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Jones vs. Judon plus 1st round draft pick (and possibly more) |
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I’m paying the money for Mahomes no matter any compensation. We just need to spend the money wisely elsewhere. Can’t have everything.
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The only reasons you don’t pay him: If you feel his knee won’t hold up If you feel like won’t take the responsibility that comes with the contract seriously. If you feel he might get into off the field trouble during the contract If you feel he has reached his ceiling |
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If someone does something stupid like offering 2 1sts and a 2nd, you take it regardless of how you feel about him. |
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If you pay Jones you also have to be convinced you can rebuild the entire offensive live without free agency, that you can use CB rentals and late round draft picks at CB, and that Kelce is just a machine who keeps producing. The reason I'd sign Jones is because I think the cap is going to jump up. The reason I would trade him is because the team has some critical areas of need that I'm just not confident in being able to address in the draft alone. |
Should be more than just a 1st rounder.
Didn't we already spend Jones money on Clark? |
So in this debate many of you are saying you'd rather have option #1 versus option #2...
Option 1 = Chris Jones on a new 5-yr contract with ~20 mil AAV Option 2 = - Choose 1 of these $12-$14 mil guys... Brandon Scherff (G), Byron Jones (CB), Markus Golden (OLB), Chris Harris (CB), Jamie Collins (OLB), Matt Skura (C), Cory Littleton (LB) PLUS - Choose 1 of these $4-6 mil guys... Michael Pierce (DT), Jordan Phillips (DT), Patrick Onwuasor (ILB) PLUS - Choose 1 (1st round pick)... Grant Delpit (S), Patrick Queen (LB), Henry Ruggs (WR), Kenneth Murray (LB), Kristian Fulton (CB), Xavier McKinney (S) PLUS - 3rd Round Pick for a rotational RB, slot WR, 3rd safety, depth CB etc. I'm finding it hard to say Chris Jones. And he's admittedly awesome, but we can sign a legit proven player, a decent vet player, a 1st / 3rd round pick in a really nice draft class. This one isn't that hard to me. |
1. We don’t know how much Jones is asking for.
2. Byron Jones is not getting $12-14 million a season. Try more. And I’m not paying a ****ing OG that much money. 3. We have no idea what other teams are going to offer for Jones. |
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Option 1 - Awesome, Big Dick Jones.
Option 2 - Overpaid, Free Agent Broke Dicks and some Draft Picks that have a huge chance to be a bust. This one isn't that hard for me. |
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when jones came back Spags started playing him at DE on run downs. |
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You should go back to Pestilence, it fits better. |
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No because Veach isn't Dorsey. I like for the most part how he has structured the contracts |
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Let’s say they feel they can just bring back Pennel and have a very good DT rotation and they can get a first in the 13-18 range and a 2nd or early third...I could see that being valuable to Veach because a blue chip talent could fall to them at that range or they could use that pick to slide down into the mid 20s and adding another second rounder or a future first. That strategy is a huge gamble, but could yield huge results. |
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:bravo::bravo::bravo::bravo::bravo::bravo::bravo::bravo: |
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I am firmly in the we need to keep Chris Jones camp, but one thing we all need to keep in mind is that Jones hasn't demanded $20 million, and has stated that he wants to be a Kansas City Chief. I'm not saying he is going to take significantly less than fair market value, but as of right now we don't have any idea what his asking price is. Sent from my GM1915 using Tapatalk |
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But since you went there I will say that you are still incorrect in what you think you saw. The run D came together after the first Titan game when they sat Pennel and didn't play Ragland. After that they played Pennel and Ragland on running downs and we were able to stop the run and still defend the pass well enough when a team tried to switch it up trying to catch us off guard. Spags rotated Nnadi, Jones and Saunders next to Pennel for the most part but sometimes he even put Jones at DE next to Pennel and or Nnadi. |
The Sacksquatch voters are winning handily :thumb:
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There are only 53 slots available, give me one guy capable of producing like two... not vice versa We’ll see what Veach does, but my bet is squarely on Jones |
I have Jones as one of my cornerstone players for this team.
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I don’t know that them trading Jones automatically means they’ll just hand that $20M out to 2 or 3 other players that they’d bring in.
Really, trading Jones would signal a need for money to me that it almost certainly dedicated to Mahomes. Not adding new, relatively expensive players. |
Yikes!
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">In one month (3/19), Jared Goff will be paid his $21M roster bonus for 2020. In addition, his $25M 2021 salary, $2.5M 2021 roster bonus, & $15.5M 2022 roster bonus ALL become fully guaranteed. His dead cap figure will rise to $94M!</p>— Spotrac (@spotrac) <a href="https://twitter.com/spotrac/status/1230099715527790593?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 19, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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I did this exercise with my Hill thread. If you look through the highest paid contracts at every position they don’t look like a good deal. Hell Donald even didn’t have a great year this year. I go back to the productivity per unit Salary Cap just doesn’t seem very good at all in any position other than good QBs. That’s perhaps exacerbated by all the first round bounces where the other team mitigates our good guy and he produces ****ing nothing in a first round bounce. But that doesn’t change the fact that if you paid for a dude that didn’t produce very much more than a dude half his price. |
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If this CBA deal with 2 extra games per season instead of 1 passes, you pay Jones what he wants and backload the holy hell out of it.
Instead of the average $10 million rise in the cap every year, it’s gonna easily be at least $15 million per year. |
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Then, consider that a lot of these guys are literally supporting their entire extended family. Parents, uncles, aunts, baby mommas, etc. The average NFL career is about 3 years. No one gets paid the last year of their contract. Their agents get paid more if they get paid more, so . . . Probably a few more reasons on top of those. And the vast majority of players will never be inducted into the HOF, so why not take the money? But if I were a player of Chris Jones' caliber, I would definitely think about the HOF and my legacy. Multiple SB rings would be a top goal right now, were I him. And I would take a discount to achieve that goal. |
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If the contract is $5M less over the length of say 5 years then probably, especially if you are on a team that is contending or you already have roots. |
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Bigger percentage New TV deals More games Gambling $ More overseas games |
I say we sign Snacks cheap and tag and trade Jones. I like Jones but we're not in a position to pay him right now.
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I read somewhere that sammy watkins cap number is 21m this year
is that right? yep https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/cap/ good lord that berry deal was a nightmare 8 million still in 2020 |
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I agree its good for the game because overall it increases viewership/engagement but I wouldn't have thought its a huge money spinner for the league, and you've already captured "increased viewership" in the new TV deals bit really. Quote:
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Jones isn't going anywhere...he batted down 2 passes in the final minutes of the SB.
While it doesn't really register how important those plays were...they were as big any offensive one. I cant see Veach letting a star player leave...especially with the new CBA about to hit. Clark and Jones seem to have developed a chemistry....maybe they bonded in the fact they have the two most forgettable names in the NFL. |
And with the 32nd pick in the NFL's 2020 Draft the Kansas City CHIEFS select Drue Chrisman - Punter, Ohio State
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