Pestilence boner alert

I mean it would definitely be cheaper than adding a good backup in free agency, and I’d love to see Reid work his magic and trade him at some point.

Let’s not get too greedy now

I’m sure he is good with QBs but it’s not realistic to expect magic all the time or have a similar pattern happen ala Alex Smith.

Have you researched Andy’s QB spinoff trades? He usually gets good value flipping guys. He does it a lot

Kizer played better than his record, and deserved better from his teammates.
He needs a year to watch the game, get out of the spotlight, and work on his game. Very talented, good work ethic but a bit of an odd personality. Andy could get his career trajectory heading the right direction no doubt.

No but I’m pretty certain Kizer is a sh*t QB

All it takes is a few starts for Reid to fool somebody into trading for a guy with all the physical attributes Kizer possesses.

Im not sure Dorsey would want to help chiefs ot by giving them a good qb

Eh, that remains to be seen. A lot of QBs suck in Cleveland especially on an 0-16 team. I’m not saying he’s a shoe-in to be good. It’s worth a gamble

I like Kizer

I’d do it ?

Yep im in

Hey you don’t know shit though remember?

Touche

I’m biased though. I watched Kizer play in high school and that made me like him. I’d do it depending on the price

:D

This is the exact kind of move I would expect Veach to make. Having Kizer in Cleveland doesn’t make sense considering they will not only draft Darnold/Allen, but bring in a vet.

Kizer has legit 1st rd talents and can run this system. For $1.2-1.5 million for the next 3 years, this would be a major bargain.

I would switch 4th or 5th rd picks for them easily for this kid.

The Chiefs don't have a 5th but I'd definitely swap the Rams 4th for the Browns 5th to land Kizer.

He has serious potential, at least as a backup QB.

A no ****ing brainer imo

I’m down. I think to have a backup QB that is both cheap and talented is pretty rare.

At absolute minimum, he's an upgrade from Tyler Bray.

I’m so ****ing hard right now.

Chase Daniel fit the old offense with Alex. That’s part of why he was a good backup.

Kizer fits our new offense bc he can do some things Pat can do. He’s got an above average arm and can easily run the RPO’s.

Get it done, Veach

LMAO

A trade for Kizer likely means 3 straight years of the cheapest QB room in football.

:)

The Browns ruin yet another QB by throwing him to the wolves when he should have sat for a year. I’ll gladly take him here and let him get his mind right.

I noticed that as well which begs the question,"will he be a good teammate sitting behind PM2" or will he get his 'diva' on ?

Andy definitely "moonlighting" developing QBs on the side and then trading them away for picks. Gotta love it !!

If this is remotely true, the Chiefs would be wise to jump at the opportunity. It will all depend on price point.

Maybe Dorsey is eyeing some of his old draft picks?
Conley
Nelson
Morse

to name a few...

Browns have too many picks. Dorsey wants REAL players.
Make a deal.

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Wow kinda surprised Arizona doesn’t want to try to get this guy back

5’8, big cap number, always injured

And a douche

and young, only 25...This is the type of FA "splash" you make. KC has the money...and Berry has a repaired achilles/ just lost Peters & probably Parker.

I like Glennon as the backup. He's put up the same numbers as Smith

Mathieu has never been injured

Would rather have Bridgewater.

I'd be interested to see what the Seahawks want for Thomas

Bridgewater will probably go to a place he can compete to start
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I dont know...I'd roll the dice on him. Coupled with Berry would easily be the best safety tandem. Chiefs have to give the fans something for jettisoning Peters/Smith/Johnson/Hali...they HAVE money now.

This IS the year to spend...and take advantage of your cheap talent...they are going to be expensive soon.

Daniel Jeremiah recently predicted that Teddy Bridgewater will end up with the Kansas City Chiefs on his Move the Sticks podcast.

On the latest episode of the Move the Sticks podcast, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks took turns making free agent predictions for various quarterbacks before the new league year begins. The entire podcast is always a great listen (in case you aren’t already clued in), but on this episode they have a Chiefs-centric prediction for Teddy Bridgewater.

As they went through the Minnesota Vikings quarterbacks, Jeremiah listed Bridgewater as a nice fit for the Chiefs for several reasons. He said:

Everything about Teddy Bridgewater in terms of a teammate is off the charts, outstanding. Plus it gives them just a little veteran insurance there. Teddy Bridgewater goes under Andy Reid, gets himself healthy, probably ends up balling out in the preseason and they end up spinning him off for a pick.

Jeremiah is completely right and the idea might seem less original if there wasn’t already an even more obvious fit on the open market in Chase Daniel. The Chiefs are all-in on a starting quarterback with Patrick Mahomes, so anyone coming in will need to know they are the obvious No. 2. At the same time, Mahomes has never held the starting spot for any real length of time, so it’s certainly more tenuous than, say, being the back-up in New Orleans or New England.

The Chiefs have to make a move at back-up quarterback and Daniel is the popular guess because he knows the system already. But if the Chiefs wanted to move on or Daniel was ready for something different, Bridgewater would be a great option. After tearing his ACL before the 2016 season, the Louisville product has thrown only two passes, so he isn’t likely to command an expensive deal on the market. Yet there’s enough potential and youth here to take the chance.

