Only if you can re-sign him, which we wouldn't have. Then you get nothing for him. What are their options? Trade him now and sell high, trade him next year and get less, or wait and get nothing?

For all we know, he might have asked to be traded.

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Yea those leagues are totally comparable, quick lets do a sign and trade!

Hunt Mahomes Kelce Hill Houston Berry still on roster.

I know you’re emotional but come on.

or maybe its because those teams are huge dumpster fires and they knew that they'd never be able to keep Peters longterm and that trading away valuable assets for a year or two of a top corner when they have holes everywhere is not a wise move.

Why the hell do people keep talking about whether or not he intends to re-sign? Who gives a good goddamn? We have him for 2 years plus a reasonable first year franchise figure. That takes him through his prime years and at that point maybe you are ready to walk away anyway.

The point of the league isn't to keep guys here for as long as you can, it's to maximize their value and contributions to the team when you have windows to win championships. Keeping Hali and Charles during the Pioli years ended up meaning jack shit even if they took deals at/below market. Why? Because we weren't ready to win.

Meanwhile over the next 3 years we'll have Kelce in his prime and 3 young players in Hill, Fuller and Jones who will all be on rookie deals for 2 of them with the ability to frontload them on extensions for the third. We'll also have an immensely talented young QB on a rookie contract to boot.

The window to win a championship was WIDE THE **** OPEN for the next 3 seasons and Marcus Peters was effectively under team control for those years. If you lose him in 2021 who gives a shit? 3 years is an eternity in this league.

The only justification of any sort for this deal is that the organization is changing its underlying philosophy and is going all-in on offense so they know that they won't even want to bother tying up space for 2020 on a franchise for Marcus when they could use it on Hill. But even that is just pissing all over the window they have the next 2 years.

This trade demonstrates a complete lack of any sort of killer instinct by this front office. They preferred keep things level; move a piece here and there and make sure they get something by 2021. I mean sure, the goddamn meteor and/or Trump is going to have killed us all by then, but that's important stuff guys. That or they're writing off 2018 as a transitional year anyway and think the risk/reward for pushing all-in on 2019 and 2020 is too great.

In other words - the kind of organizational cowardice that has led to decades of us being just good enough to lose when it matters.

This hurts the team badly for the most wide open window they've had since Len Dawson. No matter how you try to rationalize that, it's a terrible decision. They needed to focus their energies on winning a title in the 3 years they'll have Mahomes for peanuts. This clearly does not do that.

This is something I’ve been mentioning for weeks.

With the NFL salary cap quickly approaching $200 million dollars, while teams are only required to spend 99% of the cap every four years, we’re going to see more and more player-for-player trades, NBA style salary dumps and players for picks.

The NFL has the franchise tag, which the NBA doesn't have, to protect from losing free agents in the manner you describe above.

In team America terms. - Marcus Peters was a dick but dicks are necessary. Why? Because dicks **** pussies. The Chiefs are not the dicks. They are the pussies and when MP plays the Chiefs next year he is going to **** the Chiefs.

Comparable yes. The same thing no.

Don’t be obtuse

We're glad too.

I wonder how those bets are doing right now......

I hate this trade.

Deion Sanders was a key cog in two championship teams, and the second team won a Super Bowl because they stole him from the first.

Can someone please start the 'who will the Chiefs draft in the first round' thread to lighten this place up a bit?

Sure worked out for Washington. The franchise tag is nothing more than an expensive stop gap to try and work out a deal, which are almost always above market value.

LMAO

This thread didn't disappoint. I'm going to wait and see what the deal looks like, rather than have a meltdown before any details of the trade see the light of day.