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unfair LMAO
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Welcome to The Kingdom <a href="https://twitter.com/TeamJuJu?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TeamJuJu</a>!<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> <a href="https://t.co/mUlaUgxUPm">pic.twitter.com/mUlaUgxUPm</a></p>— Chiefs Focus (@ChiefsFocus) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChiefsFocus/status/1504926169489199112?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
LFG! PHYSICAL presence in the slot who runs like a back after the catch. Exactly who Veach and Andy wanted. Make teams pay for playing 2 high shell. Lets address DE and corner now to allow Veach to go BPA in the draft.
Memo to the rest of the NFL: You better not let Jameson Williams fall to the Chiefs. |
Hoping we draft a stud WR that we can premier on the outside, allowing JuJu to actually work in the slot.
Hill/Rookie/JuJu/Kelce/Hardman. |
He excels at the intermediate zones and short catches with blockers in front of him. He’s also a hell of a blocker from the slot and often flexes into the outside shoulder of the TE/OT to block the edge.
I’d much rather have signed Allen Robinson, because I feel he offers more consistent big play threat, but this signing helps this offense in a lot of ways and after we draft a WR this will likely be the best set of WRs Pat had had. |
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I would love him at 30, if Veach can address EITHER CB/DE with what’s left in FA. |
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And this definitely doesn't take us out of the running of drafting a WR in the top 100 picks this year. It probably makes it more likely that we will.
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ok..ill drop some positivity..i was a Juju fan his rookie season..and doing this to get back at Burfict for his hit on AB was nice
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">In honor of Vontaze Burfict getting suspended for season, let’s take a look back at Juju laying the HAMMER on him after a dirty hit on AB <br><br> <a href="https://t.co/00oqeTH7RA">pic.twitter.com/00oqeTH7RA</a></p>— uSTADIUM Fantasy (@uSTADIUMFantasy) <a href="https://twitter.com/uSTADIUMFantasy/status/1178753475368194048?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 30, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Smart move by Juju. It'll be interesting to see what he can do with the world's greatest QB throwing to him. He had a great year when the Rapist was healthy, and then the last couple of years were not good when he had Mason Rudolph and then got hurt.
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Runs toward the opposing end zone unlike DRob. Seems like an upgrade to me. |
This is such a great signing!! Remember we’re getting Metcalf as well 😀
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He failed as a WR1. He's not going to be asked to be that here. But he succeeded as a WR2 when Brown was on the opposite side of him and Big Ben wasn't a ****ing corpse.
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Fantastic signing. |
good pickup and cheap... wonder how he was talked into a 1 yr deal?
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Cox goes back to the Eagles
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Man look at those feet off the line in that clip.
ROUTE. RUNNER. |
We finished 3rd in offensive DVOA with Mahomes worst slump of his career and Demarcus Robinson and Byron Pringle as our secondary receiving options.
Unless we have injuries this offense is going to score a lot more points |
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I like him a lot more, now. |
Ok, so we draft a rangy, outside WR in the 3rd...Tolbert, Ross, Pierce, Watson? Every other sumbitch better be a QB killer or a ball hawking DB. Throw in one LB that can cover a TE. This D desperately needs turnovers!
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Kinda suprised he didn’t wait a bit a see what Cleveland would offer. |
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HUGE signing. Been waiting on this for a minute. Now sign Ingram, maybe a RT, a few value guys, and on to the draft.
I feel good again. |
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I stated who I wanted, why I wanted them and exactly how they could be used to best effect in this offense. Simultaneously I stated exactly who I didn't want and why I did not want them. In so doing I specifically noted that I'm not interested in spending $8-10 million on JuJu Smith-Schuster and why I felt his skills specifically were not unique or difficult to find. And it surprises you when I'm not gung-ho about Veach's decision to do this thing that I specifically said I did NOT want to do? It's not like I've been all "JUJU IS AWESOME!!!" and then shit on the signing. I did not want this signing. I didn't want it last year. I definitely didn't want it this year. I've provided a fair amount of explanation as to why that is the case. For ****'s sake, stop bitching when people don't like what the Chiefs are up to. I established where I stood on this WELL before it came to fruition. |
Now, gimme Jameson Williams in the first and let’s strike fear into defenses again.
Juju is a really good weapon to combat the 2 high looks. Directly and indirectly. |
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The last time Smith-Schuster was paired with a QB who didn't have a dead arm or dead brain, was healthy, and was not a defensive focus, he put up huge numbers.
