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FloridaMan88 03-05-2025 10:57 AM

The Trey Smith franchise tag makes sense now.

comochiefsfan 03-05-2025 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 17988387)
You think Robinson is a lot worse than he is man.

I get he isn't Trent Williams of 2021, but he's a lot better than what we fielded last year at LT and will be better than Donovan Smith was too.

He's firmly in Orlando Brown territory, a superior pass blocker than him and a step back as a run blocker.

Yeah I think people are caught up in us getting some top 5 elite LT.

While that would be nice, truth be told, we don’t need it.

We need Orlando Brown level play.

The most important thing to me to get out of the LT isn’t even necessarily their play on the field. It’s if Patrick mentally trusts them.

OBJr was far from perfect, but he was serviceable and Patrick trusted him and rarely lost his head like he has in so many games the last couple years.

I think when evaluating OBJr we underestimated Pat’s trust in him when assessing his overall value.

If Pat trusts the LT, the offense functions and often at a very high level. When he doesn’t, we get headcase Pat and the offense is a mess.

Gotta simply get someone in here that Pat has confidence in. I see no reason why Robinson can’t be that guy.

wazu 03-05-2025 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by FloridaMan88 (Post 17988404)
The Trey Smith franchise tag makes sense now.

Well, it at least makes more sense. Still pretty hard for me to comprehend unless they either work out a team-friendly deal or trade him.

RunKC 03-05-2025 11:01 AM

Gotta say. I love what Ben Johnson is doing in Chicago already. Most sacked and pressured QB in the NFL by far last year and he goes out and gets Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney to immediately make that OL much better. Top 10 pick Darnell Wright was only solid OL at RT last year.

He’ll probably try to get Campbell or Membou in the first rd to bolster that line more like they had in Detroit. Could totally see him snag TreVeyon Henderson in rd 2 to be his new Jahmyr Gibbs chess piece. I’m buying Caleb Williams and Bears stock.

Bears might be back. NFC North is gonna be hella fun to watch next year.

Red Dawg 03-05-2025 11:02 AM

Damnit! NOOOOOOOOOOO!

kccrow 03-05-2025 11:02 AM

If you all want the turnstile that is Cam Robinson, I sincerely hope it's a contract that's no more than the 2/30 that Jonah Williams got in signing with the Cardinals. I want absolutely ****ing nothing to do with seeing Cam Robinson here but whatever. I don't get paid to make those choices, and if that's what it is I'll have to swallow it.

Please go for an LT in the draft if we sign this turd though. Gives the young guy a year to develop with no real pressure on him before taking over in 2026.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by CatfishBob2 (Post 17988258)
For a 2026 4th though? Geez the league really doesn't want to play ball with us lol

Some of you guys seem to think guys have way more value than they do, a really good LT you can get a 1, good RT is a 2, top of the line guard is gonna be a 3/4 Center is probably the same.

If the Chiefs put Creed Humphrey up for trade the offer they would get is probably right about what they spent on his draft pick.

comochiefsfan 03-05-2025 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17988415)
Gotta say. I love what Ben Johnson is doing in Chicago already. Most sacked and pressured QB in the NFL by far last year and he goes out and gets Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney to immediately make that OL much better. Top 10 pick Darnell Wright was only solid OL at RT last year.

He’ll probably try to get Campbell or Membou in the first rd to bolster that line more like they had in Detroit. Could totally see him snag TreVeyon Henderson in rd 2 to be his new Jahmyr Gibbs chess piece. I’m buying Caleb Williams and Bears stock.

Bears might be back. NFC North is gonna be hella fun to watch next year.

Yeah I’m not dumping any Caleb Williams stock yet.

He has all the tools. He was thrown into a terrible spot last year with a joke of a line and a lame duck defensive head coach.

We’ll see how good he really is this year.

staylor26 03-05-2025 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988420)
Some of you guys seem to think guys have way more value than they do, a really good LT you can get a 1, good RT is a 2, top of the line guard is gonna be a 3/4 Center is probably the same.

