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Simply put what provides more value for the Chiefs, a former #4 pick they have to trade a pick for and pay millions to, or a draft pick with at least four years of control who fits the offense better at a fraction of the price.
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I thought Mike Florio was the only person on earth dumb enough to think Fournette to the Chiefs was even a remote possibility.
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No, He's a piece of shit.
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I think this Washington RB will be pretty good for us. I'm excited to see what he has. we're plenty stocked on RBs this upcoming season, provided there's NFL football.
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The Chiefs need to add a RB... in the draft.
Fournette is shit. No. |
Waste picks and cap space on a brokedick or draft a younger cheaper guy?? Hmmmm.. The answer is obvious.. unless you’re a dumbass..
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I agree. Let’s try that again. I’ve got a not-well-kept secret for you: Leonard Fournette is not elite. He’s slow, off-injured, and not explosive. He’s also a malcontent. |
Chieffy has an irrational need to see ONE back have 100 yards on the stat sheet.
He hates any sharing of carries. He thinks it's 1986. I don't know why you argue with him when he gets like this. |
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We've already got one of those. |
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Isn't. Over the past 3 years, he has averaged fewer yards per carry and reception than Damien Williams - who was playing behind the craptastic Dolphins line in 2017 - while missing more games due to injury. That isn't an elite back. Leonard Fournette was an elite prospect 3 years ago. He is not an elite back and isn't going to get a long-term second deal. He compiled yardage last year but ranked 28th in YPA (behind such luminaries as Carlos Hyde, Jordan Howard, and Latavius Murray, and on par with studs like Jamal Williams and 34-year-old Adrian Peterson). Even in his "breakout" rookie campaign, Fournette was at 3.9 YPA - good again for 28th on the list. In between those performances, he ranked 46th in YPA. He. Isn't. Elite. |
Not sure if anyone has said this, but no.
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In addition to those injuries, he also has had a lot of nagging injuries. His rookie year, he got dinged and missed action 3 separate times. In 2018, he injured the hamstring early, came back, and re-injured it to the point of missing the rest of the season. He's a not-elite performer with injury problems. |
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He's a big power back, and doesn't possess the quick stop-start needed to thrive in the modern NFL. I wouldn't send more than a 6th for him. |
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13 games played his rookie season, 8 games played the next 15 games the next season He has missed games every single season. Please look at the stats and quit suggesting the team to sign bad fits for this team with expensive options that aren’t worth it . |
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2017 played in 13 games 2018 played in 8 games 2019 played in 15 games |
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That includes his senior season of college. In which his brokedick tendencies were again on display and he missed 1/2 the season. And in which his team’s running game was better without him. And he isn’t fast or explosive, by NFL standards. Numbers don’t back it up and neither does the tape. Fournette peaked physically as a freshman and sophomore in college. He doesn’t have the vision, quickness, or shiftiness to be a stud at this level. His size/speed combo was elite at the college level. It isn’t at the NFL level. |
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Moving the goal posts. Can this turd be confined to the Romper Room.
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1) He has the #9 RB cap hit, 2) He's a malcontent, 3) He's injury prone, and 4) He wants a big 2nd contract. Why is this hard to grasp? |
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Apparently missing 17 games in 4 seasons is completely normal...
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Broke ass Fournette has one season his entire football career where he played every game, and that was his freshmen season in college where he didn't even start half the games. You are so ****ing stupid. |
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HE PLAYED 16 GAMES IN HIS ROOKIE YEAR AND 15 GAMES LAST YEAR YOU STUPID IDIOT...so two out of three years he's been fine..but clearly you have an agenda that renders you thick smh. |
You just can't fix stupid unfortunately.
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Injury prone RB asking for bank sounds like the last thing the Chiefs want.
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2014: Fr. year. Time share with 2 other backs. 187 carries. 30 percent of total team rushing attempts. HEALTHY 13/13 games. 2015: So. year. Feature back. 300 carries. 60 percent of total team rushing attempts. HEALTHY 12/12 games. 2016: Jr. Year. Feature back. 129 carries. Missed 5 games with 2 different injuries. 28 percent of total team rushing attempts. INJURED 2x 7/12 games. (and, by the way, was not as effective as other players who subbed for him while out) 2017: Rookie. Feature back. 265 carries. 64 percent of total team rushing attempts. Missed 3/4 of preseason games. Missed 3 games midseason. Mostly Healthy. 16/19 games. 2018: Campaign 2. Feature back. 133 carries. 32 percent of total team rushing attempts. Missed 8 games with 3 separate injuries. INJURED x38/16 games. 2019: Campaign 3. Feature back. 265 carries. 68 percent of total team rushing attempts. Missed 3/4 preseason games. Missed last game of year. HEALTHY. 15/16 games. So in his six years of non-HS competition, he's been available 80 percent of the time, has missed major parts of two of the five seasons he was a feature back, and missed time with nagging injuries in a third one. He most consistently stayed healthy in his first two years of college, one of which was a rotational situation the second of which featured a carries total he has never matched again (and has never come within 10 percent of again despite having 25 percent more games available to him. He is definitely oft-injured. |
Have to take a shit so haven't read thread first, if the Chiefs should make a play on a HB it should be Phillip Lindsey imo.
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