Proposed trades at the deadline

[Ming the Merciless]

Also...

One additional reason to add to my list:

5) because we will probably end up with a better record than many of us (me for sure) thought...even say if we 'only' end up 8-8 or 7-9.......its still kind of a middling draft pick so giving up a 3rd rounder somewhere around 15 or 17th pick in the 3rd round would be worth it...IMO...just for the possibility to play a playoff game

[jonzie04]

i think hed be killer in our o hed be the number 1 and he is much more of a deep threat than bowe. he and bowe together would be a huge problem. i dont think hes that much better than bowe overall though. but theres no way we can keep him for longer than a season we barely have enough money to resign houston, cutting hali. i guess we could cut bowe and keep vjax next year but im not 100 percent sure how cutting bowe will work. wed prolly owe him a shit ton of money.

i would consider it if it was a 5th round pick. MAYBE a 4th. a 3 or 2 is way too steep for a player youll likely only have for 1 season. is vjax for 1 year worth a potential kelce to you? charles, houston, jared allen, dante hall? those are all players weve gotten beyond the 3rd round.

this teams young, and has a very nice amount of young talent, it might be best, we keep building through the draft, and try to find our number 1 wr that way. itd be much better for us to sign a few more solid wr like eddy royal, emmanual sanders level in the offseason, than to risk our future on vjax now.

[Wallcrawler]

Originally Posted by jonzie04

this teams young, and has a very nice amount of young talent, it might be best, we keep building through the draft, and try to find our number 1 wr that way.

Not sure if serious.

Was Kelvin Benjamin not on the board when we took that assclown Dee Ford? I find it hard to believe that you would put faith in a front office to build our team through the draft at WR, when the deepest draft for WRs in recent history just happened, and we elected to draft a linebacker who cant even handle the complexities of running AT the ball carrier instead of away from him over a WR that could have instantly improved our offense.

Id be all over bringing Jackson in. He's straight salary, so no loss if we have to go a different direction down the road, and Bowe's ass needs to be gone next season anyway. His drug-related suspension lets us off the hook for some of the guaranteed money in his contract. The guy is definitely not producing at the level he should be for the contract that he signed.

You also have to look at the possibility that DJ may not be coming back either. We've missed his presence in the middle, but we've been serviceable with JMJ and Mauga in the middle, and once Mays is in there, I think we can get by without having to drop the bigtime money that Johnson is going to command, after age 30 and coming off of a devastating Achilles injury.

Also need to see how it goes in terms of getting by without Eric Berry. Guy has barely played this season on our tough schedule, and we're 3-3. If Reid doesn't give a couple games away through shit playcalling, were 4-2 or 5-1 without him. Sinking huge money into so many players hurts the team badly when they aren't available to be on the field.


Our offense is terrible at the WR position. Jackson is a stud WR that can help us win now. Hell, he would probably even boost Bowe's production by his presence on the field alone. If the price is right, Id be all over going for Vincent Jackson.

[jonzie04]

Originally Posted by Wallcrawler

Not sure if serious.

Was Kelvin Benjamin not on the board when we took that assclown Dee Ford? I find it hard to believe that you would put faith in a front office to build our team through the draft at WR, when the deepest draft for WRs in recent history just happened, and we elected to draft a linebacker who cant even handle the complexities of running AT the ball carrier instead of away from him over a WR that could have instantly improved our offense.

Id be all over bringing Jackson in. He's straight salary, so no loss if we have to go a different direction down the road, and Bowe's ass needs to be gone next season anyway. His drug-related suspension lets us off the hook for some of the guaranteed money in his contract. The guy is definitely not producing at the level he should be for the contract that he signed.

You also have to look at the possibility that DJ may not be coming back either. We've missed his presence in the middle, but we've been serviceable with JMJ and Mauga in the middle, and once Mays is in there, I think we can get by without having to drop the bigtime money that Johnson is going to command, after age 30 and coming off of a devastating Achilles injury.

