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Another low risk, high reward move from Veach. Absolutely love his style.
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So we traded the last pick (not counting comp picks) in the 6th for a top 5 pick in the 7th to get a former 1st rounder.
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Breelands 30 now at that age a CB can fall off the map so it makes sense to get younger.
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A rookie? Tim Ward? No way. |
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Ok I'm a year early. It's either his age or they'd still like to bring him back and let some of these other dudes battle it out like Keyes, Baker, Hughes etc. |
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Sounds like if he can get and stay healthy there's potential for a high upside signing.
I'll go 50/50 |
Vichyssoise with another low risk high reward move.
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Comment on PFT regarding this trade:
"Why do people keep helping the Chiefs!" Love It, GO VEACH! |
Nice job Mr. Veach! Keep 'em coming! :clap:
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Reggie Ragland.
Kelvin Benjamin. Cam Erving. Deandre Baker. Mike Hughes. If you’ve ever been mocked to the Chiefs but someone else swiped you from the Arrowhead NICU, just know: we’ll get you back. A Veach never forgets. |
Such a smart little deal. Saves the Vikings a few bucks. Chiefs get a guy with upside.
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On phone otherwise I’d embed
The #Chiefs have a fun looking young group of cornerbacks right now. Charvarius Ward - 24 years old Deandre Baker - 23 years old L'Jarius Sneed - 24 years old Mike Hughes - 24 years old Rashad Fenton - 24 years old BoPete Keyes - 23 years old (I think these are correct) |
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Although most likely a move like this puts guys like BoPete Keyes on notice same as Will Parks should do to Armani Watts. |
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Hughes was released after a few seasons because of injuries and a lack of production. You always go with the likely-felon-not-felon in these situations. That's Veach 101. |
seems like a fine deal, low risk. Contract year so he'll want to play real good.
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Not trying to argue for either of them really, both are a roll of the dice... just providing some stats to consider Baker https://www.nfl.com/players/deandre-baker/stats/ Hughes https://www.nfl.com/players/mike-hughes/stats/ |
So they got him for nothing and that's fine but the guy appears to be a broke dick. The ACL can be overlooked - it happens but I had forgotten about the broken neck. A broken neck for a CB is not a good thing at all. I wonder what he has left to offer. The trade for a late rounder is one hell of a gamble (being positive) - I hope it pays off and Spags can get him on point. Fingers crossed!
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Heard on the radio Patrick Petersons 8mil cap is higher than all of the Chiefs cornerbacks combined. That's crazy.
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Everyone else is playing Candyland |
Low risk move, why not. If it works out, it’s a steal. If not, meh, cut him and move on.
That’s now two former first round CB’s we’ve traded for in last 2 years. Hopefully one of those two ‘hit’ and figure it out. At least with Hughes, he should have some value as a returner if the CB thing doesn’t work out. We’ll see, I guess . . . . . |
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No idea who Mike Hughes is and I don't watch enough Vikings games to form an opinion.
I've given Bart Vouch my general power of attorney, so it should go without saying that I trust him wholeheartedly to make this move. |
love it.
One of these days we're going to hit the jackpot on one of these guys. |
Breeland on Twitter
“Welp there u go” |
Minnesota fan... I loved Mike Hughes out if the draft. Since then he's proved he can't cover and as a run stopping CB he got his neck broke... There's a reason this trade happened, and you're not dealing with the Raiders front office. We just turned a seventh ouch and into a sixth by giving you a completely destroyed prospect
Mike Hughes.. after breaking his neck and his knee.. |
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Until they joined the Chiefs under Steve Spagnuolo’s defense. We’re OK taking a swing here. |
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Meanwhile, your QB is Kirk Cousins lol Well, Bye |
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ROFLROFL |
Mighty Mouse 2 - Electric Boogaloo
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I really like getting that 2018 first-round pick. It looks like Nick Chubb and Darius Leonard are both available. |
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Potentially add Breeland to that group and you don’t have a single weak spot Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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YOUR veritable estimators of talent took said broke dick/can't cover cb IN THE FIRST ROUND, now you're selling him for about a 10 spot move up into the 6th round. That's clever???LMAO |
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it literally means nothing to KC. We take fliers on these kinds of guys all the time, and sometimes it works out. He's still young, and the injuries weren't related or chronic. Maybe he gets healthy and some better coaching unlocks his potential. If not, we literally do not give a shit. |
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May have been a bit harsh, but the fact remains. Mike Zimmer doesn't just give up on cornerbacks. I truthfully wish Mike all the best, but I promise you neither Zimmer, nor Rick Speilman (our GM) are in the business of giving away useful players in the secondary. If you guys can bring him back, more power to you. It's one thing to have spinal fusion surgery when you're Peyton Manning at 38 years old. It's another thing when you're a dimeback at 25.
