The roster as it stands

[Phoneix]

My 2022 Game 1 roster guesses:

QB - Mahomes/Henne/Buechele
RB - CEH/McKinnon/Pacheco
FB - Burton
WR1 - MVS/ Hardman/Watson
WR2 - Juju/Moore/Fountain OR Coleman
TE - Kelce/Bell/Gray/Fortson
RT - Wylie/Christian
RG - Smith/Caliendo
C - Humphrey/Reiter
LG - Thuney/Allegretii
LT - OBJ

O = 26

LDE - Karlaftis/Danna
LDT - Nandi/Wharton
RDT - Jones/Saunders
RDE - Clark/Dunlap
WLB - Bolton/Harris
MLB - Gay/Carter
SLB - Lee/Chenal
LCB - McDuffie/Fenton/Lammons
RCB - Sneed/Williams/Watson
SS - Reid/Cook
FS - Thornhill/Bush

D = 24

ST
Butker
Townsend
Winchester

PTW- PS
Crum - PS
Franks - Release
Ealy - Release
Fleet-Davis - PS
Jones - Release
Gore - PS
Powell - PS
Gordon - Release
Kinnard - PS
Niang - IR
Bootle - PS
Key - Release
Barcoo - Released
Johnson - Released
Anderson - PS
Kaindoh - PS




Just trying to keep up....makes it a little more clear to be able to see needs/wants

QB - Mahomes/Henne/Buchele
RB - CEH/Jones/Gore/Pacheco
FB - Burton
WR1 - Hardman/MVS/Coleman/Dieter
WR2 - Juju/Moore/Gordon/Powell/Fountain
TE - Kelce/Bell/Gray/Fortson
RT - Niang/Wylie/Christian/Kinnard
RG - Smith
C - Humphrey/Reiter
LG - Thuney/Allegretti
LT - OBJ/PTW
LDE - Karlaftis/Danna
LDT - Nandi/Wharton
RDT - Jones/Saunders
RDE - Clark/Kaindoh
WLB - Harris/Chenal
MLB - Bolton/Carter
SLB - Gay/Lee
LCB - Fenton/McDuffie/Bootle/Watson
RCB - Sneed/Baker/Williams/Barcoo/Johnson
SS - Reid/Key/Cook
FS - Thornhill/Bush/Anderson

Salaries in the spoilers

Spoiler!

Originally Posted by Wilson8

I really like this roster and think with the draft, it is really going to be looking good.

Below I am showing the Chiefs roster along with their contracts. Also added within each position group, a draft slot that we have and what the Chiefs MIGHT be able to draft with that position.

I'm not married to the results. I know we can trade and move around. Just want to show a possibility.

Offense -

Quarterbacks (3/2)
• 15 Patrick Mahomes, Age 26, 6-3, 227, (2022 $35.8M, 2023 46.8M…2031 $52.5)
• 4 Chad Henne, Age 37, 6-3, 215, ($3,265,000)
• 6 Shane Buechele, Age 23. 6-0, 208, (2022 $825K, 2023 ERFA)

Running backs (5/5) Draft (135) Ty Chandler, North Carolina, Rachaad White, Arizona State, Tyler Badie, Missouri, Pierre Strong, South Dakota State, or Dameon Pierce, Florida

• 45 Michael Burton FB, Age 29, 6-0, 243, (2022, $1,047,500)
• 25 Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Age 22, 5-8, 205, (2022 $2.9M, 2023 3.4M)
• Ronald Jones II, Age 25, 5-11, 208, (2022 Max $5M)
• 40 Derrick Gore, Age 27, 5-10, 207, (2022 ERFA $825)
• Brendon Knox, Age 23, 5-11, 220, Signed to Futures contract $705

o 1 Jerick McKinnon Age 29, 5-9. 201, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned
o 31 Darrel Williams, Age 26, 5-11, 219, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

Wide receivers (13/6) Draft (29) Drake London, USC, Chris Olave, Ohio State, Treylon Burks, Arkansas, Skyy Moore, Western Michigan, or Jahan Dotson, Penn State

