looked at Spotrac?

Also, why would the cap jump back up next year? Based on current plans and recommendations there's no reason to suspect there will be massive attendance at games, viewership trended way down and there's no sign of it trending back up, I'm not saying it's impossible but I see zero evidence of that happening.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by New World Order

I think Orlando Brown Jr. is another likely option. I don't think Baltimore wants to extend him. They'd probably be open to a reasonable trade.

I don't. I just can't see Baltimore trading them to a team they would view as their rival for the foreseeable future. If they were to trade him it would be to a team they don't view as a threat like Jax or a NFC team.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by Giant Octopodes

Mahomes is on a contract averaging 40 million per year. He's never gotten over 5 million per year, and this year he's finally getting 25 million, his first year getting even HALF of what he's owed on average per year. He's not restructuring his contract to shove still more of it on the back half.

Chris Jones just signed his contract last year, as did Kelce. They're not restructuring either. Hitchens you might save 7 million per year on a restructure, Hill you might be able to save up to 10 at most.

45 is pure fantasy. It not just won't happen, it's not possible based on current contracts. To pretend it's "really easy to do" seems disingenuous to me, have you looked at Spotrac?

Also, why would the cap jump back up next year? Based on current plans and recommendations there's no reason to suspect there will be massive attendance at games, viewership trended way down and there's no sign of it trending back up, I'm not saying it's impossible but I see zero evidence of that happening.

Mahomes and Jones contracts were designed to move money when needed. It is not uncommon to redo contacts to move money the year after they were signed.

Cap is driven more by TV dollars which will be increasing dramatically with the new contracts.

[OKchiefs]

Originally Posted by Giant Octopodes

Mahomes is on a contract averaging 40 million per year. He's never gotten over 5 million per year, and this year he's finally getting 25 million, his first year getting even HALF of what he's owed on average per year. He's not restructuring his contract to shove still more of it on the back half.

Chris Jones just signed his contract last year, as did Kelce. They're not restructuring either. Hitchens you might save 7 million per year on a restructure, Hill you might be able to save up to 10 at most.

45 is pure fantasy. It not just won't happen, it's not possible based on current contracts. To pretend it's "really easy to do" seems disingenuous to me, have you looked at Spotrac?

Also, why would the cap jump back up next year? Based on current plans and recommendations there's no reason to suspect there will be massive attendance at games, viewership trended way down and there's no sign of it trending back up, I'm not saying it's impossible but I see zero evidence of that happening.

Why would the salary cap jump up next year?

https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills...0e615eff1.html

Idk, ask people who actually know what they're talking about, dumbass. New TV contracts mean the salary cap could be $250 million or more by 2025.

[The Franchise]

I really hope we sign Trent Williams just so I no longer have to see mock drafts where we draft 7 offensive linemen in our 8 picks.

[InvinciBill]

Did Blat Vern fix this yet?