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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19
As I sit here and think about it, I can’t believe that trading Peters is even a thought in Veach’s mind.
I’ve never saw a CB do the things he does on a consistent basis. Never saw a secondary player with the ability to take the ball away like him. And he’s allowed the lowest passer rating in the NFL since arriving in 2015.
Get rid of that guy? Hell no.
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Logic + Critical Thinking pretty much annihilate this stupid trade, yes?
Yes.
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Originally Posted by RealSNR
One of the reasons why this Fuller trade was such a big deal is because this defense played its ****ing brains out when Peters had a REAL CB2 playing across from him.
Sean Smith sucks now, but he was doing the stuff we needed him to do in 2015. Since he left, who's the best Peters has had? Steven ****ing Nelson? One or two games of Terrence Mitchell?
A real CB2 opposite Peters is going to make people REALLY see how ****ing valuable he is.
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Yet even more critical thinking destroys the stupid premise of this imaginary trade.
We did NOT bring in a competent partner to our world-destroying CB, so that we could trade away our world-destroying CB.
Veach is gearing this team up to not only pick up right where we left off, but to surpass the outcome of last season's effort.
The offense is going to look absolutely magical compared to the usual fare of the last 5 years, and the defense is going to get back to creating turnovers which WILL be capitalized upon in the form of TD's while simultaneously feeding off of the winning energy of a true Franchise QB.
Yes, the players and personnel matter to our collective effort but more than that, Veach is working the scales of team-building to create a balanced whole where no one unit can point a finger of blame or a fist of superiority to the other.
I expect to see the most inspired Chiefs football that I will have witnessed since the very best years of the 1990's, and I further contend that this new unit, when completed, will take things farther than any era before them in the modern NFL.