If the Chiefs put Creed Humphrey up for trade the offer they would get is probably right about what they spent on his draft pick.

They don't understand how things like money and age play a factor.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 17988424)
They don't understand how things like money and age play a factor.

Yea of course, Thuney is 33 the fact they got anything for him is good most of the time that's just a release.

But having to trade a pick to pay someone is something that immediately lowers value unless dude is all world teams don't like doing that.

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:05 AM

And I know people have their quibbles with PFF, but their grades match my eye test.

He was nothing resembling good, and was downright BAD in the playoffs.


Regular season:

64.7 overall (56th out of 141 OT's)
70.4 passing (49th of 141)
59.9 rushing (75th of 141)

Playoffs:

51.2 overall (34th of 40 OT's)
39.5 passing (35th of 40)
60.7 rushing (17th of 40)


Joe Thuney graded out better.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17988415)
Gotta say. I love what Ben Johnson is doing in Chicago already. Most sacked and pressured QB in the NFL by far last year and he goes out and gets Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney to immediately make that OL much better. Top 10 pick Darnell Wright was only solid OL at RT last year.

He’ll probably try to get Campbell or Membou in the first rd to bolster that line more like they had in Detroit. Could totally see him snag TreVeyon Henderson in rd 2 to be his new Jahmyr Gibbs chess piece. I’m buying Caleb Williams and Bears stock.

Bears might be back. NFC North is gonna be hella fun to watch next year.

Bears gonna be good..the cluster**** that was Williams develop there was a joke. Williams had to form his own film study sessions because his OC had no desire to do it, WTF is that?

MVChiefFan 03-05-2025 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 17988424)
They don't understand how things like money and age play a factor.

We received a 3rd round pick in the following year’s draft for a really good CB in his prime. I think we actually did pretty well with this trade.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15 (Post 17988429)
And I know people have their quibbles with PFF, but their grades match my eye test.

He was nothing resembling good, and was downright BAD in the playoffs.


Regular season:

64.7 overall (56th out of 141 OT's)
70.4 passing (49th of 141)
59.9 rushing (75th of 141)

Playoffs:

51.2 overall (34th of 40 OT's)
39.5 passing (35th of 40)
60.7 rushing (17th of 40)


Joe Thuney graded out better.

I don't even think they're signing Cam Robinson I think people are gonna be hurt when it's Tyron Smith.

suzzer99 03-05-2025 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 17988308)
Ok but if they kept him this year and let him walk in FA they would have gotten a 3rd round comp pick next year right? As long as he doesn't retire.

End of the 3rd round, which might not be that far from the Bears' 4th-rounder.

Also if he walks at the end of the 2025 season, that means a 2027 3rd rounder.

And it could get canceled out by acquiring a free agent.

TRR 03-05-2025 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 17988419)
If you all want the turnstile that is Cam Robinson, I sincerely hope it's a contract that's no more than the 2/30 that Jonah Williams got in signing with the Cardinals. I want absolutely ****ing nothing to do with seeing Cam Robinson here but whatever. I don't get paid to make those choices, and if that's what it is I'll have to swallow it.

Please go for an LT in the draft if we sign this turd though. Gives the young guy a year to develop with no real pressure on him before taking over in 2026.

I thought Cam Robinson played much better in a competent offense than he did with in that Jacksonville mess. If you're signing Cam Robinson, you're betting he's more of that guy. Either way, I disagree that he's a turnstile.

Hoover 03-05-2025 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988432)
I don't even think they're signing Cam Robinson I think people are gonna be hurt when it's Tyron Smith.

Tyron Smith makes more sense cap wise. We need a guy to come in here and pug the hole in the dam for a year or two as we draft and develop a LT. In a year or two this team needs to have a guy on a rookie contract playing at LT to make the books work.

staylor26 03-05-2025 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by MVChiefFan (Post 17988431)
We received a 3rd round pick in the following year’s draft for a really good CB in his prime. I think we actually did pretty well with this trade.

We did ****ing fantastic with that trade too. It's a very early 3rd. Zero chance we get that last year.

