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The offensive line has a lot to do with how he played. |
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Just pushing everything to the future is how you end up not making it back to the big game. |
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They can create space. The question is how much they want to create/need to create. They can generate $15M easily from Jones and could push it to $20M if needed. Same with Mahomes. I don't know that they'll touch Kelce again, but they can extend Mathieu and pick up a bunch, they can extend Hill and add some, and they can either extend or injury settlement Eric Fisher to create some. Same with Schwartz, who - even if he retires - will function like a regular cut and save them $6M. There are no major extension candidates this year. The Chiefs will be able to find room. I think it makes the most sense to find room to spend on a C or RT as there will be some good ones available and the prices on those positions are generally reasonable in free agency. |
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He’s 32 and has a cheap cap hit next year at $7.5 million. Up his cap hits in 2022 and 2023 and then extend him if you want when he’s 34-35. |
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Draft defense
Draft more Defense Then draft extra Defense. Fill the OL with FA pickups. there's going to be cuts this year like we've never seen due to the Cap decrease. Pickup a good WR in FA also. |
Priority #1 has to be a legitimate swing tackle. A guy who's mostly a RT but can play LT until Fisher is ready.
Both our tackle spots are sketchy as **** going into the season. I'd like to see a tackle and a guard or two picked up in F/A, and then another tackle picked up in the draft. Due to injury and lack of production there are legitimate holes on this roster and Veach has his work cut out for him this offseason. Surely he has a plan. |
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I just ran through the following:
1) Restructure Chris Jones (saves $11M on 21 cap hit) 2) Extend Mathieu (added 3 years, turned it into a 4/$60M deal, which is roughly market value, structured it so I save $11M on 2021 cap) 3) Extend Eric Fisher for one year. I trimmed his 2021 base to $2m, gave him a $4m signing bonus to, saved $8M on 21) 4) Cut Mitchel Schwartz (simulates a retirement on his part, saves $6M against 21 cap) That puts the Chiefs at $166M in cap liabilities. If the cap gets chopped to $175M they still can sign rookies without doing anything painful. If it ends up at $185M they still have enough room to make a few moves in FA. If it stays flat at $195M they're in awesome shape. |
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