• 17 Mecole Hardman, Age 23, 5-10, 180, (2022 $4.399M)
• 11 Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Age 27, 6-4, 206 (3yr $30M)
• 9 JuJu Smith-Schuster Age 25, 6-1, 215 (2022 $2.89M)
• Corey Coleman, Age 27, 5-10, 185, (2022 $965K)
• 19 Josh Gordon, Age 30, 6-3, 238, Re-signed to Futures contract, $895K
• 12 Gehrig Dieter, Age 28, 6-3, 208 Re-signed to Futures contract, $895K
• 82 Daurice Fountain, Age 26, 6-1, 212 Re-signed to Futures contract $965K
• 14 Cornell Powell, Age 24, 6-0, 210 Re-signed to Futures contract $705K
• Chris Finke, Age 25, 5-10, 184, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Justin Watson, Age 25, 6-3, 215, Signed to Futures contract. $895K
• Omar Bayless, Age 25, 6-1, 210, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Mathew Sexton, Age 24, 5-11, 175, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Gary Jennings, Age 24, 6-1, 216, Signed to Futures contract. $825K

o 10 Tyreek Hill, Age 27, 5-10, 185, Miami Dolphins 4yr $120M
o 13 Byron Pringle, Age 28, 6-1, 201, Chicago Bears 1yr $4.125M
o 11 Demarcus Robinson, Age 27, 6-1, 202, Las Vegas Raiders 1yr $1,187M
o 85 Marcus Kemp Age 26, 6-4, 208, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

Tight ends (9/3) Draft (121) Jelani Woods, Virginia, Jeremy Ruckert, Ohio State, Charlie Kolar, Iowa State, or Jelen Wydermyer, Texas A&M

• 83 Noah Gray, Age 22, 6-4, 243, (2022 $903K, 2023 $1.018M, 2024 $1.133M)
• 87 Travis Kelce, Age 32, 6-5, 256, (2022 $8.9M, 2023 $14.65M, 2024 $16.4M, 2025 $18.65M)
• 88 Jody Fortson, Age 26, 6-6, 240 (2022 ERFA $825K) PUP/IR
• 81 Blake Bell, Age 30, 6-6, 260, (2022 ?)
• 48 Nakia Griffin-Stewart, Age 25, 6-5, 260 Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• 80 Mark Vital TE, Age 25, 6-5, 250, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• Jordan Franks, 6-4, 250, Signed to Futures contract. $825 K
• Josh Pederson, Age 24, 6-5. 235, Signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• 84 Matt Bushman, Age 26, 6-5, 245, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K

Offensive Linemen (12/10) Draft (94) Kellen Diesch, Arizona State. Cordell Volson, North Dakota State, Rasheed Walker, Penn State, Max Mitchell, Louisiana, or Braxton Jones Southern Utah Late round (251) Austin Deculus, LSU

• 73 Nick Allegretti G, Age 25, 6-4, 315, (2022 $1.003M)
• 57 Orlando Brown Jr. T, Age 25, 6-8, 363, (2022 Tag, $16,6M) Contract Projection: ($21M per year).
• 52 Creed Humphrey C, Age 22, 6-5, 309, (2022 $1.264M. 2023 $1.517M, 2024 $1.770M)
• 67 Lucas Niang T, Age 23, 6-6, 339, (2022 $1.071M. 2023 $1.207M, 2024 $1.321M) PUP/IR
• 65 Trey Smith G, Age 22, 6-6, 329, (2022 $857K. 2023 $972K, 2024 $1.087M)
• 70 Prince Tega Wanogho T, Age 24, 6-5, 303, (2022 $825K, 2023 ERFA)
• 62 Joe Thuney G, Age 29, 6-5, 304, (2022 $8.1M. 2023 $22.1M, 2024 $22.6M, 2025 $22.6M)
• 77 Andrew Wylie T/G, Age 28, 6-6, 310, (2022 $1,187,500)
• Geron Christian OT, Age 26, 6-5, 303, (2022 $1,047,500)
• 64 Darryl Williams C, Age 24, 6-2, 304, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• Roderick Johnson OT, Age 26, 6-6, 300, Re-signed to Futures contract. $965 K
• Austin Reiter, Age 30, 6-3, 300 (2022 ?)

o 66 Austin Blythe C, Age 29, 6-2, 280, Seattle Seahawks 1yr $4M
o 69 Kyle Long G, Age 33, 6-6, 332, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned
o 75 Mike Remmers T (IR), Age 32, 6-5, 301, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

Originally Posted by Wilson8

I really like this roster and think with the draft, it is really going to be looking good.

