Yeah, unless we get three or four rookies to step into impact roles right away, this year may be a rebuilding one. Veach was able to land Humphrey, Smith and Bolton last year. He’ll need to match that kind of draft.

What kind of user name is Phoneix ?

Did you mean to put Phoenix and you're an idiot and misspelled it and now stuck with it?

What is Phone IX = Phone 9 ? Are you some cool rapper named Phone 9 ?

Should we be impressed?

Inquiring minds want to know! :hmmm:

When did I act like the draft was anything like a sure thing? Please find that post of mine indicative of such.

I fully expect 2022 to be a down year for the Chiefs. But I expected that even before the Hill trade because all our divisional/conference competitors had improved dramatically and we had too many holes/too little cap and draft flexibility to comfortably fill them.

At least now I see a vision for the next several years as we re-build the roster, get younger, and prepare for the second phase of Mahomes.

Your expectations were in the wrong place if you didn't understand how much the rest of the conference had done to catch up to us even before the Hill trade and how there was little we were able to do to compensate.

We made 4 AFC Championship games in a row by rebuilding the DL in an ofseason/re-building the OL in an offseason, and this is when the bill for Clark, Thuney, OBJ, etc all comes due. Just as people were wrong to view those as immediate success stories in isolation, people would be wrong to view the Hill trade as an immediate failure in the same way.

I understand where we stood relative to the division. I now understand that for the next year and couples years after that, we'll likely be in an even worse off space. Which sucks.

I can't believe we had a few years of competing and now people want to go into rebuilding mode already just because competition got better. But then again, you guys weren't in rebuilding mode until Veach traded Hill and you had to cope.


In a week span you guys went from talking about how the chiefs were still better than rivals but now it's all about how we needed to rebuild and shit and how you already expected a down year LMAO. You guys made that transition a little too fast for me, I have to take some time to adjust.

I can’t speak for everyone else but I’ve been saying that shit since before FA.

11th pick.


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The roster as it stands
 

29th & 50th = 15th
30th & 62nd = 18th


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You guys? Do I need to show you the posts where I said I was terrified about what other teams were doing this offseason?

And who said anything about rebuilding? We couldn’t responsibility pay Hill given the other needs on the team. So we went in another direction to re-tool. They’re not the same thing.

I realize you’re a little, well, slower than most others here so it’s understandable it takes someone like you a little bit more time to adjust.

Ingram. No one mentions Ingram but he was defensive MVP last year imho

No. You haven’t read a word I have been typing. I said our #2/#3 are better/on par. We don’t have a #1. I have made that pretty clear.

When? Last year when JSS missed 12 games?

It’s my name dum dum and it’s pronounced fo-neex

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Camp cut if you ask me

Why can't you pay Hill and still be able to afford other players? Hill is making $23 million a year. Meanwhile we're paying MVS and Frank Clark $18mil each of the next 2 years. Would you rather have Tyreek hill for $23mil or MVS and Frank Clark for $18?

And we would still be able to afford Juju with Tyreek under contract and still have about $15mil in cap space for this year.

Juju had 129 yards in 5 games.

Extrapolated over 17 is 438 yards.


That's abysmal.