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Eric Fisher to the Colts (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=338249)

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 16182284)

$13.4 million salary for Bradberry this year and at 29 yrs old I have no interest in extending him in a way that would make that more palatable going forward.

I'd rather use that $13.4 million to keep Ward and it's not particularly close. If Allegretti has the kind of trade value to be the principal in a trade for a solid starting CB, I'd simply try to move him for something else.

If the Giants want Allegretti, they can send us Darius Slayton for him. Slayton would be a guy I'd be interested in working on an extension with and at worst, he walks in the offseason w/ no real harm done after playing out his final year at $2.5 million.

With Golladay, Shepard and Toney, the Giants have some WR depth they can trade from and Slayton is unlikely to look to extend there in his current role.

That deal would make a lot of sense for both sides provided that the Giants actually put that level of value on Allegretti.

Yeah, I could go for that too!

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 16182296)

I think Wylie is going to get significantly more than we think. Won’t be crazy money but I bet it’s 6-8m per year for 3-4 years.

I think teams will value him than Chief Fan does, but I doubt many see him as a starter.

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Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla (Post 16182531)

I think teams will value him than Chief Fan does, but I doubt many see him as a starter.

He’s improved during his time here and was a solid starter, for the most part.

Solid OL that are still young bring a premium.

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 16183021)

He’s improved during his time here and was a solid starter, for the most part.

Solid OL that are still young bring a premium.

Agree. He was better than most (myself included) thought he would be. He’s young and can play RG or RT. He’s not elite at either, but he is good enough that a team will pay decent money for that youth and versatility.

Who’s that dude that got a surprising deal with Houston who wore glasses and SNR loved?

Herb something, right?

Might be a similar situation. Versatility and youth got him a much bigger bag than we expected. Then he kinda sucked but that’s neither here nor there.

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 16183154)

Herb Taylor?

Okay so the accountant looking dude that SNR loved was Herb Taylor and he did not play for the Texans or really anyone else after KC. He mostly just sucked.

The person I’m thinking of is actually Wade Smith, who signed a 4 year, $12 million deal with Houston completely out of left field.

And in fact he did NOT suck after he left. He was a good 4-year starter fro them and even made a Pro Bowl. So I completely combined two people into one there.

So Wade Smith is the comp here.

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 16183154)

Herb Taylor from TCU.