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At this point he would have a clean bill of health, right?
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Not only is he the singular top young talent on this defense, a cornerstone at a premium position... but he is also a good kid by every account
He is one of those key “infectious enthusiasm” cogs, pay him what the market deems appropriate and then a lil extra... this defense will be built around young Sasquatch |
I’d prefer to keep him but I dunno what he’s asking for
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If you had to choose between Jones and Tyreek...who are you paying?
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My boy Ward making plays!! |
The shit on Chris Jones is the CP version of 2/10 pointy elbows would not bang
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I don't know why some of you are even wringing hands. Deal will be done and at slightly more than the last player to get paid for the position
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Twoplustwo.com has the exact same reference. Wtf https://media2.giphy.com/media/W7VlbzUzQy7Dy/giphy.gif |
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Many reports say he wants Donald money. No way in hell should we do that. No DL is worth that. Jones is all about the money so let him sit until he comes down to reality.
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You’re an idiot if you don’t think we should pay this man. How’s the defense going to get better when you let young blue chippers walk in their prime? |
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I made a poll on Footballsfuture forum and everyone said Cox and rightfully so. I'm just saying that because I've seen someone else on this forum say the same you're saying and it's just not true. |
My take on Jones is pretty simple.
People on TV and Radio keep saying that because Clark , Honey B etc got big contracts and he didn't he is sitting out because he wants his but I think these are different situations. When your picked in round 1 you basically have a 5 year contract as year 5 is a option that most teams exercise with a player like jones. So if he is 22 when drafted most players can't sniff free agency until they are 27 years old. Jones being picked in the second round is a nice benefit ( besides being paid less than a first rounder) because there is not 5th year option and he is only on the team for 4 years because the franchise tag or free agency. Sooooo what bugs me and what makes his situation different than the others is this, he hasn't even finished his rookie contract. His first two years were C+ and B and he last year was a A+, but because his first two years were just good not great, I'd want him to prove it one more year before breaking the bank. The big picture was the other guys we brought in FINISHED there rookie contracts, he has not. Holding out after three years is just plain selfish as Frank Clark finished his contract, Honey B finished his rookie contract. Finish your four years and then you can complain jones but having one good year and wanting to be paid the tops in the league makes you look incredibly selfish |
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This is going just like every other negotiation in the NFL for every stud entering his last year of contract that the team and player want to stay. Jones gets hurt in week 5 and out for the season, he doesn't get paid. Surely you understand that? The Chiefs are a business, There is a cap. This is just business. It'll get done. |
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I guess somebody doesn’t want to help MVPII win a SB. Don’t see MVP holding out and he is the MVP of the league. Somebody is getting bad advice.
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Most players do not hold out on their Rookie contract, after that the gloves come off.
I completely get where you both are coming from but I don't want one year to screw us long term. Its only four years, finish them and get rewarded for your hard work. I don't mind him making more money because he finishes the year with 10 plus sacks and we win the superbowl. All is good for me but very few players hold out on their rookie contract after three years. If he was an A his rookie year, and A his second and A his third then I get it but one great year would make he just wait and see. But for clarification I 100% want him on the team short and long term. I just don't see any reason to rush into it only after three years. |
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A) with 7 sacks and 35 tackles ( somewhere in there) he gets a good contract but not one that breaks the bank. B) decides to hold out the entire year and I still think our D is good enough now without him to win a Superbowl and he is still in the same situation but has lost a lot of money. I love the guy I just want to see him do it two years vs one. |
After these last few offseasons I don't get how anybody could be in favor of waiting another season to pay him, unless you're just absolutely convinced he's not worth it no matter what he does. Wait and see will only bite us in the ass with these contracts rising at an astronomical rate.
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Someone in Chiefs Kindergarten is disgruntled.
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610 Sports reported this morning that the two sides are about 25M apart. Take it with a grain of salt though.....
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Maybe the Beib should challenge him to a fight.
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its basically do you wanna risk an ascending player hitting the open market and letting the market potentially push your price up even more and or losing him or try to get 110% out of him again because hes in a contract year? weve been burned on the contract year several times. he wants donald money and thats a bank breaker, but another season of donaldish numbers may just push it even farther.
