This is CP. We see what we want to see, and read what we want to be true into any and everything.

I'm the same, he's been my preference throughout. Although sounds like he'll cost a fair wedge now. But honestly, if they end up just getting DJ back...I can live with it, if it gives us flexibility in the draft.

I think I agree, vet insurance at LT is absolutely necessary - to allow BPA in a draft where we REALLY need to hit, to enable a LT prospect to redshirt if necessary, and to provide a higher floor than last year. I don't think I want Cam Robinson on an expensive multi-year contract unless we can bail after, say, 2, but we need someone, even if that's DJ back.

DJ has already indicated he signed last season for this year. He fully expects to be back.

In a perfect world he's got plenty of competition and is a vet swing/BU.

I find it amazingly hard to believe that KC watched Mike Danna and FAU blow past Turnstile Dan in week 17, and said…that’s our guy.

You posted the same comment in the chiefs reddit

Wrong Moore

Veach is going to agree to a contract for a LT tomorrow, which then allows him to go to the Bank of Mahomes for the exact amount. Wonder if Mahomes would be like, hey Bart, here's a little extra for my my boy Justin Reed.

Oddly, not on chiefs Reddit. But whoever is…is a genius.

Those guys had a hard-on for taking Donovan Jackson in the 1st round.

They've lost the plot.

Structure would mean a TON.

I mean if you get Moore on a deal that essentially pays him, say, $20 million over the first 2 seasons and then $40 million over the following 2 seasons, you're essentially signing him for a 2 year deal with team options if he proves to be a credible LT.

You take a little bit of risk in those first 2 seasons at $10 million/season, but it's not horrifying.

And in the end, the numbers settle out as "mid-teens" over the 4 years. But if he plays out those 4 years, that mid-teen figure will be a steal.

You're risking a bit in the first couple seasons for a lot of value baked into the deal in the last 2.

Now maybe he does much much better than that. But that's a way that sort of contract could be structured to hit figures that are insane on their face but not too bad when you drill them down.

Jaylon Moore seems like the only guy available who has any chance of outplaying his contract. Almost every other option has a ceiling of “expensive but good enough to get by”.

ESPN nextgen stats has Dan Moore as the #11 tackle in the league in terms of pass block win rate at 93%.

That's one spot higher than Ronnie Stanley, FWIW.