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Our biggest competition next year will likely be the Bengals. Having Sneed to shut down Chase or Higgins is pretty valuable.
Sounds like a 3rd and a 2025 day 3 pick is the offer. Not sure it’s worth that to rather to just keep him |
Theoretically getting a 33-48 second round pick next year would allow us to use next years 1st to move up should they be thinking about it. I mean we moved from 27 to 10 to get Patrick and it cost us a swap of 1sts, and a first and third. So if we wanted to hop up 15-18 spots this year for an LT or someone like Brian Thomas Jr. then this year we'd be picking 15th and next year we'd be giving up a 30 - 32 pick for a 33 - 48 pick given the Titans finish 16th - 32nd in the league. Only way it bites us is if the Titans and Will Levis shock people.
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Dragging out for a while. Slammed for saying this before but correct.
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We see and Snead see's a prime Ramsey or Revis. He isn't getting that value. |
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I'd love to have their 2025 2nd, which is going to be a top 40 pick, I'm pretty sure. But it's got to be a third this year. A 2nd in 2025 is equivalent to a 3rd round pick this year. And I'm not down with a 3rd and a 4th as a total return. Just not enough to pass up having him this year. |
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Titans don't have a 3rd this year
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But here's the thing - if you get next years 2 from Tennessee, that's converting an asset into a more fungible asset. TN's 2 next season would theoretically have solid value to any team in the NFL. Especially for teams not necessarily looking to win anything this year (i.e. teams picking higher in the 3rd). So if next year's TN pick is 'worth' a 3rd in this year's draft you could probably get it spun for an early 3rd. And with that 4th rounder from TN, you could maybe even get it converted into a late 2. It's about accumulate more readily moveable assets at that point. It's like in baseball where some teams simply always trade for pitching under the belief that EVERYONE needs a pitcher while not everyone needs a lefty slugger or a shortstop. So if you can take an asset that has strong value to 10 teams and convert it into something that has a similar value but to all 32 teams, now you're increasing your ability to get an immediate return on it. |
Just for the sake of discourse.
Let's say TN deals us a 4 this year and a 2 next year. And we take that 2 next year and flip it to NE for pick 68. Now we take the 4 from TN and bundle it with pick 68 - that gets us up to TB at 57. Which is still a little light of where I wanted to be (top 50) but not far removed. And hell, in theory you could take that 57 and combine it with our 64 to get up to SF at 600. And if you wante dto bundle that with pick 32 you could get up near 13/14 for the folks who are trying to get into the top 15. Is that the route I'd go? No - but it opens up a lot of possibilities for us when you start to distil it into straight asset value. You could hold the 57 but deal 32 to the Giants if they want a QB along with the 95 and get 47 and 70 back. Now you're holding 47, 57, 64 and 70 right in what may turn out to be the sweet spot for value picks in the draft. Again - it's not a perfect scenario at this point, but it sure would open the draft up for us. |
Now that the Chiefs have the number of large contracts that they do, folks need to realize that draft picks represent the means by which we fill out the roster. Giving up several picks to move up is not as feasible now, because we are going to have difficulty finding the roster answers in a cost effective manager in free agency.
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My thing is that trading up enough to get where people want them to go.....history says it just usually doesn't work out. Stay where you are, maybe go up a pick or two if a guy falls, but for the most part, just take guys you like where you are. |
No reason to doubt Veach in this. Breer put out yesterday that he believes it will still most likely be a second rounder. The first couple waves of FA have already come and gone. There’s no reason to rush this.
