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The next worst is Creed Humphrey which we did to ourselves for absolutely no reason. |
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Veach tried to make Trent the highest paid LT, but he really wanted to play for the 49ers and took that deal instead. He traded a 1st rounder and tried to make him one of the highest paid LTs of all time, but OBJ was an idiot. He paid Taylor $20 mil/yr and thought he could move to LT. He draft Wanya Morris in the 3rd and Kingsley S. in the 2nd. Wtf else could Veach have done? He's done everything he could outside of ****ing over the future of this team and trading away multiple 1st round picks to jump up and get a top talent. The fact that you call this the first real committed attempt at getting a LT just tells me you're either a troll, ignorant, or both. I'm not sure how anyone with a brain could ever accuse Brett Veach of not trying to fill a position of need. He's been able to fix every single hole this team has had outside of LT and he's tried multiple times to fix that position, as well. |
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How the hell is the franchise tag for a guard so high? |
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There's no distinction between OG and OT on the franchise market. OT's drive the franchise tag up for the OGs. I think that's part of why Creed was able to get such a big jump - our leverage was piss poor because the tag wasn't a realistic threat. And frankly, it SHOULDN'T have been a threat here either. We should've signed the guy last offseason or traded him this offseason. Or walked away from him. If we don't have a deal done by now, it means we're either going to get cornholed on a LTC or one's not going to get done at all. We messed this up something awful. |
The other crazy thing about the franchise tag right now is that DTs make more than DEs. And LBs make more than BOTH of them.
And it's nothing more than a classification fluke. The best edge rushers and the guys that drive the franchise tag prices ended up getting classified as "LBs" because they rush off the edge in 2-point stances so often that they get a OLB classification for the tag purposes. Which pushes the DE value way down by removing those big numbers from the tag average and drives the LB figure way up. DT is a 'true' franchise figure based on what DTs are making because there's really not a ton of overlap. The DTs are DTs; there aren't a ton (like Jones) who play some DE. The LB figure is probably inflated by about $8 million and the DE figure probably deflated by about $4 million. They're all sorts of wonky. |
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Giving away so much capital on an unknown is dumb as hell. At that point just try to trade a team for a proven LT. If you're gonna **** your future might as well do it for a known commodity. God damn that dude is dumb. |
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Completely agree about the Trey Smith stuff. The franchise tag was the worst possible option, especially when you add in the fact that they were so far apart. I'm really wondering where each side is at when it comes to AAV. |
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Yeah, it doesn't make a damn bit of sense how they do it. And honestly, I've been surprised that someone like Kelce hasn't fought the TE designation given that the guys who are getting paid spend a whole lot of time essentially being large slot receivers. They gotta draw their lines somewhere, I guess. But even if that's the case, why does someone playing a 5 technique from a 2 point stance qualify as a LBer when the same guy coming from a 3-point stance is going to get called a DE? it's all pretty wild. |
Whoa holy crap apparently the Chiefs rookie camp starts TOMORROW
wonder if he'll do anything <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NFL rookie minicamp dates for all 32 teams: <a href="https://t.co/xxVf36FopY">pic.twitter.com/xxVf36FopY</a></p>— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) <a href="https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1918368532133495150?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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For what it's worth, I watched an RGR Football YouTube Video (I know great source!!!) and they said from all accounts it appears Simmons only had only a partial tear of his Patellar tendon and that it was caught right away. Surgery was swift. If there was a best case scenario ever for a torn Pattelar tendon, it would be his situation.
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It was well done, but I lost a lot of faith in it when the dude just made up that Simmons is 80 percent likely to recover 100 percent from the injury... His maths don't math... |
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Those are cleats? Some retro ass cleats I guess |
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Raf simmons customized cleats. Never seen those
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The only way this works is if you give up insane value, is Joe Alt worth all of that? |
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There isn't a reasonable universe where you get a top 15 LT for the rest of Mahomes career with "just" a 1st round and change. Not in a trade nor in a trade up in the draft. Not where we pick from. The first "real" attempt at fixing the LT position. Sure. |
If you're going from 31/32 to 10 you're giving up at least two 1s and a 2, and likely a 4. Going to 4 would be ****ing insane. Add at least another 1 and 2, and probably another 4.
