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Originally Posted by Direckshun
We don't get nothing if Carr walks. We end up most likely with a 4th round compensatory pick in 2012. That's not nothing. We're also not having to invest $100 million in our starting corners, which limits our flexibility once we have to get up to that mandatory cap.
In addition to that, you can actually draft corners in several places throughout the draft and land a starter, unlike other positions. Carr himself was a 5th rounder.
Plus we do have serviceable corners right now with Arenas and Daniels. I'm not suggesting either of them are shutdown #2s (Arenas is developing nicely in the slot, though...) but that assures we won't have an empty cupboard should we lose Carr.
In addition, Jalil Brown with a full offseason has really great upside..
We'll see.
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I'd rather have Carr, a legit #1 Corner than a 4th rounder that might not even make the team. What else are you going to spend the money on? I mean Really. 30 Million freaking dollars of cap space and money is your #1 concern? Pfffff....
I doubt the Chiefs resign Carr, that I can agree with, that doesn't make them right though. If money is a concern then they should just cut Cassel And Jackson.
Boom! Problem Solved. I'd rather have Carr than either of those bastards.
Like I said, I don't care how you slice it, there is NO reason for Carr not to be resigned.