If you don't like the trade, you're not factoring in the money. The Titans had to pay Sneed and give up a quality pick. They didn't intend to do that.

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by comochiefsfan (Post 17988407)
Yeah I think people are caught up in us getting some top 5 elite LT.

While that would be nice, truth be told, we don’t need it.

We need Orlando Brown level play.

The most important thing to me to get out of the LT isn’t even necessarily their play on the field. It’s if Patrick mentally trusts them.

OBJr was far from perfect, but he was serviceable and Patrick trusted him and rarely lost his head like he has in so many games the last couple years.

I think when evaluating OBJr we underestimated Pat’s trust in him when assessing his overall value.

If Pat trusts the LT, the offense functions and often at a very high level. When he doesn’t, we get headcase Pat and the offense is a mess.

Gotta simply get someone in here that Pat has confidence in. I see no reason why Robinson can’t be that guy.

I know we're not getting an elite LT.

Hell, I'm one of the few that think it's gonna be a wildcard.

We have limited resources - Veach has flat out said the output needs to match the money, they aren't just gonna throw money around to fill a need.

Read: I'm not paying Cam Robinson $20M per for 3 years when I can get the same production or 80-90% of it for way less and be able to grab another asset.

I'll gladly eat crow if I'm wrong - but I'd be absolutely shocked to see us get in a bidding war for Stanley or Robinson with teams with virtually unlimited cap space.

I personally don't think there's much of a difference between Stanley/Robinson and the 2nd tier, especially when you factor in money and injury history.

We'll see what Veach thinks in the coming days/weeks.

Sassy Squatch 03-05-2025 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 17988419)
If you all want the turnstile that is Cam Robinson, I sincerely hope it's a contract that's no more than the 2/30 that Jonah Williams got in signing with the Cardinals. I want absolutely ****ing nothing to do with seeing Cam Robinson here but whatever. I don't get paid to make those choices, and if that's what it is I'll have to swallow it.

Please go for an LT in the draft if we sign this turd though. Gives the young guy a year to develop with no real pressure on him before taking over in 2026.

Don't want him. But of the options left I'd rather settle on him than one of the brokedicks that have been bandied about.

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988432)
I don't even think they're signing Cam Robinson I think people are gonna be hurt when it's Tyron Smith.

I firmly believe it's gonna be someone like that.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:15 AM

It's time for a bit of a reset we all knew this was coming. In the past the Chiefs hadn't been a team to pay older players they made some exceptions going for the 3 peat, time to get younger again.

kccrow 03-05-2025 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15 (Post 17988429)
And I know people have their quibbles with PFF, but their grades match my eye test.

He was nothing resembling good, and was downright BAD in the playoffs.


Regular season:

64.7 overall (56th out of 141 OT's)
70.4 passing (49th of 141)
59.9 rushing (75th of 141)

Playoffs:

51.2 overall (34th of 40 OT's)
39.5 passing (35th of 40)
60.7 rushing (17th of 40)


Joe Thuney graded out better.

When I ran the pressure data and looked at the top tackles in meaningful snaps, I had 36 RTs and 40 LTs.

He was 37th out of 40 LTs and 71st out of 76 OTs in Pressure %
He was 35th out of 40 LTs and 69th out of 76 OTs in Negative Play %

That aligns pretty well with their Grades and the entirety really puts him in backup territory as a player.

CatfishBob2 03-05-2025 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988420)
Some of you guys seem to think guys have way more value than they do, a really good LT you can get a 1, good RT is a 2, top of the line guard is gonna be a 3/4 Center is probably the same.

If the Chiefs put Creed Humphrey up for trade the offer they would get is probably right about what they spent on his draft pick.

I didn't expect a whole lot for Thuney. Like I said a few pages back, I've been playing around for weeks with mocks trading him to the Bears. I thought a pick swap and/or a late round pick might be rich but doable for an All Pro guard. But it's not just Thuney. I thought we got less for Tyreek, Sneed, etc

Chris Meck 03-05-2025 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17988371)
Something to keep in mind. Kingsley is an elite G prospect in terms of size, strength and athleticism. Here’s how he would rank at G in this years combine.

