At least do the due diligence and open up dialogue about Mathieu.

looks like (unless the rules changed again) that players on IR can still be traded

Under Article XVII, Section 17.16, clubs were previously not allowed to trade players who were on injured reserve. That rule has been reversed, thanks to a proposal from general manager John Elway and Co.
came from a broncos site so it could be wrong as hell
https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/201...jured-reserve/

Need Houston to lose a bunch more

I guess now we are going to have to accept the fact that this season will turn on the defense that Reid and Veach decided to go into the season with, and the guys they drafted knowing the defense was a huge need...

Eh. Looking at his contract on Sportrac we'd probably need to make it a bit more worth their while to trade him.

Explain?

Isn’t he on a 1 year deal?

Think they'd only save around 500k if we traded for him. Most of his money has already been paid out.

I gotta put these Earl Thomas threads on ignore. I don't want to think about it anymore. I haz a sad.
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Hmmm...

They could, but the dead money for 2019 is still pretty large....

Post 6/1 Trade:

2018 Dead Cap: $4,100,000
2019 Dead Cap: $12,900,000
2018 Cap Savings: $8,900,000

**** it was just set up perfect for Thomas to kc

Who the **** is trading for Berry?

Exactly my thoughts. But he asked, so.... :shrug:

The only possible way I can see the Chiefs doing is post 6/1 Berry for 2019.

Post-6/1 Release
2019 Dead Cap: $6,950,000
2020 Dead Cap: $8,000,000
2019 Cap Savings: $9,550,000

The 2020 dead cap is still a killer though. But it could be offset by the rollover and the overall cap # increase.

Sucked Indy lost to them!

Pretty sure he's talking about Thomas.