Veach trying to keep Trey Smith

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Go look at Crow’s mock from yesterday in the draft forum.

I know Crow wouldn’t advocate signing Smith, but he does it there, and you can see how they get to the conclusion that if the goal is to put together the very best 30-35 players to play meaningful offensive and defensive snaps in 2025, it may include signing Smith.

It just doesn’t take a whole lot of backflips and cartwheels to see how they can re-sign Smith, sign LT, have a sensible BPA draft, and come out with the optimal 2025 roster.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Go look at Crow’s mock from yesterday in the draft forum.

I know Crow wouldn’t advocate signing Smith, but he does it there, and you can see how they get to the conclusion that if the goal is to put together the very best 30-35 players to play meaningful offensive and defensive snaps in 2025, it may include signing Smith.

It just doesn’t take a whole lot of backflips and cartwheels to see how they can re-sign Smith, sign LT, have a sensible BPA draft, and come out with the optimal 2025 roster.

Very well stated. We are obsessing over the possibility of the offensive line making so much money, but when you consider the top 3 skill positions on this roster (WR, RB, CB) are making literal pennies, it gives you some flexibility.

You can pay Smith and then drop Taylor, Thuney or both next year. It's not overcomplicated. Nobody understands Tre Smith's value as much as KC. If they find him to be a core player and want him back, I'm certainly not going to go giving them a hard time about it.