40-tied for 3rd
10-tied for 2nd
Bench-2nd

He has elite athleticism. We saw that right away in camp. Dude can ****ing move on pulls or screens.

We saw him do a more than solid job vs a top 5 interior rusher in Denver. I think he’s got a chance to be a rock solid G for us.

And if he is then the 2024 draft class suddenly looks like an A

What?

Kingsley is an elite LT prospect, he's just raw. This is weird.

I really think they used him at G to get him some game snapyis all.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15 (Post 17988442)
I firmly believe it's gonna be someone like that.

Tyron is probbaly a 1/10 or 2/18 type of deal but they couldn't have even done that before this trade.

ClearmontChief 03-05-2025 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 17988325)
good points and that is fair.

Good point except for the comp pick comment. There is no comp picks awarded for trades. That’s a free agent losses vs gains calculation. But, a 4th round pick for a 33 yr old expensive guard is pretty decent return.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 17988450)
What?

Kingsley is an elite LT prospect, he's just raw. This is weird.

I really think they used him at G to get him some game snapyis all.

I really really doubt they are gonna put a young LT and a young LG side by side, I just don't see that.

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by TRR (Post 17988437)
I thought Cam Robinson played much better in a competent offense than he did with in that Jacksonville mess. If you're signing Cam Robinson, you're betting he's more of that guy. Either way, I disagree that he's a turnstile.

I don't have access to per game grades, but after a Google search found them for the playoff game.

Dude got ABUSED. 12 pressures and a sack allowed.

51.2 overall
39.5 passing

Rushing grade isn't listed in the article.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:20 AM

Also is this a move so they can pay Bolton?

comochiefsfan 03-05-2025 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15 (Post 17988440)
I know we're not getting an elite LT.

Hell, I'm one of the few that think it's gonna be a wildcard.

We have limited resources - Veach has flat out said the output needs to match the money, they aren't just gonna throw money around to fill a need.

Read: I'm not paying Cam Robinson $20M per for 3 years when I can get the same production or 80-90% of it for way less and be able to grab another asset.

I'll gladly eat crow if I'm wrong - but I'd be absolutely shocked to see us get in a bidding war for Stanley or Robinson with teams with virtually unlimited cap space.

I personally don't think there's much of a difference between Stanley/Robinson and the 2nd tier, especially when you factor in money and injury history.

We'll see what Veach thinks in the coming days/weeks.

I hear you.

The left tackle problem is a tough one and a more pressing need than most for me because it’s a problem that has cascading effects that diminishes the value of a lot of other players on the roster.

Poor LT play is diminishing Mahomes value because he isn’t able to play up to his massive contract when he doesn’t trust the tackle, runs around like a maniac and doesn’t see the field.

When that causes Mahomes to play below his value it subsequently causes guys like Worthy to lose value when Patrick can’t get them the ball because he’s too busy bailing on pockets and dropping his eyes to see him streaking open downfield.

When you add all that up, all of a sudden you’re losing a TON of value on offense because one position is a mess.

I guess I’m not breaking any new information here, but it does illustrate how imperative it is that we fix this this offseason, or at least stabilize it to where the offense can function.

KCJake 03-05-2025 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 17988260)
I’m shocked at the number of people who seem surprised by this.

How is anyone surprised anymore when Veach trades guys who are coming off great years?

It’s these moves in conjunction with nailing subsequent draft picks that give you a shot to remain a step ahead of an always tough AFC and now AFCW.

People are surprised because we all just watched our offensive line get ran-sacked. Completely embarrassed in the Super Bowl. We never had a chance in that game because we couldn't block anybody. One month later, we're trading away our best offensive lineman.

If you look at the entire picture, salary cap, the hole at left tackle, it's probably the right move to make. On the surface you can understand people's surprise.

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by comochiefsfan (Post 17988465)
I hear you.

