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Allen throwing to Diggs, Kincaid and Hopkins would be a headache. |
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Would he want to come here as the #2 behind Kelce, Buffalo as the #2 behind Diggs or Baltimore where a #2 is throwing him the ball? I think at this stage of the game his contract is really about setting him up for the NEXT contract, unless he finds some team willing to go long-term on him now. That doesn't seem terribly likely given the state of everyones caps this time of year. So it's about the best opportunity for a premier platform season, no? Well he just saw what an inferior version of him would do in this offense with JJSS. That's a pretty good baseline for him to work from, no? If he's looking to maximize his $$$ over the next 12 months, I agree - he's going somewhere else. If he's looking to max it out over the next 36 months? I think there's a pretty good argument to come to KC for the 2023 season. |
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Considering if we dont get him he goes to a huge competitor: Bills, Chargers, Ravens and to a lesser extent Eagles. You have to make a strong play for him. Not only do you get a future HOF receiver but you keep him AWAY from a major competitor.
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TEs rarely hit the ground running as rookies, and he's behind Knox on the depth chart. |
If Burt could arrange the pitch on getting him for 1 year to set up for one last contract... there isn't anyone who would set him up better than Andy and Pat.
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It’ll be the bills or chiefs. Those are the two he hinted at in the video circulating a month or so ago. Just depends on how much veach thinks we need him.
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Write a bigger paycheck and Hopkins will convince himself that he has every bit the same shot to do that with Lamar as he does with Mahomes. |
We signed this piece of shit yet?
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Well this is a good point. If he wants to go somewhere where he will get a lot of exposure and be the undeniable #1 WR it’s with us. Could really cash in next Spring in that scenario.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Totally speculative — but a short-term deal with the Chiefs would make so much sense to me. The fact Hopkins is available via free agency shows you his value needs to be improved. Nowhere better to do it right now than KC. Win-win. <a href="https://t.co/l4QzxFOjuj">https://t.co/l4QzxFOjuj</a></p>— Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) <a href="https://twitter.com/JeffDarlington/status/1662144528264970260?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 26, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Personally I'd like to sign him because then we get to watch every other fan base go "ah ****in shit" which amuses me.
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1500 posts to bring him to KC.
LET'S GOOOOOOOOO |
Even at their age, Kelce and Dhop together.. sheesh.
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He'd definitely be able to rebuild his value and have a legitimate shot at winning a ring with us.
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Just a reminder that he had 60+ receptions and 700+ yards receiving in half a season last year and most of that was with Colt McCoy at QB.
He may not be what he was, but Hopkins in the Chiefs offense with Mahomes and Andy’s schemes? YES PLEASE. |
They could restructure Kelce's contract. It would give them around $7-8 million in cap space and make his cap hit next year around $19 million.
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Release will not become official until 4:00 p.m. ET on Friday, so Arizona still has a chance to find a trade partner in the eleventh hour.
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I'm getting HORNEEEEE!
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DHop to KC is an absolute worst nightmare scenario to the rest of the AFC. Go after the official dynasty and sort the rest out later. ZERO draft capital required. Go freaking get him!
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Agents aren't stupid. That said, Hopkins has had a fairly weird history with agents. I think he had one, fired him, got a deal done with houston, hired another one, got traded, fired that agent, got a new contract with Arizona and then hired a new agent. So he may just be someone that pull all the levers and his agent simply reviews paperwork. If so, maybe you're right. If not, perhaps wiser heads will talk to him about a long-term picture. |
It sure feels like the Cardinals are tanking. Hopkins gone, Baker wants out (and probably will), no Kyler for a lot of the season due to injury.
They could be on track to get Caleb Williams and if the Texans don’t improve it could be Marvin Harrison Jr |
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I wonder if they could talk him into a longer term contract. I know that's not Veach's MO but it would alleviate the need for a large cap hit this year and give Hopkins some security being with a competent organization.
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I thought DHop would eventually be a Bill, but I can see this being a thing, too. Which would suck for us. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">You free now come on to the kingdom <a href="https://twitter.com/DeAndreHopkins?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DeAndreHopkins</a></p>— Charles Omenihu (@charless_94) <a href="https://twitter.com/charless_94/status/1662146242766422026?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 26, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Devin Duvernay would be a really good player here, the talent isn't the problem at that spot. |
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One year of pain this year for an instant franchise reset next offseason. |
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obligatory, we sign this POS yet?
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Someone’s gonna offer DHop money KC can’t come close to matching. Gonna go ahead and keep my expectations in the necessary area: the floor.
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alr. now you can cue the ITS HAPPENING gifs
LETS ****ING GO BITCHES |
Cardinals are ****ing stupid. Not even designating this a post June 1 so all the dead money hits now. Wouldn't eat money to facilitate a trade but now they're outright cutting him.
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They just pushed 36 million of Allen and Von Miller's cap money into the future to get under the cap. |
I just heard he got off a private jet at KCI and took an Uber to Mahomes house for a holiday cookout, sponsored by Hy vee
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He is a great fit for what the receiving room needs.
A veteran, reliable presence. Would also likely be a good mentor to Toney, Skyy, Rice. Would love to see this happen. |
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DO IT VEEEEEAAACCCCHHHH!!
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I want a WR1 as much as the next person. But I'm also kind of rooting for buffalo to pay him big money only to fall short. Because they're in cap hell and this would plummet to the very depths of cap hell.
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The top 10 teams in cap space are the Bears, Panthers, Lions, Colts, Packers, Cardinals, Texans, Bengals, Saints and Patriots. He's not going to any of those.
The Ravens have $11 million in cap space making them the most logical fit money wise. The Bills have $1.4 million in cap space and none next year. They could cut/trade Ed Oliver and get cap space for this year but they'd still be ****ed next year. |
The comments from that tweet are great. "Can't spell Cardinals without the L"
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Technically they could still trade him before 4pm EST
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We can't afford whatever he wants...BUT the Chiefs receiver room would be sick with Hopkins. You'd have Hopkins, Hopkins 2.0 in Rashee Rice both running deep patterns, MVS going yard, Skyy Moore and Kadarius Toney crossing fools up in the short game and then Travis Kelce running free like a unicorn on meth
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The Lions would be a sneaky good place for him to go. |
He could put up numbers on the Lions but it's the Lions.
And Belichick loves him but does he wanna go to a last place team? |
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At this stage of his career he may not want a militant HC. I heard Hopkins is at that Julio Jones stage of his career where he hardly practices. |
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If Mahomes really wants, him, it'll get done.
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Kc is the only real contender without a proven number one WR. Unless he's chasing the bag he'd crazy to go anywhere else imo.
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