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They had to choose who they were paying and it wasn’t Sneed |
Moving CJ out to DE was a bad move for sure. I wonder if CJ had been lobbying for it and midway through the season both CJ and Spags realized it was a big mistake.
The silver lining is that it led to CJ being able to freelance and pick anywhere on the line to rush from, which HAS worked out in the long run. |
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They gave Chris Jones a ton of money from 2025-2027. Mahomes has a big contract. Jawaan Taylor has a big contract. Clark isn’t gonna be writing all these checks for restructures when he’s already gonna have to do it for Mahomes and Chris Jones already. The cap health is needed to try to and keep as many young stars as possible. They’re gonna pay Bolton and Creed. They’re gonna turn around and pay McDufffie and Karlaftis big money shortly after that. |
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Now that they have room, KC would be smart to move some of Jones' money around so it hits the cap this year.
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Karlaftis is a 100 million dollar guy. He's a double digit sack DE.
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If it is, then hopefully it's with another team. |
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So...yeah. Chiefs fans need to prepare for Karlaftis to get atleast that. |
Karlaftis has every bit as much of a track record as Brian Burns does. Go look at what he just got paid.
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Andy had moments that made me crazy but NEVER wanted to move away from him. The only game that made me question him was the Colts 45-44 playoff comeback. That game shook a lot of us. |
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By the time George gets to the point of an extension, he will be closer to a 150m player than a 100m player. The cap will be well over 300m by then. He’s extremely raw still and is already a really good player that has shown to be extremely coachable and seeks to improve. |
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I agree to an extent. I dont think an all-in is necessary for a 3-peat. We're still a very young team. Let those guys develop, patch the holes in the offense, and I think we have a great shot at it. |
Just saw where Sneed passed his physical (reported by Paul Kuharsky). FWIW.
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It's called "cope" and it's what scorned people do to justify when things don't go their way. Oh, he's not that good because he grabs too much. He has too many illegal contact / holding / DPI penalties. He has a bum knee. etc. |
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It's disappointing any way you slice. Veach said they were happy to keep him but this is a cap dump move. |
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It doesn’t plundering your team into salary cap hell. That’s full reerun, see Chargers, Saints, ect |
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A team physical is just confirming what they know is an issue for the player and to make sure nothing is unknown. They already knew about the knee and concussion issues. Nobody that has been in the league 4-5 years has a physical with no issues, it’s risk management for team prior to signing the deal. |
Contract details are available:
2024 cap hit is only $9.96M 2025 cap hit is $24M TN has an out in 2026, where they can pay Sneed a $21M cap hit or cut and have $12M dead money. |
I can understand to some extent his frustration… leaving a dynasty in KC for a rebuild in Tennessee.
But either he accepts less than his market value to stay in KC… or he decides to get paid. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">“I didn’t talk to them, I was bitter…Kansas City was like my first love, they showed me the ways, showed me how to be a champion and gave me 2 rings.” L’Jarius Sneed on his NFL offseason move <br><br>The tough part about <a href="https://twitter.com/NFL?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nfl</a> is that as the years go on, we all learn it’s a business &… <a href="https://t.co/Hvdqex5e8j">pic.twitter.com/Hvdqex5e8j</a></p>— Pivot Podcast (@thepivot) <a href="https://twitter.com/thepivot/status/1827383053137695106?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 24, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Chiefs didn't want to insult J Sneed by lowballing him and offering a below market deal. It sucks we had to let him go, glad he understands it's business.
That's what makes Veach so good is he makes the tough decisions to let people go and work the draft and gets value with his picks. |
These guys can't let themselves be honest about this.
"I wanted to maximize my earnings and I had to go elsewhere to do that". |
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Even Clark Hunt mentioned this while CJ95 was in limbo…that they were still deciding to offer him a contract or not. |
We’re never gonna pay h in even with a discount. McDuffie is an all pro corner and they have been good with developing that position.
They also need the money for Creed, Butker, Trey and Bolton who they are trying to get signed. |
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Now, just like Reek... you will get your money, but will sorely miss the constant winning and winners atmosphere full of comradery You're rich now, enjoy your 9-7 season |
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Ultimately I don't think there are any real losers in this deal. KC doesn't have a lot of fat on its cap that cost it a quality guy {cough}FrankClark{coughcough}. It just worked out the way it kinda had to. But I'll miss the shit out of Sneed, man. That dude was a blast and a great guy to root for. |
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But really, I don't even know that it was the cap that cost us Sneed. It was the knee. I don't think the organization trusted it. If they did, I think they'd have still gotten a deal done. |
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He will now probably crack the top 50 in players top 100 now that he isn't a Kansas City Chief. They don't want to vote for Chiefs players.
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Sneed wasn’t as perfect as the “no touchdowns allowed to a WR all year until Shakir in the playoffs” vibe, but he was really transformative and allowed everyone else to thrive. I’m fine letting him go. Limited resources and it made sense. |
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Crazy that the Chiefs were able to do that between the AFC Championship Game and Super Bowl... and still hoist the Lombardi Trophy. The good news is the Chiefs offense seems unlikely to be in that position again. |
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It’s just too situational. |
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I think we’ve been okay without Sneed so far. Conner has done a great job on blitzing and some coverage/tackling taking over that role.
Watson and McDuffie have been a rock solid CB duo but CB3 has been a problem and we saw that get exposed via the Bengals. Williams and Johnson got picked on and gave up TD’s |
I think it’s a bit too early to say definitively.
We look OK for now, but maybe we’ll regret the trade if we have to play the Bengals with a healthy Chase and Higgins, for example. |
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Could you argue, it was keep Sneed or keep Chris Jones?
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Chiefs are better off signing McDuffie when the time comes. |
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It was like the '18 Chiefs offense. If the defense gives up 24 points in the Mahomes era they have done their job. Mahomes has to go win the game. That's how this team is constructed. |
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