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Not quite. We got you to pay his salary for the year. And as much as you all would like to think we don't know what we're doing, I promise you that money is meant for someone who can actually help our team. |
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As I said, I wish Mike Hughes the best, but the chances of him doing anything at all are almost nill. Decent flyer on a player, but I'll be amazed if he even gets through training camp. |
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Lurked and saw Vikings forum on the guy. Big disappointment for them. He was okay when on the field but he’s a broke dick.
I don’t mind those guys as depth |
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Orlando Brown protecting Pat Mahomes sounds a helluva lot better than Darrisaw protecting Cousins! EDIT: Also forgot that we got a top linebacker in the draft as a result of the Brown trade as well! But keep fleecing away Vikings! |
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2017 Bucky Hodges selected with pick #201. Released 9-12-17 2018 Colby Gossett selected with pick #213. Waived 9-1-18 Ade Aruna selected with pick #218. Injured, then waived 8-31-19. 2019 Armon Watts selected with pick #190. He played in 23 games with 1 start and had 42 tackles combined and 2 sacks. Marcus Epps selected with pick #191. Waived 11-6-19 Oli Udoh selected with pick #193. He played 7 games with 0 starts. 2020 Blake Brandel selected with pick #203. Waived 9-5-20 Josh Metellus selected with pick #205. He played 15 games with 9 tackles. I only went back to 2017, but it's not like you guys have amazing success with these 6th round picks and the 6th round pick we traded you is likely to be very near the end of the 6th round as opposed to those listed above. What you got in return for trading us a player and a pick is not much at all. |
So we dropped 1 late round pick for another late round pick AND a player? Consider the Vikes were at 14 this year and we were at 31. The Vikes aren't going to get that much better and we'll still be at the bottom of each round. Veach is the man!!
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First I’ve ever heard the term “run stopping CB”. LOL!
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First I heard the Vikings are smarter than everyone else.
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Seriously, Minnesota fan wants to do this over Mike ****ing Hughes?
We know what we got. And we know what we gave up (nothing). If he turns out to be broke, and he probably is, we're out NOTHING. JFC, what a stupid thing to argue about. But I guess that's what happens when you have a mediocre QB making $45M guaranteed. |
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The more i read about his first two years as a pro the more i think that, if this guy even makes the team, it'll be as the last corner on the depth chart and he stuck because of his return abilities.
If i were a betting man i'd wager he gets injured in training camp. |
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I know 6th round picks aren't supposed to be franchise cornerstones or anything, but that's really not much of a list you brought up. There are a couple nice depth guys the Vikings got on the list you put up, but again, it's all relative for what 6th rounders generally get you. Going back past 2017, the next most recent noteworthy 6th round selection for the Vikings (infamous to the franchise, though) would be taking Blair Walsh in 2012. If you want an honest-to-goodness good solid starting player drafted in the 6th round by the Vikings, you have to go back to 1998 with Matt Birk. |
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We didn't give up much of anything
the only real risk is a potential injury settlement because of his neck. Worth it. I hope that doesn't mean Breeland isn't coming back though. |
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We're talking about two different areas of the depth chart. This guy enriches competition on the back end of the roster. He's here to compete with Baker and Keyes. Breeland is an immediate starter. |
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Don't know that we have a lot of luck with consistently broken people coming in and suddenly being luckier health wise. I'm interested how much faith he has in his body at this point, and will he play afraid because of it. Didn't give up much at least.
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Over the years of being a fan of the Chiefs, I can recall some horrible trades that left us worse off and in some cases, much worse off. Some of those trades set the franchise back severely. There is no way in hell that this trade will ever be seen as having set the franchise back even slightly, though the upside is distinctly possible.
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How lame is your team when you go register on a perennial SB contender's fanboard to chortle over how you think they got fleeced on a 6th rounder trade?
I mean, really? |
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If this is the move that we can look back on and say "Wow, Veach went full blockhead with that one!", I think I'll eventually be ok with it.
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