The left tackle problem is a tough one and a more pressing need than most for me because it’s a problem that has cascading effects that diminishes the value of a lot of other players on the roster.

Poor LT play is diminishing Mahomes value because he isn’t able to play up to his massive contract when he doesn’t trust the tackle and runs around like a maniac and doesn’t play up to his standard.

When that causes Mahomes to play below his value it subsequently causes guys like Worthy to lose value when Patrick can’t get them the ball because he’s too busy bailing on pockets and dropping his eyes to see him streaking open downfield.

When you add all that up, all of a sudden you’re losing a TON of value on offense because one position is a mess.

I guess I’m not breaking any new information here, but it does illustrate how imperative it is that we fix this this offseason, or at least stabilize it to where the offense can function.

Well said, and I agree. We have to trust that Veach and Co. can identify that player/players while not exhausting our resources. We still have a lot of holes to fill.

My belief is that very few people here are going to be happy with his solution.

staylor26 03-05-2025 11:23 AM

I will say this. I'd love to see them flip that pick next year to get a 5th this year and double dip at RB.

Can you imagine if we got Dylan Sampson and Damien Martinez?

Or Tuten and Gordon?

CatfishBob2 03-05-2025 11:27 AM

All this fuss about who to go after on OL. Get a blocking TE and RB that can help on the edges and balance the offense.....takes a lot of pressure off of whoever is going to fill that LT spot

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by CatfishBob2 (Post 17988475)
All this fuss about who to go after on OL. Get a blocking TE and RB that can help on the edges and balance the offense.....takes a lot of pressure off of whoever is going to fill that LT spot

That isn't what the offense wants to do, Andy wants more guys out in the pattern.

Hoover 03-05-2025 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988459)
I really really doubt they are gonna put a young LT and a young LG side by side, I just don't see that.

I think playing Suamataia at LG between Tyron Smith and Creed could do wonders for his development, and you if all goes well he could still end up at LT.

I agree, I don't think the Chiefs want a rookie LT and Suamataia on the left side.

Signing a guy like Smith allow them to go into the draft and take the best talent. If a LT falls, take him, if its NT in round 1, take him. In this draft I just think they have to walk about with a DT, RB, and CB in their first four picks. If the other pick in the top 100 is a OT, S, LB, whatever, fine. I just don't want them to go in limited, and I don't want to go in to next season with what we basically had last season at LT.

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 17988478)
I think playing Suamataia at LG between Tyron Smith and Creed could do wonders for his development, and you if all goes well he could still end up at LT.

I agree, I don't think the Chiefs want a rookie LT and Suamataia on the left side.

Signing a guy like Smith allow them to go into the draft and take the best talent. If a LT falls, take him, if its NT in round 1, take him. In this draft I just think they have to walk about with a DT, RB, and CB in their first four picks. If the other pick in the top 100 is a OT, S, LB, whatever, fine. I just don't want them to go in limited, and I don't want to go in to next season with what we basically had last season at LT.

What they really need to do is get a spot to just take the best players in the draft..

It would really suck to not be able to take someone like Burden or Starks because we have to fill a need.

SAGA45 03-05-2025 11:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 17988438)
Tyron Smith makes more sense cap wise. We need a guy to come in here and pug the hole in the dam for a year or two as we draft and develop a LT. In a year or two this team needs to have a guy on a rookie contract playing at LT to make the books work.

I'd love if that kid was Carson Vinson out of Alabama A&M. All the physical tools/traits are there in spades. Some Pro coaching and technique work would easily have him ready to step in.

nychief 03-05-2025 11:34 AM

Unless there is a cut that they know about or a trade...these LT free agents are less than exciting. I could see Robinson being a stop gap, but not much more... also is he better than a healthy humphries? Smith?

I dunno. Will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Iconic 03-05-2025 11:39 AM

yep. as said before - veach was not going to play the tag game with trey if he didn't think the dice would roll his way.

get a deal done with trey. net a 4th. keep the younger asset. profit. what a great start to the off-season man. best mother ****ing GM in football and he's ours.

