lets just not sign Fisher
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I could be wrong though. |
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Since Fisher's deal structure isn't known yet, they can't factor him in. Although, the Chiefs are likely going to need more than 3.7 million to sign Fisher alone so who the hell knows. |
GM Dave Caldwell "#Jaguars has definite interest in LB Desmond Bishop and we will monitoring his situation very closely. #Jaguars
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KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
Cap room: $3.5 million What does it mean? The Chiefs have had a great offseason, but there is little cap room left. The Chiefs have to sign No. 1 overall pick Eric Fisher. They are also reportedly hosting linebacker Desmond Bishop this week. The Chiefs may need to restructure a deal or two to get a little more room. http://espn.go.com/blog/afcwest |
Gut tells me when get Bishop.. I would doubt we would get Leach with him
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The Chiefs could easily restructure Hali by converting part of his salary into a signing bonus (which would allow it to be spread over the remaining years) or do the same with Berry. Either way, I doubt the Chiefs are interviewing both players knowing that they can't eventually sign them. |
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The last sentence is an excellent point. The market for these guys isn't going to get crazy and the Chiefs aren't throwing their hat into a ring for either player unless they thought they had the money to sign them. They could sign them, restructure deals and then get Fisher locked up and be done. |
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I'm pretty sure penbook deleted his post because he thought I already answered HF's question.
But I misread HF's post, so deleted mine. So, to answer, yes, Bishop would be inside with DJ. |
Well, that highlight reel looked nice. And with A Rookie in Nico getting his feet wet it does look good. I think our secondary is going to be pretty solid so if our DL will step up ,and Poe is in his second season now , we just may have a REAL Defense this year.
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HeHe. Yep. I figured it out . |
why cant they just cut guys
like Anthony Sherman 2.2 million, get the hell out of here tons of bums on this team like that they can cut |
Frank if you were a betting man what would you put the odds of us getting leach or bishop at?
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Leach would be a tight squeeze for Chiefs
June, 19, 2013 Jun 19 10:45 PM ET By Bill Williamson | ESPN.com It appears the Kansas City Chiefs are not going to make a push for fullback Vonta Leach unless the team can come up with some cap room. The Chiefs only have about $3.5 million in salary-cap room and they must sign No. 1 overall pick Eric Fisher. They are also going to visit with linebacker Desmond Bishop on Thursday. Never say never on Leach ending up in Kansas City, but some things have to happen. Leach appears to be a luxury the Chiefs currently can’t afford. In other AFC West news: The USA Today reports there is more trouble for David Chao, who recently quit as the Chargers’ team physician. |
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Sherman's salary is $550k per year, which would hardly make a dent. Secondly, cutting a guy like Sherman before training camp would be nonsensical, as injuries occur frequently. |
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Who the hell could we cut to make room?
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Tyson Jackshit.
**** that guy. |
While I would love leach for his leadership, like Dane said, bishop makes more sense
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But I will contend that Dorsey knows the cap situation and still has interest in both. |
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Alex Smith needs all the weapons in the passing game that this team can provide, and Leach can be a weapon in Reid's offense. |
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I know that people love fullbacks around here, but I don't think the dropoff between Leach and whomever else would win the starting fullback job would be as great as Bishop (29 years old) that position's starter (Jordan or Johnson). |
Wasn't it more of a monetary decision with Leach in Baltimore?
I know Reid utilizes FB's alot in his offenses though. |
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I'm sure they could have made room for him, had they wanted him that bad. In the end, he is a fullback, so while he's a good player, he's probably not an extremely important kog there anymore.
But if it came down to Leach and them being able to bring in Canty or Dumervil, easy choice. |
You're likely going to try and get Bishop on some type of higherish incentive deal on staying healthy etc. which you won't get with Leach.
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If he gets $2 million a year, he should be thrilled to death. |
I bet he ends up in Miami, Ireland is on a save his job spending spree.
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I'd rather try one of our 3 TE's at H back TBH.
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I think the Bishop singing would be a game changer.
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I think Leach's release had more to do with the fact they're trying to become more of an offense revolved around their $100+ million QB, and a high dollar FB just didnt fit in that offense anymore. Even if he is only 80% of what he was, that would by far be the best FB we've had since Richardson, and imo, is worth a contract if we can afford it.
Bishop could bring this D to the next level IF he is healthy, but I trust Dorsey and co. to make the right decision. |
It will be interesting to see if Bishop's health checks out. I have heard that if his hamstring does check out, Dorsey won't let him leave KC without a contract.
His hamstring injury was rough though. He tore it completely off the bone, and suffered a slight sprained hamstring during his therapy as well. Luckily it's been quite a bit of time since the initial injury. Would love to see KC sign him. He is a three down player if healthy. |
Sign both and be done with it. #Playoffs
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When a player like this comes available, if his health checks out, it's like getting a bonus draft pick. The Packers cutting ties really means nothing to me; they're known for going on the cheap where they can, and in their defense, they're great at drafting and pretty much believe Rodgers can overcome deficiencies all over the field. We know in KC there's no such luxury.