Baker looks to be a good player...on a rookie contract. Cheap talent always wins...Mahomes waves hello.

It's like they deserve a combat bonus or something playing there.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">“We’re going to be aggressive.”<br><br>- <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> GM Brett Veach. <a href="https://t.co/08KKtFBTYc">pic.twitter.com/08KKtFBTYc</a></p>&mdash; BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChiefsReporter/status/969722649663430658?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Hmmm...

Conley for Kizer straight across.

Stupid.

Conley sucks

Wilson is better that Conley.

Kurt Coleman signed with the saints. So Vaccarro is gone

Can’t wait

Really intrigued to see how they attack FA

I think (or hope at least) that we will be pleasantly surprised by their activity. Maybe they sign a couple of dudes who we really never expected, but merely hoped for.

Many are quick to assume that this roster, at least defensively, is shit and will stay that way. I don't think so at all. I think Veach will find ways, whether it be via FA, trades, or draft to fill tons of holes.

I'd bet on the overall defensive roster being better in 2018 than 2017.

He’s a young and aggressive GM by nature. Well see who he can land.

I like Veach’s approach and outlook.

We’re going to add impact players right now for the short and long term.

Impact players.

Gotta be aggressive AND smart about it

Dorsey wasn’t exactly both.

I’m all for being aggressive but they’ve gotta get the cap in order

I’d like to see 1-3 year deals primarily in FA. Easy to get out of, but can hopefully assist you while the QB is cheap. Thinking about the Seahawks and what they did back when Wilson was cheap. They signed guys like Bennett and Avril to short deals before 2013 and it made all the difference for their D.

:facepalm:

:facepalm: :facepalm:

Who does KC need to pay in the next two years...Hill? Peters, Hali, DJ, Smith and probably Parker are all gone....they have Mahomes on the cheap for 4 more years and no 1st round pick this season.

Chris Jones, Tyreek Hill are coming up. Morse is in a contract year. Then Hunt will be up in a couple years. That doesn’t include Reggie Ragland who will be up in a couple years.

All those contracts will be manageable...especially with the rising cap and no real QB salary.

Chiefs can afford to buy some talent this year....

And the guy they are about to acquire in a trade

And if Veach is smarter than Dorsey, we won't be paying so much in dead cap in two years. The shit we were left with will have mostly expired, so we should be well off there provided Veach doesn't add more on.

Justin Houston's mega deal will also be done in 2020. Old players come off, new players come on. As long as you've got a guy who can draft, your team should be in good shape.

We'll see how Veach does.

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Our @moonmullinNBCS is hearing that the #Bears and Dolphins have discussed a Jarvis Landry-for-Jordan Howard swap, with draft picks included on both sides.



Maybe Wilson stays?

They can still use him.

No doubt, but will the outbid us after paying Landry?

Word is that Maclin may be a cap casualty and if so, it'll be interesting to see whether Chicago makes a bid for him and/or Wilson

The Bears have $63 million in cap space and that's before cutting Glennon

So far I’ve liked some cheaper options that we’ve used to get better.

Fuller is the known young cheap player, but Jace Amaro is an underrated signing. I like him a lot and you won’t find a TE in this draft as big as him, plus the guy is only 25. He’s a nice 3rd TE option.

I’m hoping we trade for Kizer and use another one of our picks to acquire another player on a rookie contract.

I’m liking the other fuller a lot more now

I’d also like to see a big move for some talent on the dl

I wasn’t suggesting that they didn’t have the money. I just find it hard to believe they’ll invest that much into two slot WR’s.

Nagy must not like Howard’s fit in his offense.

Rumor a couple weeks ago was we were going to go after Richardson.

I’ll say one thing for him, he’s been a good player every year of his career.

Who reported this rumor?

I’m not a big fan of Richardson

Seems like that type of player is available in the 4th round yearly

Well, you never know. He might use Wilson like Reid used him, lining up all over the field.

I believe he is talking about Sheldon because it was in response to your post about DL.

As for Paul Richardson, he was pretty ****ing good last year (700 yards 6 TD’s) and would be a good fit with Mahomes. I’d prefer not to sign a WR for anything significant, but it’s intriguing. He reminds me of Emmanuel Sanders the year he became a FA. His best days are ahead of him.

Paul Richardson? Outside of last year, in which he had 700 yards, he's barely been a blip on the radar.

Again, I'm weary of those type of guys in a contract year.

Sheldon

I'm not a fan of Paul Richardson. He had a nice 2017 but he was invisible during the three prior years.

If they sign Richardson, I'd guess they're not sold on Conley, Chesson or Kemp, which would be kind of odd unless Veach just doesn't like them.

K, yeah, not a fan of him, either.

He only plays when he wants to play and if Seattle lets him go, it speaks volumes about his character, as they gave up a 2nd round pick and a pretty damn good receiver in Kearse to rent Richardson for one year.

I don’t prefer signing him nor do I expect it, but I don’t think Richardson’s “breakout” season was a fluke. He’s got the talent to continue his ascension.