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Rufus Dawes Jr.
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1. Why would Sneed sign that deal? He has more leverage than Jones.
2. Why would Atlanta trade all of that for Jones and pay him top of the market money? |
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2. And I explained the falcons doing this already. They have the money with no big contracts. A solid young roster. A wide open division there to win and get into the playoffs. And doing it for an all pro DT that can get after a QB and elevate their defense. Jones is the best DT in the league right now. They still have their first round pick. Jones is their second round pick. And they still have another third round pick too. They have the means and assets. Last edited by Palangi; 01-30-2024 at 11:13 PM.. |
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I'm struggling to get on board with anything that includes a tag and trade of Chris Jones. I just don't think it's a reality.
The logistics of signing both Sneed and tagging Jones alone are difficult to navigate. Is it entirely possible? Yes, but it also precludes the Chiefs from being active in free agency until they trade Jones unless they push nearly all of Mahomes' money forward. We have no idea how long that could take to trade Jones, and once you do you've freed up all this cap space that you may not need anymore depending on how late into the process Jones is traded. As nice as it would be to do, there is a financial component to it that the Chiefs just might not want to enter into. There is also the aspect of not wanting to lose Sneed either if you can't iron out a deal and saving that tag for him. If I were GM, I'd try to re-sign Jones but if that fails, and it likely would, then I'm looking at taking the loss and moving on. It is what it is. The year to trade Jones was this year if we were going to do it. |
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Atlanta would actually be a fantastic fit for Jones, actually. Like that's the #1 place I see him going.
But the league knows we can't afford him and we're not bringing him back. I think they know we need weapons and Sneed, so they can afford to wait us out. We're going to let the guy walk and let him pick his spot -- a perfect sendoff to a guy that won us three Super Bowls. Franklin would be an excellent pickup for the Chiefs at the bottom of the first. He's like a plus-version of Chris Conley in this offense, and Reid deeply values that type of player. And I like that you included Remigio at the bottom of your WR depth chart -- people are sleeping on how good he is. He may actually be the Skyy Moore we wanted. Amigadjie would be an outstanding pickup in the 3rd -- I actually think he's 2nd value for this team. He probably doesn't start his rookie year though, so you're looking at Wanya Morris at LT for a season, which, yeesh. But Amigadjie has all the hallmarks of a 2nd day tackle fit for the Chiefs. Give him to Andy Heck, see if you can develop those tools. I really like his fit here. I appreciate you getting a McKinnon replacement but that role in the Reid offense is too important to leave for a 5th round rookie, I think they dip into free agency to find the McKinnon third down passblocking back. |
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We ALL want Franklin!!! lol
Jawhar Jordan is a nice late rd draft gem, great shot out! |
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