How does winning SB change your opinion on...

Chris Meck · 02-13-2023, 08:40 PM

How does winning a SB change your opinion on offseason plans for guys like...
Short answer-it doesn't. Long answer:
OBJ-Be reasonable, or get tagged and traded. I'd take a #2.
JuJu-probably not a fit money-wise.

Thornhill-Probably not a fit money-wise.

MVS-under contract, reasonable cost per production. Keep.

Hardman-might take one year incentive laden deal to improve his FA standing in '25. If so, I'd keep him another season.

McKinnon-won't be expensive, and in the best possible situation to extend his career. I'm almost certain he'll be back.

Clark-cut. Would re-sign at a minimal cost with performance incentives.

Wylie-would only keep as a reserve at minimal money. Somebody will probably offer him a better deal.

Saunders-I like Saunders and would keep at rotational type money. If he wants more, nope.

...Knowing that we have 12 picks in the draft.
-In Veach I trust.

02-13-2023, 08:40 PM	#17
Chris Meck MVP Join Date: May 2001 Location: midtown KC Casino cash: $-1445090	How does winning a SB change your opinion on offseason plans for guys like... Short answer-it doesn't. Long answer: OBJ-Be reasonable, or get tagged and traded. I'd take a #2. JuJu-probably not a fit money-wise. Thornhill-Probably not a fit money-wise. MVS-under contract, reasonable cost per production. Keep. Hardman-might take one year incentive laden deal to improve his FA standing in '25. If so, I'd keep him another season. McKinnon-won't be expensive, and in the best possible situation to extend his career. I'm almost certain he'll be back. Clark-cut. Would re-sign at a minimal cost with performance incentives. Wylie-would only keep as a reserve at minimal money. Somebody will probably offer him a better deal. Saunders-I like Saunders and would keep at rotational type money. If he wants more, nope. ...Knowing that we have 12 picks in the draft. -In Veach I trust.
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