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I think the Chiefs are actually at a good position to get what they need without paying more to move up. Plus, it seems like there's some good talent in the middle rounds, so I have no interest in losing those picks.
That said, I generally prefer trading down to trading up, for a number of reasons. However, I have suddenly discovered a new variant to that rule. If you're the Super Bowl champions, you generally have fewer areas of need, and it takes a player with more talent to break into the starting lineup. So if you're the talent-packed Chiefs, I can see an argument for trading up to keep the talent level ultra-high in the starting lineup. |
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Good ****ing grief. |
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So this really means there's zero chance we're drafting a receiver and zero chance we're moving up. Because anything we really want to do isn't making it to the media.
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Then on draft day every team goes out to the media to gush that they got the #1 person on their board with every pick. |
I still say we need o line help
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You know what I’d love to see? Veach moves 32 and next years first to move up to 25 and getting a late second/early third thrown in this year. I’d be happy with that. Next years draft might come after a shortened season in college football, if any. |
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Just Reid/Veach screwing with Gruden/Elway.;)
No way we have the ammo UNLESS we offer CJ and it better be a top 15 or higher pick.;) |
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He’s saying it’s a rumor he’s heard, but he’s implying he doesn’t even necessarily believe it. It’s pretty obvious that he’s not reporting it as fact. |
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