Granted it’s not an exact comparison, and we got trade raped. But Frank Clark’s value didn’t exactly go down that year when it got close to the draft. |
Welp. Horrible situation but this may lead to some movement with Sneed.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">It is being reported that Cameron Sutton allegedly picked up his girlfriend Courtney Alexander and threw her out the window on the third story of his house. Sutton fled the scene. <a href="https://t.co/HZBdgTz9ix">https://t.co/HZBdgTz9ix</a> <a href="https://t.co/X1vC7lGnvP">pic.twitter.com/X1vC7lGnvP</a></p>— Bryan Aguada (@Bryan_Aguada) <a href="https://twitter.com/Bryan_Aguada/status/1770467205240561940?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 20, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Sneed isn't a Chiefs yet. Tag isn't signed and maybe a team caves in after the draft when who they wanted they didn't get or he changes his contract demands but it is leaning towards him playing on the tag. Either way we are not getting the picks we want and maybe none at all. |
Holy ****ing shit.
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What the actual ****?
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"Have you tried looking for a WR running down the sideline? You should be able to find Sutton about 10 yards behind on the ground" LMAO |
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Cameron threw his Baby Mama out a window... Yea, they may now need a corner. |
Is she dead? Damn.
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3rd floor? I would guess an aggressive Prosecutor could go after 2nd degree attempted murder charges? Any lesser charge still carries lengthy prison sentences. Wow. I guess he literally belived in a "bouncing baby boy"
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Sounds like the third story window is fake.
Apparently, the warrant says strangulation. Not much better, but still. |
Jesus man, a league suspension is the least of his worries.
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I mean if they’ll give us their 2nd rounder I’m fine with flipping Sneed to Detroit but damn they’ve got a hell of a roster and that would just put it over the top.
Would honestly make them my NFC favorite I think. But it’s hard cause they gotta be mentally ready to bounce back and start over after the big year they had. |
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I'm not sure they trade for Sneed even with Sutton's situation. They just traded a 3rd for one and can just grab a CB in the first round.
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And they’re budgeting for their guys like Sewell, St. Brown, Goff |
Apparently, this happened March 7th, and he has been on the lam. Amazing this has been supressed, and likely the reason for the bad Carlton Davis trade
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A 2024 3rd (which I know they don't have) DOES equal a 2025 2nd. So I guess if the Chiefs are just looking for assets to move around with, it does the same thing... |
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If we do, I’ve never seen one. |
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It's hard to confuse the two...strangulation is usually quiet and contained within the condo unit. Throwing someone out a window involves a fight and lots of screaming, a thud, and likely witnesses. Bizarre if it is strangulation. Who the hell comes up with the alternate story and why?
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I dunno.
How badly was she hurt? Aggravated battery can go either way. Misdemeanor or felony. I'm all for stringing all these guys up. But I won't be a concensus. Who knows if I'll even be a majority. |
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The wording implied that it was a house, though. If it was a condo, you’d think they’d say he threw her “from his third-story home” as opposed to he threw her “from the third story of his house”. |
It was probably some kind of combination choke AND push through the window, kind of like a Kane chokeslam off the stage:
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The lack of news on Sneed is paneful
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"Domestic Battery by Strangulation" is now the charge. Far more plausible, but those bitches from Detroit better be on the blower to BV and discussing a 2nd. |
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Another day that the Colt beat writer and basement twitter tards look like complete idiots ROFL (Who will white knight them today?)
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I see that Lions CB Cameron Sutton is wanted by police for domestic battery by strangulation and has not responded to multiple attempts to contact him. This is really sad, but it doesn't sound good for the Lions. Depending on how much they want to push this year, they might come after Sneed.
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He a Colt yet? ROFL
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Some of us actually avoid twitter... |
Cam Sutton released. Let’s see if they step back into the Sneed sweepstakes
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GET IT VERTCH!
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You double down over and over. |
Sneed would be a massive upgrade in Detroit
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Fuggit, keep him, shoot for the 3!
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At this point In fine with whatever happens.
If he’s here. Awesome! If he’s not, we have a ton of cap space and some extra draft capital. |
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We're winning FOUR in a row... |
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I think he was just supposed to bite her kneecap off...but went too far...
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Fine with paying the tag and keeping him at this point. Really wanted that money for another vet WR but oh well. He will be highly motivated to kick ass with no long-term deal in place.
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The price for Sneed is now a 2nd and a 4th.
Pay up Detroit. |
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