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Is it typical for a guy who got caught using PEDs to get better AFTER he gets caught? Was he using to gain an advantage that he doesn't have anymore? I'm not OUT altogether he's a good receiver (not great anymore) I just think a 2nd is too high
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He's not going for a 2, they publicly said 2 which usually ends up a 4 and a conditional pick next year.
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So basically a average starting RB and a 2nd. Veach could send them CEH+MVS+4th for Hopkins and that works for me! |
Anyone saying he has issues and baggage......... Do you know who our Head Coach is?
Do you not think our locker room core is one of the strongest in the league. We are talking about a 1st ballot HOF WR still in his prime (Sure on the wrong side of 30) but he would arguably be the best WR Mahomes has ever had. Reek was better at speed, but D. Hopkins has Size, Catch radius, Hands, and Route running over Reek. |
My issue has nothing to do with baggage or "losing a step". I don't think either of those things are true. You watch him in AZ last year and he still looked good to me. And i don't know what baggage people are talking about.
MY issue, is paying anything higher than a 4th round pick for a WR on the wrong side of 30 who has a history of being disgruntled with his contracts. The guy IS going to look around, see what other guys are getting and want a pay raise. That's just part of who he is. For a 4th? Ok. Lets talk about it. Higher than that? For a player that is much closer to his decline than not? Who we then have to shell out MORE money for? And again, i ask, when has Veach ever traded for a player of that age, with that kind of contract? I can't think of a time. It's kind of counter to how he's operated all these years. |
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His contract isn't big compared to other elite WRs (make no mistake, he is elite) History of injuries? Before the last two yours he played in every game he didn't sit out to rest before the playoffs. He was suspended last year. You haven't looked at shit for tape. He was elite last year with basically CP members throwing him passes. He was taking something to recover from his injury faster. Nothing in his history says he was a habitual PED user. So.....basically zero baggage. |
And lastly, just looking at this roster and its current state of construction, now really is the time to trade up in the 1st and draft and develop a guy. I'm not sure there hasn't been a better time than now, assuming the OBJ contract gets hammered out.
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Honestly, would you rather trade a 2nd or 3rd round draft pick for Hopkins, or just sign Beckham Jr. and give up no draft picks?
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Hopkins would give Mahomes a legit jump ball guy on the outside. Plus another ELITE route runner with Kelce would **** teams up. |
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I think OBJ is the better player. And we can negotiate our own contract and not have to surrender picks. Lets say OBJ "lost a step" after his latest surgery. Then that makes him, what? DeAndre Hopkins basically. |
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One hallmark of perennial championship teams is the discipline to buy low and sell high, no matter the names involved.
I would be inclined to say no. I won't be upset if they do it, but I'd much rather keep drafting our players. |
Everyones answer should be the same. Whatever Veach and Reid decide I'm good with.
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A elite WR on "the wrong side of 30" with zero Lombardi's. I see a couple of mindsets. 1.) Sign with a real contender for reasonable to get a ring or two or 2.) sign with anyone else for $$$$$$. I don't know the man well enough to know which he will choose.
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Yes, he is a better player than Hopkins imo. His route running is every bit as good as Hopkins, his hands are every bit as good as well. Except OBJ has a bit more juice. If OBJ "lost a step", that'd make him at worst as fast as Hopkins. He still brings everything to the table that Hopkins does. Ya'll loved the **** out of the JJSS signing at the time and OBJ has way more juice than JJSS ever had. I don't know how anyone can sit up here and stroke Hopkins and then look at OBJ like, "naaaah". Like, what are you watching? |
Well if OBJ would ever play ROFL
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Again, watch the player. **** stats. |
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Anyway, Andy's only going to approve a WR that will block. I can't remember the last time I saw OBJ run-block. |
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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. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/TD4QiKpJbQc" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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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. |
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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. |
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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.
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no thanks
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Reerun'd.
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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. |
OBJ is gonna want to be paid alot, coming off what he's coming off of. Pass on that one I'd think if it were me.
Hopkins just depends what you have to give up and the contract. |
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Hmmm F it!
Trade MVS, gain $7M in cap Trade CEH, gain $2M in cap Don't resign JuJu, guessing what $15M? Total: $24M Trade for Hopkins IF he will agree to play on current contract: $19.45M Sign OBJ to a 1 year deal: $18M Total: $37.45M $24M - $37.45M = $13.45M extra needed. Either sign Brown jr to an long term contract making 2023 cheap thus being able to afford OBJ OR trade Brown jr and draft his replacement for pennies on the dollar. Kelce Hopkins OBJ Toney Moore That looks like a "OK" receiving core! Win SB 58 and then worry about resign either OBJ or Hopkins if need be. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NFL</a> insider Benjamin Allbright on <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cardinals?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cardinals</a> WR DeAndre Hopkins via <a href="https://twitter.com/PHNX_Sports?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@PHNX_Sports</a>: <br><br>"I'm hearing Kansas City is the primary suitor there."<br><br>Albright noted that he doesn't think AZ can get a 1st rounder for DH, but they could "probably" get a 2nd rounder. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a></p>— Devon Clements (@DevclemNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/DevclemNFL/status/1631398238900109312?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
this just doesn't seem like a move we would make for the cost |
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He's old, expensive and close to being washed and cooked. No chance in hell we do something this stupid.
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Its a double whammy
you give up draft capital which is gold due to cheaper contracts and also take on an expensive contract for a veteran player |
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Then there's the fact that OBJ wants a new contract and more $$$. I'm inclined to believe that DH is the better option of the two, mostly from a health standpoint. |
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Ugh. DHop is this offseason's version of Allen Robinson. Only more a lot expensive and getting about as old as dirt. Except this time with the added PED issues as well.
Thank god that dumb shit with Allen Robinson didn't happen last year, and hopefully the Dhop dumb shit don't happen this year. |
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The corner might be near him but he will win with leverage. Think Brees/Michael Thomas over and over. |
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WTF are yall smoking......... |
"We'd be unstoppable" needs to stop
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I'm saying that there is always that one FA that some in the fan base like to tie themselves to and just go on and on incessantly about how this guy would just put us over the top. Same shit, different year. |
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What has DHop ever led the league in anything at his position? Any real trophies? |
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Put that in your pipe and smoke it. |
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Hopkins (SAME AGE) has almost 12k. So put that in your pipe and smoke it |
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You want to debate something, debate something. Gary Clark was better WR than Dhop. |
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So I ask you again..... HOF, are you so sure about that.? |
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Hopkins at his career pace if he play 5 more years will have close to 17k receiving yards.... Over 100 TD's... And 5 AP1's 7+ Pro-Bowls. W T F |
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making sure Tyreek got his touches. Was a place Mahomes does not need to return to. Kelce just gets ridiculously open
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Yeah, and while Gary Clark was great, he also benefitted from the fact that he played with the likes of Art Monk? R. Sanders? His QB was Doug Williams/Theisman!?!?
D. Mason same type of circumstances. Not saying DHop is head and shoulders better than either, but those guys aren't better than DHop either. |
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Chiefs 3 losses last year all had untimely turnovers and penalties from our Hall of Famers Mahomes, Jones and Kelce.
No need to bring Hopkins here to boost the WR room and have to pay him what he deserves to be paid. I say use money to extend Sneed and Chris Jones and work out something with Clark that is less AAV than current deal. Next offseason, Gay, Bolton, Humphrey and Smith might be seeking an extension. |
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So it becomes a maximize the window type process. The argument is do you think Mahomes having another Kelce level route runner would make our offense impossible to stop. |
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