Does Clemons suck or something?

Eric Berry - DB - Chiefs
ESPN Chiefs blogger Adam Teicher considers Eric Berry a candidate for a contract extension.
The Chiefs are facing cap issues and could look to reduce Berry's $8.42 million base salary by extending him to a long-term deal. Berry graded out as the No. 3 safety by Pro Football Focus last year and is signed through the 2015 season.

Chris Clemons - DB - Dolphins
ESPN Dolphins blogger James Walker reports that re-signing free agent FS Chris Clemons "isn't a priority."
Clemons started all 16 games last season, finishing with 93 tackles and an interception. The Dolphins are looking to upgrade at safety opposite Reshad Jones, so Clemons will be allowed to test the open market. Clemons figures to be limited to one-year deals in free agency. He turns 29 this offseason.

We don't need the best fs in the game, just a competent one. One that can help over the top and is in position. Despite everyone's beliefs here, I believe we have a solid if not spectacular core group of corners. I think a competent fs would make them look fantastic (albeit a stud would make them look all world)

I'm expecting an extension for Smith and Berry. Then maybe a restructure of Hali.

I'm hoping we sign a WR, FS or maybe the center Mack from Cleveland. But well see in a couple weeks after the tag deadline what the free agents are.

If we can bring Clemons in on a low cost deal, I'm all for it.

Walker called him "average" and that the Dolphins wanted a game changer

average and now hopefully cheap/low cost would be perfect for the Chiefs though,

if guys like Byrd, Ward, Whitner are too expensive/bank breakers then if you like PFF, they have him graded out as the 5th best FA safety

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...gent-safeties/

4.1 @ 1150 snaps? to compare Kendrick Lewis had a -2.8 at 1072 snaps and Demps had a -4.4 at 600 some snaps. Absolutely horrible. Clemons and Abdullah would be perfect.

We need to look at what Seattle's secondary did, and the personal they had, and just replicate that as much as possible.

What's sad is I really felt like we had something like that for the first half of the season – and then it completely fell apart. I don't know how that happens.

Seattle actually rotates their d-line and secondary and our DC just watches paint dry.

I don't want to see Hali, Houston, and Poe get more than 70% of the defensive snaps next season. That means drafting a good OLB though who can swing to either side and give both players some rest.

Not facing NFL caliber QBs will make any team look good.

May want to get a CP patent on Chris cLemons.

This.

We started sucking when vet QBs figured out that our coverage wasn't actually very good and so they always threw the ball before our pass rush even had a chance to get to them.

You know what's crazy? If Pioli didn't insist on his ****ing 2-gap 3-4, the Chiefs probably would have run a 4-3 under. I think signs point to Haley wanting to run that scheme, since he brought Clancy Pendergast in and was a very vocal critic of the Tyson Jackson pick.

Why do you keep on saying this when its not true?
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