Sounds like a done deal to me!!!!!

I wouldn’t be all that mad if we made that deal.

Tunsil is the best pass blocking OT in the nfl. His presence upgrades the entire offense and adds a force multiplier to an offense with a few force multipliers already and we still have first this year.

That could legit be the best OL in NFL history.

https://texanswire.usatoday.com/2023...laremy-tunsil/

He's apparently not far off, per the above article...

2024 1st
Multiple high value picks
A Player

Instead of Gay, could also be Sneed potentially, but I'd hope for CEH.

BUT doesn't he only have 1 year left on his contact in HOU, and doesn't he want a new top of market deal? ...Shouldn't that drive down the price some?

If not, that's a pretty hefty price without seeing how the draft plays out first imo.

He heard a bag of mini Milky Way bars on his nightstand start mooing

1st and 3rd this year. 1st next year and Hardman or CEH? WTF? That’s way way too much.

Hardman?

Bart is so good he can trade away players who aren't even on our team :tinfoil:

one 1st, plus additional pick(s), plus a player... is the request, we're told.

But Ive gotta think it'd be less considering he condition of his contract

I'm off this bandwagon since we signed Taylor. Our zero depth behind Toney, Skyy, and MVS is more concerning. We really need somebody or the WR core will collapse at the firse injury, which will be Toney.

I have significant doubt that "Taylor to LT" is anything but a well-crafted illusion. If KC doesn't trade for Tunsil, they are probably moving up in the first. There's no way on Earth that the Chiefs do something like that IMO.

Chiefs trade their 1st for for Tunsil, 4th for Hopkins. It all goes down on draft day.

You heard it here first, folks.

There's no way the Chiefs move a RT to LT? Interesting theory.

The Chiefs just gave more money to a RT than their previous LT signed for that they moved from RT.

They basically did do that with Orlando though. Taylor is a way better athlete than him seems fully comfortable with the switch. They are paying him LT money.

Money is irrelevant. Top-tier RT salaries are approaching LT money. Is what it is.

The Chiefs didn't move Orlando from RT to LT, the Ravens did that. The Chiefs were clearly not satisfied with Orlando's performance this year and they rightly shouldn't have been. It's exclusive from the other situation where Wylie was an even bigger bag of dicks, he just so happened to cost substantially less.

Taylor has played a whopping 2 career collegiate games at LT. Him playing LT is a fallback plan, not THE plan. I'm confident of that. Taylor made that abundantly clear in his presser.

Give me a ****ing break. He subbed in for half a season after their starting LT went down with a season ending injury and then they traded him. The Ravens actually moved him to RT after he played LT in college.