Below I am showing the Chiefs roster along with their contracts. Also added within each position group, a draft slot that we have and what the Chiefs MIGHT be able to draft with that position.

I'm not married to the results. I know we can trade and move around. Just want to show a possibility.

Offense -

Quarterbacks (3/2)
• 15 Patrick Mahomes, Age 26, 6-3, 227, (2022 $35.8M, 2023 46.8M…2031 $52.5)
• 4 Chad Henne, Age 37, 6-3, 215, ($3,265,000)
• 6 Shane Buechele, Age 23. 6-0, 208, (2022 $825K, 2023 ERFA)

Running backs (5/5) Draft (135) Ty Chandler, North Carolina, Rachaad White, Arizona State, Tyler Badie, Missouri, Pierre Strong, South Dakota State, or Dameon Pierce, Florida

• 45 Michael Burton FB, Age 29, 6-0, 243, (2022, $1,047,500)
• 25 Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Age 22, 5-8, 205, (2022 $2.9M, 2023 3.4M)
• Ronald Jones II, Age 25, 5-11, 208, (2022 Max $5M)
• 40 Derrick Gore, Age 27, 5-10, 207, (2022 ERFA $825)
• Brendon Knox, Age 23, 5-11, 220, Signed to Futures contract $705

o 1 Jerick McKinnon Age 29, 5-9. 201, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned
o 31 Darrel Williams, Age 26, 5-11, 219, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

Wide receivers (13/6) Draft (29) Drake London, USC, Chris Olave, Ohio State, Treylon Burks, Arkansas, Skyy Moore, Western Michigan, or Jahan Dotson, Penn State

• 17 Mecole Hardman, Age 23, 5-10, 180, (2022 $4.399M)
• 11 Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Age 27, 6-4, 206 (3yr $30M)
• 9 JuJu Smith-Schuster Age 25, 6-1, 215 (2022 $2.89M)
• Corey Coleman, Age 27, 5-10, 185, (2022 $965K)
• 19 Josh Gordon, Age 30, 6-3, 238, Re-signed to Futures contract, $895K
• 12 Gehrig Dieter, Age 28, 6-3, 208 Re-signed to Futures contract, $895K
• 82 Daurice Fountain, Age 26, 6-1, 212 Re-signed to Futures contract $965K
• 14 Cornell Powell, Age 24, 6-0, 210 Re-signed to Futures contract $705K
• Chris Finke, Age 25, 5-10, 184, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Justin Watson, Age 25, 6-3, 215, Signed to Futures contract. $895K
• Omar Bayless, Age 25, 6-1, 210, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Mathew Sexton, Age 24, 5-11, 175, Signed to Futures contract. $705K
• Gary Jennings, Age 24, 6-1, 216, Signed to Futures contract. $825K

o 10 Tyreek Hill, Age 27, 5-10, 185, Miami Dolphins 4yr $120M
o 13 Byron Pringle, Age 28, 6-1, 201, Chicago Bears 1yr $4.125M
o 11 Demarcus Robinson, Age 27, 6-1, 202, Las Vegas Raiders 1yr $1,187M
o 85 Marcus Kemp Age 26, 6-4, 208, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

Tight ends (9/3) Draft (121) Jelani Woods, Virginia, Jeremy Ruckert, Ohio State, Charlie Kolar, Iowa State, or Jelen Wydermyer, Texas A&M

• 83 Noah Gray, Age 22, 6-4, 243, (2022 $903K, 2023 $1.018M, 2024 $1.133M)
• 87 Travis Kelce, Age 32, 6-5, 256, (2022 $8.9M, 2023 $14.65M, 2024 $16.4M, 2025 $18.65M)
• 88 Jody Fortson, Age 26, 6-6, 240 (2022 ERFA $825K) PUP/IR
• 81 Blake Bell, Age 30, 6-6, 260, (2022 ?)
• 48 Nakia Griffin-Stewart, Age 25, 6-5, 260 Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• 80 Mark Vital TE, Age 25, 6-5, 250, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• Jordan Franks, 6-4, 250, Signed to Futures contract. $825 K
• Josh Pederson, Age 24, 6-5. 235, Signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• 84 Matt Bushman, Age 26, 6-5, 245, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K