Sassy Squatch 03-05-2025 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nychief (Post 17988489)
Unless there is a cut that they know about or a trade...these LT free agents are less than exciting. I could see Robinson being a stop gap, but not much more... also is he better than a healthy humphries? Smith?

I dunno. Will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Who cares? They're always ****ing hurt, so there's no point in factoring that into the equation here.

DJ's left nut 03-05-2025 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 17988387)
You think Robinson is a lot worse than he is man.

I get he isn't Trent Williams of 2021, but he's a lot better than what we fielded last year at LT and will be better than Donovan Smith was too.

He's firmly in Orlando Brown territory, a superior pass blocker than him and a step back as a run blocker.

Yeah - there's a group of people that seem to believe he's not even a starter. I don't get that at all.

He's an above average pass blocking LT who's going to get paid like an elite one. The contract will suck - the player will not. He'll be fine. An upgrade over anything we've had there since Fisher.

ChiTown 03-05-2025 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SAGA45 (Post 17988486)
I'd love if that kid was Carson Vinson out of Alabama A&M. All the physical tools/traits are there in spades. Some Pro coaching and technique work would easily have him ready to step in.

Ready to step in when?

OnTheWarpath15 03-05-2025 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988464)
Also is this a move so they can pay Bolton?

Another reason why I don't think they'll go after the 1st Tier LT's.

The more I look around I think DJ is coming back on the cheap - Spotrac had his market value at like $2M - and he's self-repped, or way off the grid with a signing or trade we're not expecting.

Hoover 03-05-2025 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nychief (Post 17988489)
Unless there is a cut that they know about or a trade...these LT free agents are less than exciting. I could see Robinson being a stop gap, but not much more... also is he better than a healthy humphries? Smith?

I dunno. Will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

But he's not going to be paid like a stop gap which is the problem with Robinson. That dude is going to get 20M a year, which causes our line to be expensive as hell and we have to find a RT in 2026, and lets be honest we will want to be looking for an upgrade at LT. So spending the money on Cam Robinson just doesn't change your situation enough IMO.

dirk digler 03-05-2025 11:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ClearmontChief (Post 17988457)
Good point except for the comp pick comment. There is no comp picks awarded for trades. That’s a free agent losses vs gains calculation. But, a 4th round pick for a 33 yr old expensive guard is pretty decent return.

Correct. I was just asking if they didn't trade and let him walk next year we would be in line for a 3rd round comp pick. That assumes the items Staylor listed don't happen or if he doesn't retire etc.

It is all mute anyway..

SAGA45 03-05-2025 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChiTown (Post 17988506)
Ready to step in when?

.....
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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 17988438)
Tyron Smith makes more sense cap wise. We need a guy to come in here and pug the hole in the dam for a year or two as we draft and develop a LT. In a year or two this team needs to have a guy on a rookie contract playing at LT to make the books work.


Mecca 03-05-2025 11:52 AM

Boltons 24 years old it's hard for me to think they don't want a second contract there.

ChiefsCountry 03-05-2025 11:53 AM

Tyler Booker and Gary Zabel are late first round guards who could come in a be day one starters if they decide to go that route

Mecca 03-05-2025 11:55 AM

They drafted 3 OL last year and kept a UDFA I don't think they can realistically take another interior lineman in round 1.

duncan_idaho 03-05-2025 11:58 AM

Wow. Busy morning and look what happens.

To me, it doesn't really change the Chiefs options, which are either (1) signing Cam Robinson or (2) signing a couple of options (i.e. something like signing Humphries and trying to resurrect Wills' career, or signing Humphries AND Jaylon Moore).

I've leaned more towards them doing option 2 when thinking about this before the trade, but it does seem to make (1) more likely.

CatfishBob2 03-05-2025 11:59 AM

Keep Bolton or use that money on a Cooper Kupp for a year or 2? I'm leaning towards the first option

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by CatfishBob2 (Post 17988533)
Keep Bolton or use that money on a Cooper Kupp for a year or 2? I'm leaning towards the first option

Nah if they go WR it's gotta be another draft pick.

