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He won't bring a 2. If he woudl, yeah, make the move.
I'm hoping he can be a really good slot CB. |
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Dorsey just picked up two stud CBs in the off-season. Flowers is a luxury at this point. |
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If you could get a second round pick? Maybe, but that ain't happening. I'd keep him. He's a talented CB (not a shutdown corner, but not many are), and he's pretty damned good when healthy.
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More valuable than a second round pick that could be used to improve our offense plus his salary that could be used to sign/retain FAs? Not even close. |
Name the slot corners in the NFL for whom you would trade a second round pick if we had one and Flowers had a career ending injury.
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If this group of guys continue to play like this for the balance of the year and into to playoffs proving they are truly an elite D, which I think they will. You keep as many of the front line guys as you can.
No trade you can never have to many corners. |
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nfl combine 10yrd dash: 1.47s pro-day 20yrd shuttle: 4.08s pro-day 3-cone drill: 6.72s for comparison Jamaal Charles is 1.46, 4.22, 6.80 respectively Kniles davis: 1.49, 4.38, 6.96 patrick peterson: 1.49, 4.07, 6.58 Darrell Revis: 1.46, 4.08, 6.56 Richard Sherman: 1.58, 4.29, 6.72 Flowers is very physical cb which prevents most receivers from blowing past him (which helps limit his limitations going deep), he also is aggressive against the run, and is instinctive in defending against passes which allows him to play bigger than his size. Quote:
Just take a look at the chiefs history of 2nd round picks chosen with multiple GMs and multiple head coaches. most are busts. Quote:
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Nope. And honestly I don't understand why this is even a question. The way to build your team is through the draft. Why the Chiefs seem to think that trading or not signing our good players away is a good idea, I will never understand. Tong G., Jared Allen and Brandon Carr should have never been allowed to leave. |
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Jared Allen became Branden Albert and Jamaal Charles. Trading players for picks is a ways of building through the draft. That said, Flowers is only 27. Why trade him for a second round pick we'd have to use on a slot corner? It makes no sense. I'd rather Eric Fisher for a bag of hog jizz. |
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Trading for Axl Smith/Trading Flowers away:
Which idea is the dumbest this season? You make the call. |
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"The Greatest Herp-a-Derp ever performed with a 1.1 pick"! |
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Release Flowers and then we're one injury away from suck.
I don't think so ! |
No. As long as Peyton and other elite qbs are in the league with passer friendly rules you need 3 to 4 good cbs.
Quit thinking about ole nfl mindsets. To beat the elites you have to use man press and get after the cb. If not they will just disect defenses. |
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The last I heard was that they had not but if Atlanta called they would listen. That is not us TRYING to get Gonzo back. |
Thread has no poll because then the stupid would be that obvious...
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boo this man
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Someone go to another team's message board and see if you can find anyone willing to give up a second round pick for a 5'9 slot corner with injuries to both legs who ran a 4.55 at the combine eight years ago.
You should probably mention that he makes over $8,000,000 per year, too. |
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Looks like i am late to the party here..but absolutely not!
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profootballfocus.com/blog/2013/06/28/five-years-of-pff-grades-top-10-cornerbacks/ |
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Maverick, I'm pretty sure you are a card carrying member of a board for 3/4 of the leagues teams. Go check it out please. |
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He's still a good player, but he's not "turn down a 2nd round pick and pay him $8.3 million per season" good. It's a moot point, though. Not a single team in the league would offer us a second for him. |
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Flowers has always been underappreciated by this fanbase and its scary to see how much Chiefs fans are so sure that Cooper and Sean Smith will maintain that level of play for the rest of the year, let alone the next few years.
Sean Smith was more or less appreciated in Miami as he was inconsistent, you never know when that inconsistency might show up again. Just last year, the Chiefs had that guy Stanford Routt who was a top 10 CB in Oakland the year before and look how that turned out. I wont even talk about Cooper who has so much to prove. |
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It's a shame how much some of you get your hopes up that much after a 7th round pick has 3 great games and are ready to part ways with a CB who has been a top 5-10 CB for the last 5 years when he misses one or two games.
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Woodson 37 Bailey 35 And based on that ranking of 5 years those guys were playing at that level for 5 years after 30 and you're wanting to ship Flowers off at 27-28? I still think he's the best CB on the team and I thin the Chiefs do to if they are matching him up with Dez Bryant. |
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I thought the new CBA quashed hold outs.
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Truth be told Carr isn't worth 50 million and the defense in dallas isn't that great. The chiefs are the best in the league. The fact is if you can improve your team by making a move you do it. |
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Wait till we face the Broncos without Flowers and Welker rapes us... wait till Sean Smith has a couple of bad games a bit later this year. |
Can't think of one good reason this thread is longer than one page.
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Hell no.
Flowers is a proven commodity and will help against Denver. He is the perfect slot CB when healthy. In a passing league nickle CBs stay on the field like 60% of the time or more. He has a lot of value for us. |
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Rob Gronkowski and Dunlap. You could make a case for several others like Ben Tate since we don't have a back up to Jamaal Charles. |
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Gronk is the only guys you can say for sure would offer more than Flowers at this point. No way on Dunlap and a backup RB or a top 10 CB? Serious? |
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Just looked at 09. It's about the same. 3-4 guys that catch your eye and McCoy is the Gronk of that class. |
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Could it be discussed? Sure...but why? |
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If Jamaal Charles goes down who do we have? Ben Tate is a nice player who's only a backup because Arian Foster is one of the best backs in the league. So tell me in 2014 how does John Dorsey make much needed improvements to the offense with limited gap space? |
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He was in a numbers game, and lost. If they had known Culliver was going down like that, he never would of been cut. Quote:
Cutting Chase is far more the likely answer. |
I'm down with cutting Chase.
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When healthy, Flowers is still the best cover corner on this team. He does struggle against taller receivers, but he's still one of the better corners in this league. If someone came by offering a first, I'd take it. I don't like the idea of trading some of your best play makers though. Especially when your team is vying for the playoffs.
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Ask me today and I'd take a 5th rounder for our entire secondary
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Even when Denver gives us catches we can't catch shit.
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Davis is fast
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