Offensive Linemen (12/10) Draft (94) Kellen Diesch, Arizona State. Cordell Volson, North Dakota State, Rasheed Walker, Penn State, Max Mitchell, Louisiana, or Braxton Jones Southern Utah Late round (251) Austin Deculus, LSU

• 73 Nick Allegretti G, Age 25, 6-4, 315, (2022 $1.003M)
• 57 Orlando Brown Jr. T, Age 25, 6-8, 363, (2022 Tag, $16,6M) Contract Projection: ($21M per year).
• 52 Creed Humphrey C, Age 22, 6-5, 309, (2022 $1.264M. 2023 $1.517M, 2024 $1.770M)
• 67 Lucas Niang T, Age 23, 6-6, 339, (2022 $1.071M. 2023 $1.207M, 2024 $1.321M) PUP/IR
• 65 Trey Smith G, Age 22, 6-6, 329, (2022 $857K. 2023 $972K, 2024 $1.087M)
• 70 Prince Tega Wanogho T, Age 24, 6-5, 303, (2022 $825K, 2023 ERFA)
• 62 Joe Thuney G, Age 29, 6-5, 304, (2022 $8.1M. 2023 $22.1M, 2024 $22.6M, 2025 $22.6M)
• 77 Andrew Wylie T/G, Age 28, 6-6, 310, (2022 $1,187,500)
• Geron Christian OT, Age 26, 6-5, 303, (2022 $1,047,500)
• 64 Darryl Williams C, Age 24, 6-2, 304, Re-signed to Futures contract. $705 K
• Roderick Johnson OT, Age 26, 6-6, 300, Re-signed to Futures contract. $965 K
• Austin Reiter, Age 30, 6-3, 300 (2022 ?)

o 66 Austin Blythe C, Age 29, 6-2, 280, Seattle Seahawks 1yr $4M
o 69 Kyle Long G, Age 33, 6-6, 332, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned
o 75 Mike Remmers T (IR), Age 32, 6-5, 301, (2022 Free Agent) unsigned

[gblowfish]

I'd give Melvin Ingram one more year if he's still got some gas in the tank. Dude is money against the AFC West.

[Couch-Potato]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

I'd give Melvin Ingram one more year if he's still got some gas in the tank. Dude is money against the AFC West.

I'm curious how productive Ingram really was for us? Any stats out there that suggest he was a significant shot in the arm for our D-line?

[T-post Tom]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

At the very least he's mean, would bring some toughness, and fits the movement to overhaul our D into a more physical group.

I will fight Suh. Waiting at the George Brett statue right now! Come at me bro!

[KChiefs1]

https://www.facebook.com/10076672993...345213211/?d=n

Examining Chiefs' remaining needs following 2022 NFL draft
by
Nicolas Roesch
May 9, 2022


The 2022 NFL draft is in the books, rookie minicamp is underway and the Kansas City Chiefs’ 90-man offseason roster is beginning to take shape.

The Chiefs have filled a lot of needs throughout their roster via the draft and in undrafted free agency. They still, however, could use some quality depth at a variety of positions. It’s possible, especially on the defensive side of the ball, that they could still add a starter or two in the coming weeks or months ahead of OTAs, mandatory minicamp and training camp.

Let’s take a look at the remaining needs for Kansas City as we enter phase 2 of the offseason program:

Defensive end


Despite selecting George Karlaftis in the first round, the Chiefs’ defensive end group as a whole isn’t too inspiring. There is plenty of reason to be excited for Karlaftis, but remember that he is a rookie and could face a learning curve in the NFL.

Frank Clark is coming off his worst sack total since his rookie season, recording only 4.5 during the 2021 NFL season. He still sets the edge and plays the run well, but he doesn’t seem to have the same motor or athleticism from his previous years. He’s also struggled to stay healthy, missing multiple games in two of his three seasons with the Chiefs. They can’t put very many chips in Clark bouncing back to 2019 form.