I'd give it up to get to 10 if the guy looks like a sure thing. Going to 4 though, that's just getting into ridiculous territory. That's 2 future drafts without premier players. You simply can't substantiate that. |
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4-3 DE or 3-4 OLB as ER and IOL vs OT split both need to happen |
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Occasionally I'm accidentally fashionable when I wear shirts with holes in them. |
Most of the Draft experts figured the Chiefs would have to jump the Texans,Rams and Ravens to get Simmons. Veach was like William Wallace in Braveheart. Hold...Hold....Hold.
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If the Ravens had been in need of a LT and passed on him, that would be a bad sign, IMO. Though I suspect they’ll be more cautious with bad injuries that “look as good as possible right now” following the David Ojabo pick and failure. |
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I mean he can pass block but we'll see if I'm right about the run blocking part. Meanwhile Seth Keysor on 810 said Simmons had zero "losses" on pass blocking from what he reviewed which is kind of insane. Look I wanted Burton and maybe it's copium but I'm getting excited about Simmons |
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Sterling Holmes did an interview with a Dr who said even a millimeters difference changes flexibility and strength in the knee long term. That’s a pretty goddamn fine line. It’s also why being a surgeon has to be stressful as hell. Robotics have obviously been around for decades, but only recently has it amplified to such an extent with the use of AI algorithms for image recognition, surgical field analysis, motion control and enhancing surgical precision. I wonder if Simmons Dr used this technology to have a more precise surgery that will help recovery compared to other players? The reason I say that was bc it was insane how well that kid was moving at his pro day just 5 months post-op. Like I did not expect that at all when I saw it. Not to say Simmons will be fine. I’m just curious to see what Burkholder found to make him feel confident, and if this was part of his confidence. |
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You need to get real. Of course you would make that trade. Neither the Cardinals nor the Chargers would have accepted that deal. There's no "force trade" button, either. |
If the "partial tear" rumor is true it changes...well everything about this pick
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Favoring that knee quite a bit.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">QB Protector: Josh Simmons<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> 1st round pick in a Chiefs uniform for the first time.<br><br>Simmons went through warm ups, but just watched during individual drills. <a href="https://t.co/io7FYXJ5xz">pic.twitter.com/io7FYXJ5xz</a></p>— Matt Foster (@MattFosterTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/MattFosterTV/status/1918757918620422551?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 3, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Not to worry. It's his non-power knee.
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He's the best goddamn stretcher I've ever seen. GENERATIONAL. |
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He will need both knees replaced if he wants to walk after the age of 40. |
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This is an ongoing joke he said the same thing about him getting out of the plane
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poor guy, 1st round draft pick, shouldn't have been picked before the 3rd round, I bet he has nothing to prove.
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Either he is super limber or they undermeasured his arm length at the combine.
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Kid just looks like a franchise LT by his presence alone. Have a great feeling he will be special.
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He's gonna be like **** the Raiders and Max Crosby by December
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Anyone else starting to think we might have straight up stole this kid?
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Wooooooooooooo doggie |
I think the point being missed is that this is a great sign for his potential availability to start TC. Guys that are still relatively far away aren't putting on a helmet and going through little drills in early May.
I know Reid said he'd be ready for camp, but he didn't say day 1. I'm starting to believe that might actually be what he meant, which is incredible to say the least. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Andy Reid said he’s surprised at how well Josh Simmons moved around on his first day at rookie minicamp. Still a lot of evaluation left, of course.</p>— Sam McDowell (@SamMcDowell11) <a href="https://twitter.com/SamMcDowell11/status/1919080764034982248?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 4, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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That doesn't mean he's not going to go through TC and the preseason regularly like he's healthy. That's what's important here. |
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