I'd love Leach, too, but he's just a luxury I think. We have players in that spot, we wanna pass more, we've invested heavily in the OL and Charles is gonna rape regardless. Bishop -- again, if healthy -- fills a hole and adds legit talent to the D. |
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Are you like TBG and have inside sources, or are you referring to mentions in the media - and if so, which outlets? I'm just curious, because that's good news and I hope it's true. |
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Dorsey does love Bishop. Bob Sutton loves versatile linebackers that can stay on the field on all downs. Bishop provides that. If Bishop comes in here wanting what he made with Green Bay, he's not getting it because that money isn't available right now. I think ultimately the Chiefs do end up signing him, but I think that it's going to be a massively incentive laden deal. |
Does he work out for KC today?
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To the point about Ozzie not wanting to keep leach, and it not being monetary. Okay, we will see how that works out this year. You know who is going to be pissed? RAY RICE, because he is not going to have near the year he had when running behind him. Ask LT, what a difference Lorenzo Neal made for him, anyone else remember Emmitt Smiths Hall of Fame induction, who he mentioned? How about ask Peyton Hillis how much Lawrence Vickers meant to his success.....and then, to his demise. Ie he was gone blocking for ARIAN FOSTER who had a huge year behind him......
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Report: Desmond Bishop decision looms
June, 20, 2013 Jun 20 1:55 PM ET By Bill Williamson | ESPN.com Recommend2 Tweet5 Comments154 USA Today reports that free-agent linebacker Desmond Bishop will likely choose between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Minnesota Vikings after visiting the Chiefs on Thursday. He was cut by Green Bay on Monday and visited Minnesota on Wednesday. Perhaps the Chiefs will have an edge because Bishop knows new Kansas City general manager John Dorsey. He came from Green Bay earlier in the year. Bishop, who is coming off a major hamstring injury, would be a 3-4 starting inside linebacker if he joins the Chiefs. The Chiefs don’t have a ton of cap room, so they might have to do some juggling. In other AFC West Notes: ESPN.com has revealed its top 300 fantasy players for the 2013 season. The highest ranked player from the AFC West is Kansas City running back Jamaal Charles. He is ranked sixth. No other player from the division is ranked in the top 20. Fair? Unfair? Hash it out below, fantasy diehards. |
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@Desbishop55 tells @SiriusXMNFL he's still a FA "No pen to the paper yet, just going around taking visits & weighing my options right now" |
Per SiriusXM NFL Radio
@Desbishop55 tells @SiriusXMNFL that in addition to the @Vikings & @kcchiefs , the @Giants and @jaguars are also interested in his services. |
Pat Kirwan @PatKirwanCBS 6s
talkin w'Desmond Bishop-Said he could return to GB if all things equal. he may consider NYG&Jax but I got feelin he picks a team tonight |
Don't really think he's coming here.
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I don't think so either cause of the little money we have
but he's guaranteed a starting spot here. I dont think hes necessarily guaranteed a starting spot in those 4-3 defenses like the Vikings and Jags, two teams that already have two very good MLBers, that have no desire to lose their spot. |
Yup he won't be coming here
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PHM, guys.
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This is all posturing to drive up price. All things aren't equal. Green Bay isn't going to bring him back when they took a hit cutting him. I'm going to be shocked if he's not a Chief. |
If they find a way to get both Leach AND Bishop signed, I'm calling and ordering season tickets.
I'm not thrilled about Alex Smith, but other than that...this has been one hell of a good offseason. We upgraded a lot of positions. |
Ben Goessling @BenGoesslingPP 7m
Desmond Bishop said on @SiriusXMNFL that he's getting 1-year offers. Giants and Jags have shown interest, in addition to Chiefs and Vikings. |
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I like Nico Johnson but he's a fourth round "thumper" that will likely be pulled on passing downs. Bishop, OTOH, is a three down player. |
Hope he signs with us tonight. If he's healthy.
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Ian Rapaport says on NFL Total Access Bishop will decide on a team really soon.
Both visits went well. He has been offered 1 year deals. Packers and Giants are Dark Horses. |
I'd expect either KC or back to GB
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Desmond Bishop said he could go back to GB but only under the " right situation".
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That just doesn't make sense. |
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If Green Bay were to do such a thing, it's basically a double-cap hit. |
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Would be fine with a 1 year prove it deal, then go from there next year.
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I figured short term prove it deal was only way he'd be here. I did suspect the vikes would cave and offer the long term deal, they new him worse than we do.
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If all he's being offered one year deals from the teams mention then we are a likely choice. Unless he's afraid of Manning I can't see him not wanting to play here.
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Well? Any news?
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If all the contracts are equal, I believe he's coming here. |
Hope he signs with us the more the merrier at ILB with DJ
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Sounds like Leach is about to sign with Fins.
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Yeah, based on these reports, he's likely headed to Miami.
He'd be great, but on the other hand, Charles ran for a shit ton of yards behind Brad Eachus and Patrick DiMarco. |
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Chiefs fans are fullback crazy. IMO, there's no reason to spend upwards of $2 million per year on a fullback, especially a FB that's 32 years old and could hit the "wall" at any point in time. |
theres also no reason to waste 500k on Anthony Sherman who is god damn terrible
but you know |
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