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Originally Posted by O.city
Chiefs need Rashee to be a top 10 wr in the league next year and Fau to be a legit de
Get those things and you’re golden
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I think you have to add Suamataia to that list as well.
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Originally Posted by RealSNR
I haven't been paying attention if new threads haven't been started. **** megathreads.
Did Omenihu sign somewhere? Our RBs... did Hunt sign somewhere? Perine? Or are they just hanging out waiting for a phone call?
Who are the snaps we lost at WR? Did Justin Watson go somewhere? He's the only one I can think of. Hopkins signed, but that guy was looking traaaaash
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Only Perine is signed elsewhere of the names you mentioned, but the question is whether we got better or not. All of those guys are currently not contracted by the Chiefs so I won’t assume they’ll end up back with us.
At this very moment in time, on paper, I don’t believe we can presume to be better. The draft can change a lot but obviously that often just invokes more questions/uncertainties.
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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19
None of our primary AFC competitors — not Buffalo, Baltimore, LA, or Denver — are returning a player like Rashee Rice. They all were very lucky not to suffer that type of loss. So you absolutely have to factor him into the calculus year over year.
The RB snaps they are losing largely stunk. Hunt was the only decent player and he couldn’t break a single 20-yard run, so even he was not playing in his ideal role at near 30 years old.
Hicks is here to take Reid’s role. I’ll hear you on Wharton and Omenihu, but I think Charles is coming back. And it’s the perfect draft to restock your DL anyhow.
I’m not saying it’s hyperbolic, but the Kansas City arrow is at least pointing somewhat up.
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Yeah, I think our arrow is always pointing in a general upward direction as long as we’ve got Mahomie and Reid.
I’m not a doomer. I claimed we were clearly worse off immediately after trading Tyreek Hill as well and one nifty little draft completely threw that prediction on its head. We can do the same again. We’ll just need to prove it on the field.