Also need to see how it goes in terms of getting by without Eric Berry. Guy has barely played this season on our tough schedule, and we're 3-3. If Reid doesn't give a couple games away through shit playcalling, were 4-2 or 5-1 without him. Sinking huge money into so many players hurts the team badly when they aren't available to be on the field.


Our offense is terrible at the WR position. Jackson is a stud WR that can help us win now. Hell, he would probably even boost Bowe's production by his presence on the field alone. If the price is right, Id be all over going for Vincent Jackson.

as far as kelvin benjamin goes hindsite is 20/20, hopefully it is for dorsey as well. im hoping he has finally realized how badly this team needs to draft some wrs, or at least bring some in. however, even though he did fail last offseason to bring in a wr, he has made our roster stronger, and a lot of guys hes drafted look promising.

i didnt know vjaxs contract made him easy to cut, but what does that matter. it is an awful idea to piss away a 2nd or 3rd rounder on a guy when you cant win a super bowl with because you have too many holes elsewhere, only to cut him the next year. but im pretty sure bowes suspension only affected his cap number for a few weeks this season. as far as i know, we would owe him a massive amount of money next year if we cut him. if not for that id be a little more open minded to the trade.

[Ming the Merciless]

Were not gonna have a top-of-the round pick....like Kelce, Charles, or Houston.

I dont think you evaluate trades based on Jared Aleen, that guy was one-in-a-million ...

I think bottom end 3rd round would be fine....(80+)

And I would consider a bottom end second as well......depending on the details.

I doubt they would trade for much less than a bottom end third....I mean they are also right in the thick of a hunt

[jonzie04]

Originally Posted by Pawnmower

Were not gonna have a top-of-the round pick....like Kelce, Charles, or Houston.

I dont think you evaluate trades based on Jared Aleen, that guy was one-in-a-million ...

I think bottom end 3rd round would be fine....(80+)

And I would consider a bottom end second as well......depending on the details.

I doubt they would trade for much less than a bottom end third....I mean they are also right in the thick of a hunt

if we werent already committed to bowe long term, and we were legit contenders i think a 2nd or 3rd would be just fine... the problem is, we dont have the money to keep vjax beyond this year, and that is wayy to much to throw away, when you combine that with vjax not being enough to make this team a legit contender it doesnt make sense... it would make sense for a team like seattle... but not for us.

[Exoter175]

With a fairly talented WR group coming up in Free Agency, I doubt we trade for a heavy contract Receiver.

[Al Bundy]

Jackson will be traded, but not to the Chiefs.

[jkw87]

Or come to terms with the fact that we aren't winning it all this year. Instead of dropping a pick (any amount/pick) on a wide out that's over thirty, save them and draft somebody else. Use those picks to make trades to move up if need be...

[keg in kc]

This is a move that a team desperate to win with their playoff window closing would make. I don't think that's the Chiefs.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by jkw87

Or come to terms with the fact that we aren't winning it all this year. Instead of dropping a pick (any amount/pick) on a wide out that's over thirty, save them and draft somebody else. Use those picks to make trades to move up if need be...

Originally Posted by keg in kc

This is a move that a team desperate to win with their playoff window closing would make. I don't think that's the Chiefs.

These.

[chiefs1111]

What about offering Buffalo a 6th for Mike Williams??

[-King-]

Originally Posted by chiefs1111

What about offering Buffalo a 6th for Mike Williams??

No.

[Direckshun]

Yeah... I agree with Clay.

Our entire passing game churns on receiver YACs Percy Harvin would have actually been a good fit ON the field.

Off the field... who knows.

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

Yeah... I agree with Clay.

Our entire passing game churns on receiver YACs Percy Harvin would have actually been a good fit ON the field.

Off the field... who knows.

He's run himself out of two NFL locker rooms, and he was in trouble at Florida too.

No thanks.