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If we trade for him without a new contract he's disgruntled here. Any trade involving serious draft picks needs a new deal worked out beforehand.
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I don't hate the idea of him being here to be clear.
I just don't see how they can afford him with Berry on the roster. No way they should give up a first and I wouldn't be pumped if it was a 2nd. To work, it would have to a similar to Chicago and Mack, a deal has to be in place on day 1. |
I wouldn’t trade a 1st. It’d be different if you didn’t have to extend him, but you do.
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Agreed. I'm liking Watkins right now, but he is just benefiting from Tyreek Hills reputation. Teams are game planning against Hill and Watkins is getting open. Albert ****ing Wilson and Robinson get "NFL open" enough for Mahomes to make JAGs look like great WR's. Watkins is replaceable because Elite QB's read the defense pre-snap and find the open guy... whether he runs a 4.3 or is a slow ass fullback running down the sideline. On a side note, I bet Dez Bryant would sign right now for cheap. |
I am guessing Earl Thomas in his 30’s will be more of an impact player than the 2017-2019 draft picks on defense in their prime during this same time period. Chiefs secondary is such a mess. At least you know what you get with Earl. No telling if any of the 2017-2019 picks will turn out worth a crap.
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So they can afford to pay a little extra elsewhere. |
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He runs good routes, has caught the ball well, and is dynamic with or without the ball in hand. |
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We've seen this story before. |
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Otherwise, take a hike Berry and Houston. |
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It’s early but Bowles is rumored to be on the hot seat already yet they are supposedly interested in the Steelers Bell. It’s early season crazy which is normal but don’t run away and deny our need at S. Be loud and maybe somebody else has a S worth a shit they would consider moving if the Thomas deal doesn’t play out. He tried to get Hitchens last year knowing his contract was up. One of his first calls as GM. So think about it that way that he’s not afraid to try to fill a need with a trade. You think he and Reid had their thumbs up their ass when Roseman and Peterson had the ride they had last year? They will be aggressive and so will Clark they are a bit jealous deep down who wouldn’t be?
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Paylor says the Chiefs just want the price to come down...
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Seattle needs to be reasonable here. The team they trade with also has to pay him. He’s 29, not 25.
That shouldn’t warrant a 1st round pick, and I’d love to see the deal done somehow. But let’s be real. |
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He's not being a bitch, he's standing to his principles. |
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But Seattle is attempting highway robbery with the asking price |
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If the chiefs trade for him, that would add another wrinkle when they play at Seattle in December. LMAO I'm getting really tempted to go as is.
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Pete and Schneider have gambled and won and lost. Both good moves and bad but they are out of the entire conference if they did trade him here and took that risk with the Richardson deal and have players pissed at them. Don’t be afraid to offer one of them 2s that beats their comp 3 if he walks...start off there
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Teams work around the cap all the time. The only barrier should be the Seahawks' asking price. |
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If they turn down a 2nd and 3rd? That's definitely getting into crazy town. But has or will anyone offer that? |
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Did we sign this piece of shit yet?
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going into next year, the Chiefs have $48M in cap space. They will need to sign rookies, extend Hill, replace Bailey and Ford.
Cutting Houston adds another $14M to that cap space. If I were running things, I would look to extend him, if I can, bringing his annual cap number down. But Andy Reid has shown time and again that he gets away from players early rather than late. Still, Houston is NOT old. |
Meh. Thinking on it a bit I doubt it gets done if it hasn't already. Seems like Seattle expects too much.
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Seattle accepts a ton of risk of limited to no return every time they run ET out there. If he’s injured, they will have given up a key rebuilding piece in the potential trade opportunities. I’d guess they are ready to get a deal done sooner than later.
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And of course, they can only negotiate in good faith if the Seahawks give permission. Otherwise, it is tampering.
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Falcons out on Thomas according to Quinn.
[McClure] Dan Quinn said he's not looking into a starting caliber safety like Eric Reid or looking to trade for a starter like Earl Thomas. Confident in Kazee at FS. Richards, Ishmael at strong. |
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Maybe throw a 3rd rounder and a conditional 5th round next year if he manages to stay on the field.
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it's happening
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Earl Thomas recently followed Kareem Hunt and Eric Berry on IG, followed Chiefs on Twitter and is in KC's airport [before a trade?] Via facebook.</p>— Jinx (@JinxAverage) <a href="https://twitter.com/JinxAverage/status/1044358990963109888?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 24, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> we are going to have the best safety tandem in football teams are going to have to go on 15 play drives and not make mistakes to keep up with our elite offense this is a PERFECT combination |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What would it take for the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Seahawks?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Seahawks</a> to trade Pro Bowl S Earl Thomas? <a href="https://t.co/RBj14cCrhh">pic.twitter.com/RBj14cCrhh</a></p>— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) <a href="https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1044367834539798528?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 24, 2018</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> From the sounds of this he will most likely not get traded this season. The Seahawks gave up a 2cd and change for Brown and they think Thomas is significantly better. |
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People ignoring that Seattle probably would rather deal him to an AFC team than Dallas.
I think one of our extra 2nd round picks and maybe a conditional pick could get it done. I'd rather have Reid but that's not happening soooo. Earl Thomas can play still and is actually pretty durable. Makes us a Super Bowl contender of Berry actually plays as well. Earl would be worth a 2nd. |
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Obviously we would never give up a 1st. We will probably do a 2nd and a 4th, which is what we got for Peters, so it's basically like trading Peters for Thomas. Only we didn't know we'd be this good this year and Peters was causing problems so we couldn't sign him long term.
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The Rams 2nd rounder would be ok with me. That would be like trading Marcus Peters for Earl Thomas. |
Earl Thomas and Eric Berry would immediatly turn this defense around.... ffs maybe Justin Houston could stay out of coverage
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Debate it... you can't. Maybe I went overboard with the toothache comment, but my god it's always something. |
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Earl Thomas is the best safety in football
Eric berry when healthy is right there too Sorenson is white so that helps |
I don’t buy that he’s at that airport at all. But damn it do I want it to be true.
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Seattle sitting at 61 million in cap. Doubt they'd get a compensatory pick if Thomas leaves since they have so many holes and need FAs to patch them up.
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It's literally an account named JINX. LOL |
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He will go after him in the Spring if he can’t get him now. |
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"There's always next year..." |
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Seattle wants the league to think they won't trade him for leverage. You think they're going to keep dealing with his during the week antics? "Stubbed my toe. Can't practice." "Bad mood. No practice today."
We'll see how they feel in a few weeks once it's clear that they have no chance to win the division (which they should already know) and no chance as a wild card (NFC South). |
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Until they do something about the GLARING problem in the deep middle of this defense are we supposed to just shut up and pretend there's nothing they can do? |
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At least I'm advocating a solution that might actually WORK. |
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