BlackOp 03-05-2025 12:09 PM

Remeber when they signed Taylor...."as NFL Network's James Palmer reported, Taylor will likely shift from RT to LT in Kansas City, filling the spot previously occupied by Brown"

I guess that idea is dead...otherwise it would have made more sense to move him to LT and Morris to RT than Thuney at LT.

RunKC 03-05-2025 12:09 PM

Youth. Production. Explosiveness. That’s what they need to add in FA.

Would bring back Hollywood first which they have indicated. I’d bring back Juju as the Rice replacement who knows the system but only for a short time in a limited role while Rice is out.

They brought in Tyquan Thornton who I think can be a nice depth piece with elite speed. I’d also add Christian Kirk who was just cut. Should be a nice 1 year rebuild deal.
Then I’d add a guy in the draft.

We can’t go into this year with bad depth anymore. Justin Watson, Justyn Ross, Skyy Moore, washed Hopkins.

They need juice and depth at receiver and RB.

Mosbonian 03-05-2025 12:11 PM

Why are we getting a 2026 4th round pick for Thuney....are we going to trade that pick to move up this year or is it because he is getting up there in years?

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:11 PM

One of the things that isn't talked about much is if you are gonna pick at the end of the 1st the real sweet spot position there is WR.

Hoover 03-05-2025 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988537)
Nah if they go WR it's gotta be another draft pick.

Chiefs are not going to spend any money on the WR position until they have to make a decision on Rice and/or Worthy beside the 7-10m type of deals they pay guys like Brown. The last thing the Chiefs need is a broken down expensive old WR.

Valiant 03-05-2025 12:12 PM

Also. It is caleb williams. Good chance that pick will be top 5 of the round.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Valiant (Post 17988561)
Also. It is caleb williams. Good chance that pick will be top 5 of the round.

Yea I doubt it, they have an actual offensive coach now. Writing these guys off after 5 minutes isn't exactly a great idea.

Hoover 03-05-2025 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian (Post 17988557)
Why are we getting a 2026 4th round pick for Thuney....are we going to trade that pick to move up this year or is it because he is getting up there in years?

Bears don't have a 4th this year, and they are also taking on his contract. That's just what he's worth. If it were a 4th this year I'd be ****ing thrilled, but we have to wait. its not a bad situation.

Hoover 03-05-2025 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988559)
One of the things that isn't talked about much is if you are gonna pick at the end of the 1st the real sweet spot position there is WR.

Agree. I think I'd eye a WR as a way to eventually move on from Kelce. It also is going to save you some FA money. If the right guy is there I'm all for it, but I'm not taking a WR over a DT like Grant or Nolan. I also don't know if I'm taking a WR over a CB who I think fits perfectly on the defense, but I probably think CB is a far greater want than most people.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 17988583)
Agree. I think I'd eye a WR as a way to eventually move on from Kelce. It also is going to save you some FA money. If the right guy is there I'm all for it, but I'm not taking a WR over a DT like Grant or Nolan. I also don't know if I'm taking a WR over a CB who I think fits perfectly on the defense, but I probably think CB is a far greater want than most people.

Just almost every year if you are picking between 28-32 WR is going to have a ton of value, not to mention the position has big time money value. I'm to the point of thinking we should be drafting a lot of WRs.

Mosbonian 03-05-2025 12:18 PM

This week is seeing a lot of moves....a lot of cap space being cleared by practically everyone. Christian Kirk, Tyler Lockett today....and I am betting that it is not the last of what we will see even today.

Mosbonian 03-05-2025 12:23 PM

One of the more irritating aspects of recuperating from surgery is watching all of the Mock Drafts being put out there....

I saw one earlier today that had us thinking of taking Luther Burden because he would drop to us.

I will say this for most of the Mock Drafts...they point to us taking a lineman with the first pick or a CB/Safety.

smithandrew051 03-05-2025 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988585)
Just almost every year if you are picking between 28-32 WR is going to have a ton of value, not to mention the position has big time money value. I'm to the point of thinking we should be drafting a lot of WRs.