Mike Danna has proven valuable as a rotational pass rusher, but he will have to elevate his game to get more snaps than Karlaftis or Clark. Joshua Kaindoh has a massive frame and a lot of athletic traits but spent most of 2021 on injured reserve and still has plenty to prove. The same goes for 2021 UDFA Malik Herring, who spent last year redshirting a knee injury with Kansas City.

With all the unknowns within the edge rush group, the Chiefs would really benefit from bringing in a veteran free agent. Melvin Ingram will come to mind first for Chiefs fans, and it is a definite possibility after the Chiefs placed a UFA tender on him. It would be nice to see the team make another addition, but edge rushers don’t come cheap.


Defensive tackle


On the surface, the Chiefs have a nice duo of starting defensive tackles in Chris Jones and Derick Nnadi. Jones is a perennial Pro Bowler and Nnadi’s stout run defense is a nice complement to Jones’ pass rushing abilities.

Their depth isn’t bad either. Tershawn Wharton has been a diamond in the rough since signing with Kansas City as an undrafted free agent in 2020. Khalen Saunders has shown flashes when healthy, which has been the big problem to this point of his career. Taylor Stallworth is a good free-agent addition who could see more success with extended playtime.

So, what’s the cause for concern? Chris Jones is the only defensive tackle under contract for the Chiefs in 2023. Kansas City could save roughly $20 million by cutting him after the 2022 season, which could be a possibility considering Jones hasn’t reached double-digit sacks since 2018.

There’s also a concern for injury. If Jones were to miss extended time, the Chiefs don’t exactly have another DT with very polished pass-rushing ability. It could be worth considering bringing in a free agent who can get after the quarterback. Larry Ogunjobi is an intriguing free agent option who is coming off his best season as a pro with seven sacks for the Cincinnati Bengals.


Cornerback


The Chiefs have a lot of talented cornerbacks, but do they have a true No. 1 lockdown corner? They certainly hope that Trent McDuffie will become that guy, but he may need a year or two before he gets there. Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo likes to line up L’Jarius Sneed all over the defense, from a nickel to outside corner.

Kansas City has nice depth behind McDuffie and Sneed, but nobody to surely bank on. The AFC West is loaded with premier wide receivers, so continuing to invest in corner wouldn’t be a bad thing. There are still a number of quality veterans available such as Chris Harris Jr., Kyle Fuller and Kevin King. New York Giants CB James Bradberry, who the Chiefs have shown interest in, is expected to be released soon and would be a great fit in Kansas City too. Having a veteran in the building might not be such a bad thing given the current influx of youth they have at the position.


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[Couch-Potato]

QB - A+
OL - A
RB - C+
WR - B-
TE - A+

DL - C (Clowney & Ogunjobi = B)
LB - B+
CB - C+ (Bradberry = B)
S - C+

Not sure if I'm being too harsh on our secondary, could end up as good as our OL overhaul but we're currently without a star player and relying on a couple of rookies to step up. Who's the leader of our secondary now without Honey Badger?

[austing24]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

QB - A+
OL - A
RB - C+
WR - B-
TE - A+

DL - C (Clowney & Ogunjobi = B)
LB - B+
CB - C+ (Bradberry = B)
S - C+

Not sure if I'm being too harsh on our secondary, could end up as good as our OL overhaul but we're currently without a star player and relying on a couple of rookies to step up. Who's the leader of our secondary now without Honey Badger?

I think the secondary positions are a bit better than you’re giving them credit for (though some of the improvement is obviously from unproven rookies, McDuffie seems like as sure of a hit you can have at rookie CB). Leaders of the defense will almost assuredly be Justin Reid and Nick Bolton.


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[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

QB - A+
OL - A
RB - C+
WR - B-
TE - A+

DL - C (Clowney & Ogunjobi = B)
LB - B+
CB - C+ (Bradberry = B)
S - C+

Not sure if I'm being too harsh on our secondary, could end up as good as our OL overhaul but we're currently without a star player and relying on a couple of rookies to step up. Who's the leader of our secondary now without Honey Badger?

Really hard to grade these positions without knowing what the rookies will do.