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I’m willing to wait one extra year to find out. I think this years defense is much better than last year even without jones. Clark is a better player and we don’t have Houston and berry bad attitude to deal with. I want him on the team just want him to finish his rookie freaking contract of four years. He’s lucky he wasn’t the 32nd pick in the first as we would have him two more years.
With or without him we win the Super Bowl in my opinion, but for jones his agent to bully the chiefs for a top 2 DL contract after one good year when he still has one left I’d wait. We still win the SB. Hell last year with the worst d in football we were a few Ford inches away from the Sb . Love to have him but he needs to finish his four year deal, prove he’s not a flash and then pay him. |
i dont see how he doesnt have a killer year with more "down linemen" and what should be a much better rotation to spell him.
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My argument is based on the assumption that he is trying to get paid as the top interior lineman in the league. If that's the case and he has another good year he's still going to want to be paid that way. A lot of us are speculating here. One side he's not already asking for the contract he would get if we tagged him next year and negotiated. I'm looking at it from the standpoint if he's already asking for that contract let him prove it.
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hes basically a top 3 interior lineman correct? and every time a top 5 anything gets paid anymore they get paid the biggest contract for that positon in history unless five gets paid immediately after 1 gets paid. so give him a little more than donald and get it over with. its gonna happen eventually either way.
everyone says he was known for taking plays off, i remember that from college and i remember that as a rookie but i really dont remember him doing that much last season from what i remember he was meh in run d because he was over aggressive and would penetrate into the back field instead of filling gaps too often but i dont remember him just checking out for a drive like he did in college. (note im no film expert and didnt do a break down or anything but i did watch jones more than others because he was one of two defensive bright spots) |
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Cox is getting credit for his career, because Jones was significantly more productive on significantly fewer snaps in 2018. If you want to say Cox is a better all around interior DL, you have an argument. But he was not the better pass rusher in 2018 and I don’t really care what everybody on ”Footballsfuture” said. |
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That’s nonsense and nothing more than a dumb narrative. |
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you either pay out the ass or have second tier talent guys...
that works if your bill bellicheck. |
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Rushing the QB is more important atleast. |
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I mean, just because the chiefs were abysmal at stopping the run last year, doesn't mean it's more important. Build a defense full of run stoppers up front and you'll get mauled by teams throwing it around the yard on you. "insert yeah but the Pats did it this way last year blah blah". |
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I'm too lazy to read the entire thread but if anyone is shitting on Jones for this or his asking price that's dumb as ****. He's got every reason to sit and avoid risking injury right now. He watched Clark get paid and the front office would have to be autistic if they didn't realize Jones would now be bargaining in the very same margins.
Chiefs need to get a deal done rather than ask him to play another year without one. He's only going to get better, and his price will only go higher. Just get it the **** over with. |
They were obviously talking extension with Hill, just use that $$ on Jones now...get it done.
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You just don't want to be a sieve when the other team is running the ball but otherwise, as I said.. |
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You need complete players who can stop the run and rush (Frank Clark), not one dimensional mongoloids like Dee Ford who get destroyed in the run game. |
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I hate holdouts in general but I understand the players have to take care of themselves. I just hope this doesn't turn into a Le'Veon Bell / Pittsburgh Steelers type holdout.
Other than that, I hope Khalen Saunders has an awesome mini camp / training camp so we don't notice that Chris Jones is missing. |
So, say for instance the Cardinals called you up and said we'll give you a first and a 4th for Jones right now.
If they knew they were going to be able to pay Tyreek now, you take that deal? |
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Jones is more valuable |
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Trading him would allow you to add another first rounder next year, possibly a high one and open up cap space. You could add another player in free agency and sign Hill to an extension if this all blows over. |
So the Chiefs and Chris Jones appear to be far apart on contract numbers.
