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They're all very, very good and among the best in the game at their respective positions. DRob and Hardman compare to Reiter and Wylie. They're simply not good enough. Furthermore, all of this handwringing about the offensive line is due to injuries. What the **** do you think is going to happen if we lose Kelce or Reek (or BOTH like we did Fisher and Schwartz for the Super Bowl?) We need offensive line help. We need weapons. They're not mutually exclusive. |
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I also think Drob and Hardman are not = Reiter and Wylie. I think Drob/Pringle are perfectly reasonable #3/#4 receivers. I think Hardman is a bit of a knucklehead so far, but has talents that far exceed the typical #3/#4 receiver's. I think it's reasonable to assume he gets smarter as he learns. I think Reiter is not a starting quality NFL Center. I think Wylie is a reasonably decent back-up lineman. I do not think either are starters, and We started the season with Reiter starting with Wylie taking LDT's spot. You'll notice that nearly any positive gain on the ground goes either left or wide right outside of Schwartz. Wylie sucks. If he's penciled in to start, Veach has ****ed up. If Reiter's penciled in to start, Veach has ****ed up. I'm 99% sure Veach will not **** up. |
Picking at 31 we can't be committed to one position. We have to take what the draft gives us.
Draft whoever shouldn't even still be there. Right now guys like Jaylen Mayfield Jaelan Phillips Kadarius Toney All make sense and can be great value at 31. |
And people said I was an idiot for saying we couldn’t afford Trent Williams. Y’all can lick my asshole
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">He said he wants to be back, but Trent Williams likely making it to the open market isn't being talked about enough. Still one of the best in the league at a prime position. He smartly put a clause in his deal that SF can't use the franchise tag.<br><br>Highest paid T is $23M per year.</p>— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) <a href="https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1368683899019272197?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 7, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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I mean do you think Kelce and Hill should get less targets? Because if you draft a WR in the first round, you are. |
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Veach floating that backup TE comment was very interesting. Makes me wonder if that is a priority since Kelce is turning 32 this year.
Maybe give him a few more breathers to stay fresh as he gets older to keep his productivity up. |
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I don’t remember you being called an idiot. But that conversation was pre-Veach teleconference. It was based on the idea/fear Schwartz was going to just retire and Fisher would be out almost all of 2021. With Schwartz sounding like he’s on track to be back for all offseason activities and the positive hope for Fisher, it moves the Chiefs from needed to find a long-term fix to needing to find a short-term band aid. Without the $20M of cap room those two no longer being in the picture created, it is hard to see the Chiefs spending the cap they can clear by extending Mathieu, restructuring Mahomes and Kelce, and possibly extending Hill on another OT. |
How would everyone feel about Nelson Agholor replacing Watkins?
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I’d be intrigued by it, though his DickHands would drive me nuts. I’d pop for a year or 2 of Marvin Jones before Agholor, personally. |
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Sounds like the tag deadline will be moved back again like last year. No real relevance to the Chiefs.
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What about Benson Mayawa as a rotational DE on a cheap one year deal?
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There are so many FA WRs, it would be a mistake not to wait and see who you might be able to get on a one year deal after the first couple weeks of free agency.
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I'd bet the house we add an OT, IOL, WR, Edge, and S.
A couple of those spots via FA, the rest in the draft. |
Bobby Massie will be a free agent. Another veteran OT option
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One thing we know about Veach is that he does not like his hand forced. He's said multiple times he covets flexibility in the draft and free agency, because you lose leverage when you have significant holes.
I imagine we'll get some guys in each of those spots as well - they may not be stars or even starter quality, but I doubt we go into the draft with a sure-fire wide open spot to fill. [Side Note: I think that this past Super Bowl was Veach's nightmare scenario. He worked his ass off to have depth across the board and talent up top, only to watch his entire investment in the OL - starters and backup insurance players - drop like flies for one reason or another. There's no such thing as a sure thing, and you can't ever feel satisfied with the bottom of the roster. I bet he will carry that scar with him for the rest of his career and we'll be better for it.] |
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A TE like Zach Ertz (just an example) would make this offense much more multiple, potentially help in the run game, and allow Kelce to move around even more, knowing another weapon is on the field opposite him. |
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And as for the line, snap counts are irrelevant. They're your 3rd and 4th best offensive linemen, right now. They're NEVER going to be as good as your 1st and 2nd-best, even if you replace them. You're never going to have studs at every position on the line unless you sell out to do it. |
Nothing about Veach’s comments suggest that he’s going to ignore WR in favor of TE2.
In fact, nothing this team has done in Reid’s tenure suggest that would be the case. Here’s a thought. Maybe they can add a WR AND a TE! |
Veach is going add weapons damn near every year guys. He’s added at least one each year he’s been GM.
