MVP is a regular season award

One of the best? ONE of the best?

If you want to stay here, Mr. Smith-Schuster, you need to start paying proper respect to your quarterback.

The best. THE best.

I’d say the future is bright for him. He’s a rook, and most times they don’t make a lot of noise year one with Andy.

Why wouldn't it be up to him? Other than KC not wanting him back, which I don't foresee. :hmmm:

I’d be happy if all those happened.

I wasn’t sold on Moore before the season, and I tried to talk to myself into being sold, but his past just doesn’t scream “star in the making.” I’m sure he’ll be a decent contributor but I’m not expecting greatness.

His route-running and ability to get open. He's a Kelce-lite without the TE size. He's going to be fine.

I think Furious George falls into the same category. I think they'll both be solid players but not what everyone thinks of when they talk about 1st or 2nd round picks. They'll be solid contributors.

A lot of 1st and 2nd round picks become solid contributors. A lot more than the guys that become stars.

You have to draft for floor sometimes, just as much as for ceiling.

If Veach offers a reasonable contract, I think he'll be back. He seems to have a rapport with PMII and that could lead to multiple rings and perhaps HOF status.

I think you have to give Moore a little slack. He's in some fans doghouse for those muffed punts, but he's also a rookie. Hardman most likely will be gone after this season, so it's up to him to wrestle snaps away from Toney.

"It's not up to me" is code for, "If my agent and the Chiefs strike a deal".

This guy is a rookie, too. He's still not used to putting his hand in the dirt. Give him a full off season of fine tuning and working the weights and he'll be a force. His motor is his strong suit right now and that can't be taught.

He's a smooth, fluid athlete that's demonstrated strong hands.

If Toney develops into a true #1, Moore could be a dangerous compliment. Assuming they could keep Hardman, the trio of Hardman/Toney/Moore could be an intriguing one. You'd want one big bodied stud that can get downfield to round that group off.

Moore is NOT Hardman's replacement, i've seen people say that and...no.

Yep. KC has the only real star it needs at the only real position you need one. Having a bunch of B+ guys in other spots is not bad. And we hit a decent amount in later rounds. It's not like you HAVE to find your stars in the first 2 rounds.

If Moore had Toney's talent and Toney had Moore's I feel like more people would be bullish than currently are. It doesn't matter where the talent comes from.

That's exactly what I thought. Just tell your damn agent to get it done Juju, the sooner the better! :D