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Old 02-08-2017, 11:41 AM  
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37. Travis Kelce, TE, Kansas City Chiefs (unranked)

Few teams survive with a tight end as their top offensive weapon, but that’s what happened to the Chiefs this season, and Travis Kelce was good enough to get them to the playoffs. Kelce racked up 1,125 receiving yards — the most in the league among TEs — and averaged a massive 7.7 yards per reception after the catch, turning shallow Alex Smith targets into big plays. Smith didn’t throw an interception when targeting Kelce, and it’s just a shame he dropped a key target from Smith on one of the few occasions he went deep against the Steelers in the playoffs.

Best performance: Week 13 vs. Falcons, 94.9 grade

Key stat: Kelce gained 652 yards after the catch, 240 more than any other tight end.
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57. Eric Berry, S, Kansas City Chiefs (52)

Eric Berry continued his fine play for the Chiefs in the heart of the Kansas City defense. Berry earned strong grades against both the run and pass, making 18 defensive stops on the season and picking off four passes. Overall, he did very little wrong, and played well in a role that saw him back deep as a free safety more this year than in the past.

Best performance: Week 15 vs. Titans, 87.0 grade

Key stat: Berry played just 18.8 percent of his snaps in the box as a strong safety in 2016.
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96. Marcus Peters, CB, Kansas City Chiefs (unranked)

A season ago, Marcus Peters led the league in interceptions, but was nowhere to be found on this list because of how regularly he was beaten to offset those picks. This year, he was a far tougher player to have success against, and still maintained a high level of playmaking, picking off six passes and breaking up another 11. For the season, he allowed a passer rating into his coverage of just 66.0, and his coverage numbers outside of the interception total were better across the board.

Best performance: Week 17 vs. Chargers, 95.1 grade

Key stat: Peters allowed 25 fewer catches and 371 fewer yards in 2016 than he did as a rookie.
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100. Tyreek Hill, WR, Kansas City Chiefs

Tyreek Hill became one of the league’s most dangerous playmakers for the Chiefs in his first season. He was a threat to score anytime he touched the ball, and by the end of the season, had found pay-dirt 12 times—six times as a receiver, three times running the ball, and on three returns.

Best performance: Week 12 vs. Broncos, 80.9

Key stat: Hill averaged 13.1 yards every time he touched the football as a rookie.
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Old 02-08-2017, 11:42 AM   #2
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I bet Alex is at #102. Soooooo close.
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Old 02-08-2017, 11:46 AM   #3
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I bet Alex is at #1002. Soooooo close.
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Old 02-08-2017, 12:58 PM   #4
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Hill would have been so much higher on the list if his QB knew how to use him.
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Old 02-08-2017, 12:59 PM   #5
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I bet Alex is at #102. Soooooo close.
His name is Pro Bowl Starting QB Alex.
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...I realize they grade by volume which is not a good way to grade.

But I'd imagine Tyreek was a top 10 non-QB value in the NFL this year.

He was that good. He did everything well. I've never seen a team ever fear a Kansas City Chief offensive player until Tyreek Hill.
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the dude is literally Antonio Brown 2.0

it reminds me of the early days of Jamaal Charles and Chris Johnson ... I used to call Jamaal Chris Johnson Light. And then it flipped.

When I see Tyreek, I see Antonio. Very exciting.
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Seriously Hill is 100? Teams shit their pants when they had to punt or kick off to that guy.



How can anybody take anybody serious in anything? Seriously though.
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Old 02-08-2017, 03:55 PM   #9
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I've never seen a team ever fear a Kansas City Chief offensive player until Tyreek Hill.
This is just crazy talk. Jamaal Charles?
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Old 02-08-2017, 04:50 PM   #10
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That's pure craziness.

Defensive coordinators definitely feared guys like Tony G, Priest, Larry Johnson, JC.
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not really the fear I'm talking about

Jamaal, close. LJ was a product of our line and the Vermeil offense more than anything. He was best in 2005. With Herm he was just an extreme volume runner.

Tony G was amazing but he didn't change an entire complexion of the game.

Tyreek was Andy Reid's entire focal point against the Steelers. He had him in on 80%+ of the snaps, every kick return ... his numbers didn't show it, but the Steelers game planned for him more than anyone. You think Kelce just got better this year and that's why his numbers went way up? Nah ... motioning Tyreek from left to right or right to left opened up the entire middle of the field every play for Kelce.

Tyreek in a more prominent offensive role opens up our entire offense because he basically has to be double teamed. I'm telling you ... this dude is Antonio Brown. Same guy.

And I've watched enough Chiefs to know we've never had an Antonio Brown before. Jamaal qualifies as a guy who was deadly, though.

Two most electric Chiefs of my life - Jamaal and Tyreek. Tyreek will end up being more valuable to this franchise, though.
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Tyreek opened up our offense so well that when Alex Smith was on the field they scored less than 20 points per game.

The worst output of the Andy Reid era.

He's not Randy Moss.
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you think Randy Moss would have been Oakland Randy with Alex/Andy or New England Randy?

Tyreek is Antonio Brown. We need a QB (Romo) who can get the best out of 'Reek and Maclin (and Kelce) and the offense.

We don't need to play this type of offense with this caliber of skill player. We need a different QB ... and this isn't the Alex bashing you guys do. I appreciate Alex and wish him well ... but we need a QB that opens things up. Hell, if we can't get Romo, cut Alex, keep Foles, and draft a guy.

I can't take another year of boring football - we won 12 games, and I was bored to death for most of it.
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Agree 100%. I just don't think Tyreek is quite who you think he is....yet.

He scares me more as a kick returner.

He wasn't that productive as a WR in college and it shows.
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