That will continue |
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Seahawks releases Carlos Dunlap
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Between free agency and the draft this team can easily add an OT, C, WR, TE, DE, S, LB, and CB. After comp picks are announced we should have 7 picks in the first 5 rounds. |
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Always assuming "well, we can draft a guy" and it'll work out is a fool's errand. |
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This isn’t an either/or thing. They have free agency AND the draft to address needs. What reason do you have to believe that with 8 picks and free agency that they can’t/won’t add a WR AND a TE? This makes no ****ing sense. I mean, they’re likely losing Robinson AND Watkins and you think they aren’t going to add a WR? They didn’t draft a WR last year. The chances that they don’t again this year are VERY slim. They aren’t going to miss out on two very good WR’s classes in a row, especially when they’re likely losing 2 of their top 4. |
Oweh ain't making it to 31.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Got the following #’s from well regarded speed coach Ryan Capretta of <a href="https://twitter.com/proactivesp?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@proactivesp</a>. Jayson Oweh: 4.34 hand/ 4.38 laser —> Jaycee Horn: 4.39 hand/ 4.42 laser. —> Micah Parsons: 4.41 hand/ 4.44 laser. Capretta correctly timed Isaiah Simmons last year at 4.38 laser b4 the combine.</p>— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) <a href="https://twitter.com/nfldraftscout/status/1369027643077713936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 8, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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And Parsons is going to go top 10. I know a lot of people think he'll end up in Detroit. |
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Hopefully this can push Phillips down to 31. |
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But he's definitely going in the first round. I doubt it he even makes it to 31. |
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Kpass isn’t even remotely close to Oweh. Not even in the same stratosphere. You realize that, right? He also didn’t flash nearly as much on tape. When it comes to pass rushers, you bet on traits and athleticism every single time. CC: Danielle Hunter |
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Veach has already stated (could be GM speak) that they won’t be running out early for a WR given Hill, Hardman, and Pringle. And that any moves they do complete, could impact other deals/current deals. He’ll be smart about it. To your overall question...My guess is Veach/Reid will make a splash...maybe two...in free agency, and trust that players like Hardman, Pringle, Allegretti, Wylie (RFA) Gay, etc. take the next step in their development. |
Pass rushers with that type of physical traits having that lack of production is a bit frightening. I'm not sure what the issue is there?
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This was unsolicited, so if anything, I found it interesting that he specifically mentioned a WR. They aren’t going to go out and get a big fish there, but that kind of makes me think they want to get a guy in that tier 2/3 area which goes with what guys like Nate Taylor have said. And if the PC is what you’re basing all of this on, he even said something about adding a WR in the draft. They are adding a WR one way or the other, and they will probably do both. The point is backup TE has no impact on them adding a WR. |
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He was absolutely disruptive on tape and consistently got pressure in 2020. It’s all on tape, and just about every scouting report mentions this. DJ, Zierlein, Brugler etc. have all said the same thing. This is reflected by his pass rush win rate and PFF grades (I know I know PFF) as well. The lack of production is 100% misleading, which is why I think it’s silly to stop there. Despite the difference in production, nobody will tell you he didn’t clearly get better from 2019 to 2020. The issue is it was a weird year and he’s still new to football. He’s not an athlete playing football though. He’s definitely a football player and has improved while demonstrating he has the intangibles to make a huge jump in the NFL. |
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That terrifies me if I’m a GM |
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Time will tell. If they prioritize a top tier TE in free agency, the level of WR they may sign won’t be impactful. |
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They aren’t going to “prioritize a top tier TE in free agency”. What reason do we have to believe they will? Again, because Veach mentioned backup TE? He mentioned WR as well. You aren’t making any sense with this argument. |
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Figure out what he does well and ask him to do that. |
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The discussion (not argument LOL) is simply based around an opinion that KC may rather replace Watkins/Robinson’s production with a second threat at TE. The reason (other than Veach calling it out) is a lack of quality behind Kelce for seasons...since Harris (does he qualify as a threat??) |
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You’re quite literally making something out of nothing, while also ignoring things that contradict your assessment. Watkins barely playing and Robinson not being relevant doesn’t change the fact that they clearly want a WR2, hence why they went after Watkins in the first place AND re-signed him last year. |
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I'm trying to remember what glaring deficiency Veach has ignored since he became GM.
2018's defense was shitty. Enter Matthieu, Clark, Okafor, Ogbah, Breeland. Spags and that entire staff. 2019 LB play sketchy-draft Gay in round 2. Covid, no camp, slowed his development, but investment made. 2019 CB depth sketchy. Draft Sneed, sign Baker. Now in 2021, we clearly have OL issues, need WR help, could use talent upgrades in a few other spots like TE2. But somehow, people here want to act like they're just going to ignore the problems. They're problems to be solved. Veach has directly addressed a weakness every year. Dude can walk and chew gum. |
Have we signed 10 fatties yet and a WR number 2?
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Sources: The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dolphins?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Dolphins</a> traded for <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Titans?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Titans</a> 1st round OT Isaiah Wilson, with a swap of picks completing the deal. A fresh start for Wilson.</p>— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) <a href="https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1369081659711229967?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 9, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Wow. Putting a guy with his substance abuse issues in Miami? What could go wrong?!?
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He’s a fat sack of shit, not going to be worth a ****. But Miami got him for nothing.
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On second thought, maybe all the cocaine in Miami will help him with his laziness.
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If he does, Wilson will be a steal and if he doesn't, who really cares at that price? |
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I can’t wait to see who those guys are. |
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Tammorian Terry, WR, FSU |
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Ever since we had the conversation about him, that’s his red flag game, to me. |
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I think he can be a slightly above average LT, but his ideal position is G. I get the sense that he won’t go quite as high as people think because it seems like most of the experts feel the same way. |
Patriots are not expected to use their franchise tag on OG Joe Thuney as they did last year, per sources. Thuney likely headed to the free-agent market.
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If you're an NFL team looking for an offensive lineman in free agency, here's what Joe Thuney offers: he's 28, been an All-Pro guard who has also started games at center and played offensive tackle too.
He's been called for 3 total penalties over the past two seasons. Standout Per Field Yates |
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