These moves will not make or break Veach.

Wow, I remember feeling nervous that we were gonna select this guy instead of Peters or someone else in the 2015 draft. I think he was selected right after we selected Peters.

Glad to have him now...and for only a 5th round pick...

Jah Reid says hi.

Print 'em.

What's interesting is that just two years later, the Chiefs have both Peters and Erving and just a year later, they have Chris Jones and Reggie Ragland.

It's pretty crazy.

Exactly.

Veach is a SPARQ guy that clearly likes high ceiling athletes.

The talent on this team is rising quickly.

You guys are in for such a treat.


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Ok, I'm lost. What handle does Knowmo go by these days? And Voyager? I didn't realize he was still around. What's his handle?

These are the kind of moves Hoody and the Pats make that everybody blows them over.

Sure, they might be Barkevious Mingo or Jonathan Cooper, but it's very low risk. I like the fact that we're giving our coaching staff an oppurtunity to rehabilitate these guys, and in the mean time it gives us some cheap depth.

Awesome. Have to also include "whirling dervish."

Cleveland has an excellent track record of drafting and developing players

They've had a lot of excellent offensive linemen.

I saw somebody point out that they've done a good job developing OL (Thomas, Schwartz, Mack), but that was before Hue got there. Unless they retained their OL coach, that might not mean much at all in this case.

Edit: Didn't see billay's post before I posted this lol

Or why a 5th round pick was going to be what replaced them.

The Chiefs are down on draft capital, yes. But that ship sailed when they traded their 1st. They still have 2, 3, 4 and 6. The 7th means precisely **** all.

The odds of that 5th rounder being the guy that replaces Hali/DJ or the backup QB are pretty damn remote.

I just can't bring myself to care about the loss of a 5th. Meanwhile, if this trade allows us to move on from Reid or not extend Fulton, it creates cap savings that would allow us to find creative methods to deal with other openings on the roster.

If you can turn a 5th into an asset of any sort, you do it. Now the question remains whether or not he's an actual asset (which is why I said yesterday I'd probably only give a 6th for him) but a 5th vs. a 6th isn't that much to worry about. If he can play in any meaningful capacity, this will be a much better use of the 5th in '18 than the pick itself would've yielded.

Hey, cooper is gonna pan out. He's playing in Dallas now right?