Reportedly, the Chiefs wanna pay him close to what they gave Frank Clark. (5 years, 105 million, 43 million guaranteed) He wants to be paid like Aaron Donald, who received 6 years, 135 million with 87 mil. guaranteed. My guess is they'll end up settling somewhere in the middle. But if Jones agent insists he's not signing for much less than Donald, if any at all, I'd say screw it and make him play out his rookie contract. Get him cheap one more year and gamble on his performance this year. If he blows up again this year, he gets his 'Aaron Donald' money after this season. If not, the Chiefs maybe save a little over what they would have had to pay alternatively this year. |
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yeah, he's not even a pro bowl veteran, let alone 4 timer. |
And he's nowhere near the ability of Aaron Donald.
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it adds perceived value, like it or not. |
i dont think veach or any gm is going well **** the fans voted for him pay this man top dollar!
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I'd pay him more than Donald. AD signed his deal when he was 27 years old and will be getting paid when he's 33 years old. He's going to be on the decline sooner rather than later. Jones is gonna be 24, but will be 25 soon and if we give him a 6 year extension he will be 31 at the end of that contract. I wanted to figure out when D Tackles usually start to become bums, so I looked up the top 10 D Tackles of all time, according to Gil Brandt (old dude at ESPN) and looked up their AV according to Pro Football Reference. The AV of the 50th ranked player was 13. I figure if you were going to pay a guy a ton that you would want them to be at least a top 50 guy. So, when did each of the top 10 d-tackle's AV go below 13. Curley Culp - never had a 13 AV, but had a 12 at age 29 and started to decline after. John Randle - 31 and only had one more season that he hit 10 AV Buck Buchanon - 30 and only one more season of 10 AV Cortez Kennedy - 26, but had an outlier at age 31 and had a 13 AV. Arnie Weinmeister - No AV info Warren Sapp - 30, had a 12 AV at 31, but fell off cliff after that and never did better than a 7 AV Randy White - 32 Merlin Olsen - 30 Joe Greene - 30 Bob Lilly - 30 So the average age that these guys started to go down hill was 29.777, so round up to 30. I'd rather be paying Chris Jones $20+ mil/year during his prime years over paying Aaron Donald $20+ mil/year during 3-4 years of his prime and 2-3 years of him sucking shit. Paying Jones is the better deal and you could even argue that Jones deserves more, since you are paying for all of his prime years. Also to all the idiots saying "well he's only done it for 1 year", look up all of those guys stats. Only 1 of those players hit their prime in year 1, C. Kennedy, and Sapp hit his in year 3. All of the others didn't hit their prime until year 4 or 5. All of these guys are in the HoF. With the trajectory of most D Tackles and the switch to a 4-3, Jones is going to have a huge year and be even more expensive or just pissed with how he was treated and walk away the first chance he has. Pay the man, Veach. |
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I seriously have no damn clue how this guy was not a pro bowler last year. |
Jones was second team all pro
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I don't think anyone has any issue with Chris Jones being paid $20+ mil. per year going forward. But he shouldn't be asking for Aaron Donald's contract (or more). Donald is the reigning NFL DPOY and 1st Team All Pro four of the last 5 years. Chris Jones is not Aaron Donald.
The Chiefs have a cap to think about going forward and a QB that is about to breakthrough every contract barrier ever known to professional football players. If Jones can perform like Aaron Donald-lite in his age 24 and age 25 seasons, then I have no issue with them sitting down after this season and discussing giving him Aaron Donald money. But he needs to do it first. He's had ONE elite season to this point. I love Jones, but pump the breaks on 'pay him like Donald'. |
If there was a scenario where you could trade Chris Jones and use that compensation to trade for Jalen ramsey, would that interest anyone?
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An elite, disruptive DT is much more valuable in today's NFL than an elite CB. Especially with all the bullshit rule changes. |
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The rule changes do make it tougher on DB's, but having a Db that's elite and able to be elite inside that rule structure is pretty hard to find. Well, Ramsey is that. Plus I thought the argument was that the new coaching staff on D was going to be able to do what the Pats did and get pressure and such thru their use of different formations and such. Well, if that's the case, here's an opportunity to get some value and balance it out in another area of the defense. |
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