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Yeah, I'm sure teams will be lining up to pay Dontari Poe $110+ million because there's more than "sacks". LMAO |
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I literally never once argued that Poe would be paid $110 million. Try again. |
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They've never been everything. But when you try to argue with me that the Colts have one of the worst defenses in the league but they only allow 22 PPG (which is pretty average) then I just won't buy it. |
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The guy's a tremendous talent, but this team is balanced and talented, with depth, and should be able to take care of business in 90% of the games they will face without him. What's vital is getting him back at full speed for the playoffs. His talents and contributions will matter most when facing equally talented teams and the margin of error is so much smaller that a win hangs in the balance of a handful of plays. 1 or 2 big plays by him here can be difference makers. Looking at the schedule, if Houston is out 8-10 games as expected, not having him might cost us one game. Not because he isn't valuable, but simply because of how the schedule plays out. |
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Then go ahead and point out where I've said anything about Poe in a negative light or that I don't want to see him re-signed. Hint: You won't find it. People in this forum, for one reason or another, think that Poe's price on the open market will be far too high and that the Chiefs won't be able to keep him. He's a great player and I'm sure he'll get a minimum of $9-10 million per but he's not going to get a Fletcher Cox, Olivier Vernon or Suh type of contract unless he gets 8+ sacks and even then, it's hard to see him getting $100 million+. There were many people that thought the Chiefs would lose Jaye Howard and that he'd get $10 million per and he re-signed for $6 million per (or $5 million, depending on the source). People do a great job around here of overvaluing the Chiefs players. |
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JFF Brian Hoyer Beating those QB's without a pass rush is a bit different than Rivers (who we barely beat without Houston last time), Big Ben, Luck, Bortles, etc. The pass rush is a real issue, and even though Ford has potential I'm not crowning him until I see some progress. |
I really thought Jaye Howard would have got paid in Free Agency just by simple market inflation. He's a good player, cap rises, players make money in free agency. I just thought he would get his. I'm fine with him coming back cheap, I have no problem if other teams think he's a one trick pony that's scheme dependent to the Chiefs, hope the market thinks of all our players like that and they come back cheap.
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News flash: NTs don't get paid for sacks. The entire basis of your argument is that Poe isn't worth a large contract because he doesn't get a lot of sacks. I've been trying to get you to understand how shitty that logic is for the longest time but you just don't get it. Besides, Jaye Howard got $6m per and you don't think Poe can get $9-10m? |
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Good God, READ! |
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Sorry, I just re-read your post. I'm a bit busy at the moment. Really doesn't matter. The meat of my argument was how you're arguing Poe's worth. The amount he's paid will not hinge on how many sacks he has. That's that. |
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