Clearly, Reid and co. see something with him that is a nice complement to current players or they would not have pursued him so hard two years in a row. I like his toughness, his route-running, and his ability to break tackles. He also has, in the past, been more than willing to do dirty work across the middle both as a blocker and route decoy. He gives them back some of the size and physicality the Chiefs have been missing without Watkins. He's an upgrade from Pringle... how much remains to be seen. |
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Yes, that's absolutely what I'd have preferred. Give him a 3 year deal for, I dunno, $30 million w/ $9 million of it as a signing bonus. presumptively he's going to what that $10 million in cash this year so you give him a base salary this year of $1 million to go with the signing bonus of $9 million. You pro-rate the bonus and now this year's cap hit becomes $4 million. Additionally you now have 2 more years to cover $20 million in salary. Year 2 has a base salary of $8 million, year 3 a base of $12 million. So if this year he's not any good, you go ahead and cut him and accelerate the remaining $6 million onto the cap and boom - same spot you would've been on the 1 year deal. Meanwhile if he actually proves to be valuable here, you now have 'team options' at $8 million (with an $11 million cap hit) next season and then $12 million (with a $15 million cap hit or $3 million in dead money and a $12 million savings) in year 3. Yes. Absolutely I'd prefer that structure to this one. The year 1 cap hit is better, the year 2 cap situation is identical and in the process you've created 2 potentially 'value added' seasons to the back end of the deal. Give me one single reason why a 1 year deal is preferable to that structure. |
DJ really gotta stop acting like hes better at Veachs job than Veach. Getting old quick
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">JuJu Smith-Schuster is 4 days younger than Christian Kirk.</p>— Heath Cummings (@heathcummingssr) <a href="https://twitter.com/heathcummingssr/status/1504924318358192132?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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I would have much preferred Gallup, Chark, ARob etc - but versus Jarvis Landry this is very good. |
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He had 98 catches two years ago while Big Ben's arm was actively falling off... Plus, since he had a shoulder injury last season and missed 12 weeks, he should be ready to go health-wise. He doesn't have to be THE guy, so he should have every opportunity to excel in this offence. It's a win-win |
He's averaged 61 yards per game in his career. Extrapolate that out to a full season and you're looking at a thousand yard season.
When's the last time someone other than Hill or Kelce had a 1000 yard season? IMO this is going to be one of those signings where we look back and go 'that shit was a steal' |
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I mean, i'm hoping for the best and all and will certainly root for him. But I'm not seeing this "cover-2 beater" shit that everyone else is. His skill set is not particularly unique or rare. He's not a guy that requires doubles, and you could man him up with a single defender fairly consistently with success. |
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The last time JuJu played in an offensive situation similar to what he’ll be in next year in KC… with a legit #1 WR, with a QB who can throw the ball downfield… was in 2018 when he had 111 receptions for 1,400+ yards receiving and 7 TD’s.
And he’s still just 25 years old. |
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I'm really hoping for a 1st round WR at this point. I want a REAL threat on the perimeter. |
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nice, low risk deal and we definitely needed another WR. I like it
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USC boy coming to KC lol.
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But otherwise it is a comparable situation. JFC. LMAO |
But I thought we were trading the 30th pick for DK… Shit.. I guess you can’t believe everything you read..
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Yay, we're back (did we ever leave) of being the CP where you can't have concerns about players we sign, but you can shit on superstars when they get signed by rival teams.
Good Christ, guys. We're all going to have different opinions - and there's a ****ton of nuance on this one considering his age, the 1-year deal and his lack of consistent success. He (DJ) stated well before this signing why he didn't like the player - it's not like this is revisionist history. With that said, I'm pretty meh on it, but also wouldn't be surprised if we revisit this thread in 365 days and some of y'all are complaining that we don't have him locked up for 2023 or later. |
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I'm sure there are plenty of "WOOOO!!!! VEACH!!" posts to occupy your time. I reiterate - been doing it this way for a decade+ and it ain't changing. If anybody has a problem with it, they know where the ignore feature is. And as always:
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My point being that production from that long ago means nothing when he's been rather unspectacular since then. Watkins was a much better player at the time of his signing with the Chiefs. |
They brought in a 25-year old WR on an affordable contract and who clearly has #2 WR upside and people are still bitching.
Honestly, I think I'm done with CP for a while. |
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Didn't want him signed BUT if we're gonna sign him, should've signed him to some actual term. If he sucks - I'm good. Had it all along. If he's great - still good; shoulda signed him long-term. That's how you do this shit, boys... #lawyered |
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The problem with CP, like society in general, is that there's almost no room for a neutral or moderate position. Everybody has to be lumped into camps of polar opposition so that a fight can ensue. It's tiring. |
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Some believe he has that upside, some don't. |
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Yes I realize that in your eyes that means we shouldn't have signed him. Just saying....a long term deal has to have two sides to it. |
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Gordon’s career season: 87 receptions, 1,646 yards receiving, 9 TD’s. Gordon’s career season was 8 years removed, and countless failed drug tests/suspensions from when he signed with the Chiefs. JuJu’s career season is 4 years ago. Gordon is 30, JuJu is 25. |
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I'm glad the Chiefs made a move here as the cupboard was barren. I can see him as a piece. Just not "The piece". They still need a legitimate threat to pair with Hill to make this group "Legion of Zoom" scary again. Im holding out hope that they view JuJu as a piece of the puzzle for what is a complete WR room overhaul, including a high end draft pick. |
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I'm not interested in someone that puts their hand out the window and tells me its raining. Ain't any money on this one, fellas - state your case and see if you're right. I'm right more than I'm wrong. But I'm wrong with some frequency. Doesn't bother me any. Shooters gonna shoot... |
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