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But they're two different types of happiness, and in some ways I was MORE joyous when the Chiefs drafted Mahomes. The Super Bowl win was an accomplishment. The curse was lifted. And we reached our goal, something I've been wanting to see my entire life as a fan. The actual drafting of Mahomes, however, was the HOPE of that dream coming true, all in a huge surge of emotion, knowing that even my Chiefs are capable of taking that necessary risk you need to become a champion. One was joy from relief. The other was joy from hope. The NFL Draft, for fans of the shittiest franchises, represents hope. But if you can't stand the fact that Mel Kiper gets shit wrong a lot, then you do you, buddy. Go get your surge of endorphins from your shitty macadamia nut cookies. I'll take the NFL draft, thank you very much. |
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KC to me seems to be looking at a lot of different scenarios and moving pieces. There are probably one/two guys they would move up into the 20's if they slip and handful they would take if they make it to 32 and some spots they would move back 5-10 and gamble their guy is still there. It will be interesting. Just a long time to wait for the first 20 or so picks to happen. |
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I was just about to say f$&@k Veach has been reading the planet again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Veach seems more likely to be aggressive with adding offensive weapons for Mahomes than drafting a CB in the first round... just based on his history as the Chiefs’ GM.
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Again, it was during Reid’s tenure. What difference does it make who the GM is? Also, Veach hasn’t had a 1st round pick for King to have dirt on since he became GM. You realize that, right? |
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Kong’s mocks are done days before the draft. |
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https://247sports.com/nfl/seattle-se...ock-131413774/ |
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Now this dude and all these other morons pretending that King knows nothing REALLY look dumb. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">As a Raiders fan seeing this <a href="https://t.co/4UmK3US70a">pic.twitter.com/4UmK3US70a</a></p>— Any Day Now (@DeacyR8r) <a href="https://twitter.com/DeacyR8r/status/1252275641312874498?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Shields68's post already demolished my point so my argument is dumb. You're still an idiot, though. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Text from a participant on the NFL’s mock draft that started at 1 pm EST. “Mock draft today already technical glitch w Cincinnatis 1st pick!!! Brutal.”</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1252287112147349505?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Isaiah Simmons would help up more.
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Queen or Murray as well. |
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Myles Jack is actually you know, really good, I wish our LB's struggled like that. |
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I think it's fair to say that King has connections to the Chiefs. He has been right about some very specific things lately.
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If you want to compare a LB to DJ coming out, athletically and all that it's Queen, he's an uber athlete that is a bit undersized and isn't a big fan of taking on blockers as he goes around them and dips under...
It's not ****ing Simmons. |
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Like, I literally completely forgot about Tyson. wasn't he like #3 overall or something. |
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A lot of that has to do with the fatalistic attitude of we Chiefs' fans. :D |
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This rumor reminds me of when the Chiefs were reportedly willing to trade up for Laquon Treadwell a few years ago. We never got to know if and how much that was true.
In this case, I can believe that Veach and Reid really like Ruggs but the chances that they make any significant trade up for him is extremely slim IMO. It seems like a trade up would cost something like their 2nd round pick. I really don't see it. Plus, from what I've read on Ruggs, he seems to bring a bit more of the same that Hill and Hardman bring to the table. It's not like he would bring a new dimension to the offense. |
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They only way this makes sense is if they scouted next years crop of WRs and didn't see anyone they liked.
Veach has shown he is aggressive when there is a player he likes... both with money and draft resources. Speaks, Mathieu, Clark, Watkins...and Mahomes (Dorsey). Obviously, there is a lot of communication with Reid and Spagnuolo. They know what they have and what they need... Mahomes is Veach's professional crown jewel...the pick of a lifetime. He is always going to aggressively to supply him with weapons.. which as a fan is fun to experience. He caught a lot of ridicule for saying "He's the best player I've ever seen" before Mahomes was even starting....so I think there is a little of "prove you wrong" vindication in him. I think the deal would have to include next's years #32. This move would free up $14 million next year (not resigning Watkins)...then you subtract an additional 2021 1st round contract. Money is going to be tight in the future... 5 years of Ruggs is, financially, about the cost of a single season of Watkins...there is a chance to get a 3rd comp if Watkins signs a big deal. Chiefs probably arent going to be big spenders next season... The other boon is the Chiefs offense will be nasty this year.... |
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They'd have at least 2 years of Ruggs, Hill and Hardman and one year with those guys AND Watkins and Robinson. I doubt it will shake out that way but if it did, I wouldn't complain a bit. |
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IF he falls to the twenties... yeah right
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I don’t wanna trade up Ruggs, and I feel like it’s a bit of a smoke screen. Why would Veach want that leaked??
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The most important aspect of Peter King's article today featured something I've been saying for weeks: The UDFA market will be insane this year because of the lack of facility visits and medical checks:
“You hit the real story behind the draft,” Chiefs GM Brett Veach said last week. “The biggest challenge for most staff this year will not be in the draft, but [in undrafted] free agency . . . It’ll certainly be a story for years to come for all draft rooms, how it all went down.” |
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Raiders will take him.
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It was bound to happen, I suppose ... due to sustained proximity ...
But, Peter King has now contracted Florio. FAX |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">My words:<br>"Craziest rumor of the first round: Chiefs want to trade up for Henry Ruggs if he falls into the twenties. Insane."<br>Is that reporting the Chiefs are interested in moving up?<br>Don't think so. <a href="https://t.co/5WsparFd77">https://t.co/5WsparFd77</a></p>— Peter King (@peter_king) <a href="https://twitter.com/peter_king/status/1252305755614691330?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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after watching some of his youtube highlights I could see why they like this guy
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I think the Chiefs are actually at a good position to get what they need without paying more to move up. Plus, it seems like there's some good talent in the middle rounds, so I have no interest in losing those picks.
That said, I generally prefer trading down to trading up, for a number of reasons. However, I have suddenly discovered a new variant to that rule. If you're the Super Bowl champions, you generally have fewer areas of need, and it takes a player with more talent to break into the starting lineup. So if you're the talent-packed Chiefs, I can see an argument for trading up to keep the talent level ultra-high in the starting lineup. |
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Good ****ing grief. |
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So this really means there's zero chance we're drafting a receiver and zero chance we're moving up. Because anything we really want to do isn't making it to the media.
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Then on draft day every team goes out to the media to gush that they got the #1 person on their board with every pick. |
I still say we need o line help
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You know what I’d love to see? Veach moves 32 and next years first to move up to 25 and getting a late second/early third thrown in this year. I’d be happy with that. Next years draft might come after a shortened season in college football, if any. |
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Just Reid/Veach screwing with Gruden/Elway.;)
No way we have the ammo UNLESS we offer CJ and it better be a top 15 or higher pick.;) |
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He’s saying it’s a rumor he’s heard, but he’s implying he doesn’t even necessarily believe it. It’s pretty obvious that he’s not reporting it as fact. |
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Veach nails his UDFA too so this should be good
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No idea why he would take an issue with that tweet. |
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whatever hapens..the last few years have taught me to Trust Veech and Andy ..
whatever decision they make will be right for the team |
I wonder if the Chiefs would have taken Gladney had he not been picked right before us?
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I think Reid and company pulled another smoke screen like they did with Paxton Lynch, lol.
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