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Congrats guys! I knew we could do it!
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We know that Toney, Skyy, Rice, MVS, James, Watson are the guys that will suit up. And that James is probably subbing in for Skyy, while Justin will sub in for MVS. The rest are rotational depth, placeholders/practice squad-ers, and/or rolls of the dice. Not sure what else we need to know. |
The Chiefs WR depth is at like 5-9 that's the issue. If we're going top 3 yea not great there.
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Where the party go? It's like I woke up at Woodstock and there was nobody there and I have to pick up all the trash
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This just in... This thread needs to reach 1500 posts for the deal to be done.
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Lol, okay, then let's get one of them to take James' role as well. |
He can either sign a cheap deal or get ****ed.
“Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer writes interest in DeAndre Hopkins is "very tepid from teams" and that he may have to choose between "tak[ing] the bag" and "chase a ring." Per Breer's reporting, the Chiefs and Bills don't want to pay Hopkins' current asking price and the sense is that Odell Beckham's contract earlier this offseason drove Hopkins' market into a range where neither felt comfortable executing a trade. Hopkins may have to choose between a one-year, mid-range deal in a JuJu Smith-Schuster sort of way or making real money for a team that doesn't have one of the preferred quarterbacks on his list. Breer surveyed evaluators and found a divide on what Hopkins had left, with one anonymous executive saying "He can't run anymore.” |
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I’m glad Daboll left bc he was the coach that really helped them the most with his development of Josh Allen. If the same happens after this year I’d fire MCDermott and get an offensive coach in there. |
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Richie James, according to ESPN, is 5'9", 185-lbs. Justin Watson is 6'2", 215-lbs. Richie is a 4.5 guy, Justin is a 4.4 guy. And apparently Justin was the 2nd fastest past 40 yards on the team last season. They physically play different roles in the offense. |
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But Pat trusts him. And that seems to go further than any other trait a WR can have. |
Pacheco is giving #10 to Hopkins, yes?
Whatever it takes. |
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