This kid was a baller at South Carolina. I'd take him, considering our current crop of receivers.

Matt Miller @nfldraftscout
Hearing things about Tyreek Hill. He's about to go Steve Smith on the NFL.

We along with 3 other teams did put a claim in on him. I think we might pick him up now

I would give the common sense rebuttal that I have given so many times, but this thread doesn't need to be derailed anymore by your dumb ass theories.

Jets waived him with injury so don't know what's up with that.

post 2000 YAY

Spiller turning into a weapon seems so unlikely based on his previous NFL experience that I am almost willing to bet it happens.

He's about to beat this league down like his pregnant girlfriend.

I'm stoked. I might have to buy a jersey.

His third year was fairly good but after that he fell off a cliff

He has 3 seasons that he played all 16 games 3 seasons he missed only 1 game and like five seasons that he missed 5 or more games. Last year he missed partial and a full game do to concussion like symptoms from the Indy Colts game.

2015 he played a full season. The problem is all quarterbacks are subject to injury so it really doesn't matter the odds of him getting hurt at some point are up there so our backup must be prepared and Mahomes very well could be that guy.

Jaye Howard, DJ, Allen Bailey, Mauga/JML were all starters who were out because of injury. That's 4/7 front 7 players out and the 5th player (Justin Houston) clearly not anywhere near healthy as normal.

The defense holding an elite offense out of the end zone and keeping the game in reach until the end was a fantastic job for what we had.

It is the QB's job to score points and carry the team when the game is close and the season is on the line.

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A little louder for the morons in the back who can't seem to figure this out..

Spiller hasn't been healthy for a full 16 game season since 2012. He played 15 games in 2013. That's 4 full seasons ago.

He had 113 yards in 2015 and 36 yards in 2016. Expecting him to stay healthy is a huge risk, especially at age 30.

Beside all of that, he has 12 career rushing TD's and hasn't scored a TD since 2013 when he scored all of 2.

Even a good run defense could allow a ton of rushing yards to the Steelers last year. We are talking about arguably the top RB in the game and a top 5 elite Oline.

The Chiefs D did more than hold its own in that playoff game. By allowing all of 16 points and neutralizing Big Ben, no matter how many yards on the ground they allowed, they exceeded the expectations as far as I'm concerned.

Alex Smith was his usual conservative and clearly limited QB and that was the difference in the end.

This x 100.

What's the last time "the savior" Smith has been healthy for season. And how many times of his 12 years has he completed a full season?

He's a huge reliability and risk at the most important position in today's NFL...