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I don't Ford has a real position in a 4-3. He's a liability in run or coverage defense, really only a plus player as a pass rusher. If you're staying in a 3-4 he makes sense to tag. otherwise, that's $15m plus you could use on an interior rusher, a couple of average to plus CB's, or an all-world S, or a couple of really good coverage LB's.
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1. Bob Sutton 2. Nelson (His contract ends this year - do not resign) 3. Parker (His contract ends this year - do not resign) 4. Sorensen |
Nobody in this secondary should be brought back. All of them absolutely stink.
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Is Alabama’s secondary better than the Chiefs?
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The Mahomes factor definitely comes into play when it comes to FA because now what FA wouldn't want to come to KC and have a legit chance to win a SB ring? My point being we can get some serious FA defensive help this offseason and to your point not take the chance of Ford hamstringing us with his contract going back to being typical dumb hurt Ford. |
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The thing that I struggle with when it comes to letting Ford go is that I think he’s a better player than Houston at this point.
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I think Kpass is traded in this offseason for a 5th round pick. I don't think they like him.
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Strictly as a pass rusher I'd agree. As an all-around LB, I would disagree. Ford is a below average run defender and a miserable coverage backer. Houston actually does everything pretty well. My only issue with Houston is that he's so damned expensive for a guy that'll play 1/2 to 2/3 of a season. |
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As of now, I’d still love to see KC keep Ford, Houston, and Jones around for 2019. That pass rush is awesome and if they can get some other things tightened up at the back levels, they can be an extremely good team next year with all of them in tow.
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I don't think we can afford to release Houston or Berry until 2020.
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