$1.2 million of this year's salary is guaranteed so you may be right. Perhaps they'll try to use him like McKinnon or something.

But I think they'd rather bring back McKinnon and draft a replacement for Clyde, especially if they can get that salary traded for a ham sandwich.

Nobody is going to want him in a trade. They know they can just wait to get him after he's cut at the end of the year.

He's going to be on the 2023 roster, that's my guess.

Well, that was dumbass non forward thinking if that's the case.

If you sort this on Wav, weighted average career value, CEH ranks 44th in that draft, so only 12 spots from where he was taken.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...2020/draft.htm

13 guys, or 40 percent of players taken ahead of him have been lower value. It's a fun way to assess drafts in retrospect.

You don't wanna see Speaks number. Mahomes on the other hand.

Unless he's traded or clearly beaten for a job, that's my guess as well. Others clearly disagree.

WAV has Sneed lower than CEH, which is ludicrous.

Has him classified as a safety I think because he's played in the slot so much and that reduces his rank relative to a skill player on offense. Seems to do a pretty good job if you look at the rankings within position overall. Definitely less ludicrous than just saying "yeah CEH was a 4th rounder at best" pulled out of the ass.

Anyway Sneed especially and Gay salvage the draft with these numbers. Sneed comes in as a mid second round value 82 spots up from where he was drafted.

The only team dumb enough to do something like that would be Denver, and I think they're out of draft picks.

Honestly Clyde's first season lived up to his draft status. It was every season after. Next year is a contract year so we'll see. Saunders turned it on last year. Clyde's turn.

The problem is he lost his job. He's a rotational back now at best. Plus it doesn't seem like he wants to be here anymore if he's not willing to go to the parade to celebrate a SB win of all things.

JFC. Are people still ****ing butthurt that he made a prior commitment probably months before the Chiefs won the SB? Get over it. The guy was having a ****ing blast on the sideline with teammates in a track suit. It's not mandatory to attend the parade.

If we think of guys like CEH as Veach’s worst moves, then we’re in damn good shape. He’s scored like 17 TDs in 35 games. We could’ve done much much worse.

Alright fine ill retract that.

I still just don't see how he's going to make an impact now when his track record has been so bad and he's lost the starting job.

I'll never be behind a RB in R1, it was a bad pick. BUT, and as much as I've hated watching him plodding his way to an OLs butt every snap, i also think he's been kinda unlucky. His rookie year he was pretty good, I think the injury f***ed him. Combine that with his usage, which is baffling to me and feels like a rare example of Reid and Co not putting a player in the best position to succeed, and it's been pretty rough viewing. I doubt we get anything for him, I think he's absolutely bust, but I imagine he's here next year. He seems like a good pro and teammate and i don't really care about the parade.

I think receiving running backs are fools gold a lot of the time. It feels like they'll be a lethal offensive threat rather than just someone who doesn't run routes well enough to be a WR. I'd far rather the strategy of picking up guys late which fit one or 2 specific needs, speed, power, can block etc.a lot of RBs end up having decent hands after just never having them tested in college.

I believe this thread exists, in case fans of other teams drop by. To fume at the outright spoiled nature of it all