OL could be an A+ if Kinnard is good. Most evaluators graded us as a top 5 OL last year, despite having a gaping hole at RT.

Who really knows with WR? I do like that we appear to have a minimum of 4 competent bodies.

I’m confident the secondary as a whole will be a minimum of a B, with major upside. Bradberry would make the group a minimum B+. But still, that’s with the assumption that McDuffie is good. I think he will be, because Veach has routinely found good DBs with much less investment than moving up in the first.

[Couch-Potato]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Really hard to grade these positions without knowing what the rookies will do.

OL could be an A+ if Kinnard is good. Most evaluators graded us as a top 5 OL last year, despite having a gaping hole at RT.

Who really knows with WR? I do like that we appear to have a minimum of 4 competent bodies.

I’m confident the secondary as a whole will be a minimum of a B, with major upside. Bradberry would make the group a minimum B+. But still, that’s with the assumption that McDuffie is good. I think he will be, because Veach has routinely found good DBs with much less investment than moving up in the first.

I agree this is my right now grade but bring in a couple of FAs and give us a season to gel and every one of our position groups could be a B or better by the playoffs.

If Kinnard is the guy at RT, then for sure our OL is an A+.

If our OL is an A+, that could finally elevate our RD 1 RB and get our RB group to a B but hard to live up to RB expectations in KC due to the big names in our past.

LB could also be an A by the end of the season.

Our WR group is made up of good #2/#3 types, a solid foundation for the future.

The DB group requires a lot of faith in our youth movement. Add Bradberry and they could be an A group by the end of the year but currently, it's all projection.

[Rainbarrel]

Read at own reward: UDFA position changes
https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2022...ition-changes/

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

I agree this is my right now grade but bring in a couple of FAs and give us a season to gel and every one of our position groups could be a B or better by the playoffs.

If Kinnard is the guy at RT, then for sure our OL is an A+.

If our OL is an A+, that could finally elevate our RD 1 RB and get our RB group to a B but hard to live up to RB expectations in KC due to the big names in our past.

LB could also be an A by the end of the season.

Our WR group is made up of good #2/#3 types, a solid foundation for the future.

The DB group requires a lot of faith in our youth movement. Add Bradberry and they could be an A group by the end of the year but currently, it's all projection.

I agree about the WRs. Much deeper but not top heavy like before.

If Veach pulls a rabbit out of his hat and makes a splash for like McLaurin, then that becomes an incredible group.

[Couch-Potato]

Robert Quinn Trade?

[Couch-Potato]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

Clowney still out there, he's a high-impact player at our #1 position of need.

Would love to bring him and Suh in to continue our defensive overhaul.

Front 7 of Karlaftis, Suh, Jones, Clowney + Bolton, Gay, & Chenal could be very solid!

Can we make the cap space work?

We can afford both of them apparently: https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2022/...in-kansas-city

Extend Orlando Brown Jr
+
Sign Clowney, Suh, & Bradberry
+
Add WR OBJ as a mid-season spark
=
Superbowl Run!

[Couch-Potato]

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

Suh looked completely washed last year

"I’ve convinced myself that Suh is the perfect fit for Kansas City. Suh is at the “ring chasing” point of his career. He’s made his money. Now it’s about doing some winning. And he’s still a pretty darn productive player, too.

Suh accumulated 12 sacks, 32 quarterback hits and 16 tackles for loss over the past two seasons in Tampa Bay. The only defensive tackles with more sacks during that stretch are Aaron Donald, Chris Jones, DeForest Buckner and Cam Heyward. For quarterback hits during that period, only Grady Jarrett and Jonathan Allen notched more than Suh.

The moral of the story? Suh can still play.

Defensive tackle is also one of the only positions at which the Chiefs could clearly use an upgrade. It’s also a one without a recent high draft pick that Suh would be preventing from seeing playing time.

When they signed Reed last year, the Chiefs clearly saw value in adding a veteran interior rusher. Suh’s role would be similar: joining Jones on the interior to wreak havoc on passing downs." -bleacher report

[Rainbarrel]

Suh could go...Suh, and break the black Joe Flacco
Edit: well I guess they may not find someone better

[RaidersOftheCellar]

Sign Beckham or Julio Jones + Ingram and they'll kick everyone's asses...