Wallace is more of a deep threat than Bowe.

He's faster, so yeah that helps.

I'd still take Bowe over him.

QB still matters, though.

If Baldwin is as advertised the offense would add a whole new dimension.

The 49ers will trade for him.

I actually thought Baldwin could be the deep threat, I remember them saying he's deceptively fast and had a good ability to get behind the defender, and then combine that with his size and athleticism. He's not so much an all the way deep threat, but I think he's got the ability to at least spread the defense more than they have Bowe do.

they don't want to pay wallace, so they'll pay bowe?

the chiefs don't want to pay bowe but they'll pay wallace?

huh?

having Wallace on this team would be like having a new Corvette in parked in the driveway but you cant drive it because gas prices are too high.

Kate Upton.

FYP

[QUOTE=notorious;8773807]yeah that's a better way of saying what i wanted to say. ;)

Doesn't matter. Pioli/Hunt aren't going to pay big $ for a WR.
They know what they have at QB. It would be a waste to pay for a speed guy. Makes more sense to pay Bowe and they didn't do that.

Next subject.

As of July 1st, here were the top teams with the most salary cap space:

Jacksonville Jaguars: $25,115,885
Tennessee Titans: $19,970,080
Cleveland Browns: $17,774,764
Kansas City Chiefs: $16,548,048
Cincinnati Bengals: $16,309,693
Philadelphia Eagles: $15,879,570
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $15,740,231
Indianapolis Colts: $14,595,514
Green Bay Packers: $11,255,804
Denver Broncos: $10,878,461
New England Patriots: $10,873,988

While I'd love to dream about Wallace in a Flying Elvis helmet, and we all can worry about Peyton-to-Wallace, the truth is that the Chiefs are the team with more room, if they ever decide to stop being cheap. (Yeah, the Jags, Titans, and Browns have even more room... but I don't see those teams doing anything.)

Mort Just reported on espn radio the Steelers gave him their best offer early this past week and it wasn't good enough.

He wants to be paid as the 3rd highest WR behind you know who... Steelers aren't that kind of a franchise and neither are the Chiefs.

**** these greedy douchebags.

the chiefs are one the top 5 cheapest teams in the league when it comes to payroll.

yep, no need to wonder any longer as to why the Chiefs have one playoff win since 1993.

hey Clark, you get what you pay for.

That's the problem with WRs, they all think they're one of the top five in the NFL, and they never get what they ask for, unless they really are the best.