Especially when you look at how much the good ones get paid. It’s good to not need to retain anyone in the WR room. Having 1 guy be irreplaceable is bad.

You can flip out of those guys with a year left for more picks too.

They’re basically a form of currency anymore.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17988597)
Especially when you look at how much the good ones get paid. It’s good to not need to retain anyone in the WR room. Having 1 guy be irreplaceable is bad.

You can flip out of those guys with a year left for more picks too.

They’re basically a form of currency anymore.

I do think if Burden does drop to 32 they should draft him.

DJ's left nut 03-05-2025 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian (Post 17988557)
Why are we getting a 2026 4th round pick for Thuney....are we going to trade that pick to move up this year or is it because he is getting up there in years?

They don't have a 5th or 6th rounder this year.

I'm betting they move than future 4th to get a 5th and grab someone they think is sliding. Otherwise they're going a long time without picks.

In effect we'll have traded Thuney for the pick we gave up for Hopkins and a little change.

smithandrew051 03-05-2025 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988601)
I do think if Burden does drop to 32 they should draft him.

I would

Mosbonian 03-05-2025 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988601)
I do think if Burden does drop to 32 they should draft him.

I just don't see him dropping.....I could see the Chargers or the Raiders taking him if he was available. The Broncos seem to be interested in getting a good TE or I would include them in that.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian (Post 17988611)
I just don't see him dropping.....I could see the Chargers or the Raiders taking him if he was available. The Broncos seem to be interested in getting a good TE or I would include them in that.

I'd bet almost anything the Raiders take a defensive player.

FloridaMan88 03-05-2025 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988559)
One of the things that isn't talked about much is if you are gonna pick at the end of the 1st the real sweet spot position there is WR.

WR is still certainly a need… the only likely opening day WR on the Chiefs roster currently is Worthy (Rice with a potential suspension is not).

Rain Man 03-05-2025 12:43 PM

Thuney has a history of carrying his teams to the Super Bowl, so it looks like we'll be playing the Bears next year.

RunKC 03-05-2025 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988559)
One of the things that isn't talked about much is if you are gonna pick at the end of the 1st the real sweet spot position there is WR.

Not this year unless Luther Burder miraculously falls (I still can’t believe that will happen).

This is the year to take a DL from this incredible class. This DL class is comparable to 2016 and 2019 DL classes and someone will fall.

That’s how we got Chris Jones. It should be how we try to get the next centerpiece on the DL to eventually replace him.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17988635)
Not this year unless Luther Burder miraculously falls (I still can’t believe that will happen).

This is the year to take a DL from this incredible class. This DL class is comparable to 2016 and 2019 DL classes and someone will fall.

That’s how we got Chris Jones. It should be how we try to get the next centerpiece on the DL to eventually replace him.

People are gonna be so disappointed because to this point they have shown they do not value DT's at all.

el borracho 03-05-2025 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian (Post 17988594)
One of the more irritating aspects of recuperating from surgery is watching all of the Mock Drafts being put out there....

I saw one earlier today that had us thinking of taking Luther Burden because he would drop to us.

I will say this for most of the Mock Drafts...they point to us taking a lineman with the first pick or a CB/Safety.

Not really a reliable source, but I have run dozens of mock drafts on PFN and only once has Burden made it to pick 31. Never say never but I would be surprised if he is available at the end of the 1st.

Mecca 03-05-2025 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by el borracho (Post 17988637)
Not really a reliable source, but I have run dozens of mock drafts on PFN and only once has Burden made it to pick 31. Never say never but I would be surprised if he is available at the end of the 1st.

All the people doing mocks have him falling so that's why there's optimism.

Mosbonian 03-05-2025 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17988641)
All the people doing mocks have him falling so that's why there's optimism.

There was one mock that didn't have him being picked in the first round at all...

Bowser 03-05-2025 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian (Post 17988647)
There was one mock that didn't have him being picked in the first round at all...

Dane Brugler doesn't have him in his first round


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