It hasn't been necessary. It's not a missing piece to our offense. Mahomes is too good at throwing people open to have to throw up a bunch of 50/50 balls.

No, i don't think you are watching the player. I don't know how you could watch this and not see:

Great speed
Great movement ability
Natural, great hands.

You can't possibly look at this and then look at Hopkins and say that OBJ doesn't bring more to the table physically.

OBJ was on a shit Browns team with a shit QB that people didn't want to accept was shit, then gets traded mid season by a Rams team who slowly worked him in through out the season.

IF you want to argue about his health and availability, sure. But the man can flat out ball when he's on the field.

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Why are we assuming he won't? He'll have had ample time to heal.

The primary reason to bring in a guy like DH is not for jump balls. It's just a great bonus.

The reason to bring him in is the ability to consistently beat press man, something JJSS isn't great at, neither is MVS. Basically, we have Kelce and Toney for that, and we're not sure Toney will be able to stay healthy for the entire season. So that leaves Kelce. Again.

Whether it's OBJ or DH, both are great man-beaters. And let's remember that last season teams played press man against KC far more often than they have since 2018. And the best secondaries were able to stall our offense doing it.

Secondly, Pat is far better at beating zones, and our receivers are as well. Getting one of these guys or someone like them, and Andy can force them out of man back into zone, and Pat feasts, and we win another SB.

Isn't he coming off his second or third knee surgery to the same knee?

DH has had one knee surgery, and based on what I saw him doing this season in person, he's recovered.

I'd be happy with it, only because you won the Superbowl with a Mid WR room no guarantee you can do it again. Let Pat Cook

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Fuggit, draft Hyatt AND sign OBJ.

OBJ
MVS
Toney
Hyatt
Moore

....commence fapperations. My god, that'd be a scary receiver room.

Who cares about HOF? Our only concern is " How can you help us now" !

That's how I see it, I'm sure BV does too! Who can best help us retain our offense or even be better than last year!

we're moving all our chips in this offseason to go back to back

build a super team

All this talk about Hopkins and OBJ I think Veach could throw a curve ball and go after DJ Moore from the Panthers. Fits what Veach typically goes after and could be a perfect match for the offense.

There's nothing in that video that Hopkins can't do still today. You cannot say that about Beckham. Hell, we don't even know if he is going to play this season. His knee could be completely messed up.

no thanks

Reerun'd.

Except run like that. OBJ is visibly a faster and twitchier player.

And yet still offers the same level of hands and route running. BUT DOESN'T COST DRAFT PICKS.

And his knee would have to be evaluated and green lit. That kinda goes w/o saying, doesn't it.

And again, the Chiefs could negotiate with OBJ on their terms. They don't have to trade picks for a guy and then get held hostage for a change in contract demands.