Only one tag next offseason and you have him and Jones to deal with
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If Mahomes is what we believe he is, the team should be fine. WR's don't win Superbowls, QB's and defense do. |
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It’s hard and I think having as many elite players as you can will only help. I don’t know that another team will give much of a premium for Hill right now though |
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With that said, you keep a HOF player. |
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It’s part of the CBA. |
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Hill for Ramsey straight up. Yes or No?
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A GM might spend his entire career hoping to find a player like Hill...and considering the arm talent of Mahomes, it makes him more valuable than some arbitrary 1st round pick you hope might pan out.
Hill and Mahomes are untradable....having a guy that demands a double team takes out two defensive players every down. There is literally no way Veach, being a former WR, trades him.... |
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Some folks need to put the madden trade analyzer down.....
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The talk about Hill this season has gone from Cut Him, Suspend Him, Cut Him now Trade Him... I will be glad when all of this nonsense is over and the conversation is about, Resigning Him.
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That’s why Chris Jones is more valuable than Tyreek Hill. You can replicate a lot of Tyreek Hill with Pat and Andy. Just look at the potential of Mecole Hardman. I don’t think this team could find another Chris Jones. This team has no problem drafting and fitting offensive talent. They can’t find/fit defensive talent anywhere near the same frequency. |
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Man I just don’t know about that
I think Hill is a bit of an outlier. You take him away from the offense and they become easier to defense. Belicheck said the same thing |
Do fans of other teams have conversations about trading the best non QB offensive player? There is just no reason to trade him from any perspective you can possibly think of. And if he were traded, then every single person should be fired immediately for being colossally stupid.
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There are 2 untouchable players on this team Mahomes of course and Tyreek Hill. Hill gets better every year as he learns the position and refines his skills. I bet he pushes 2000 yards this year. He's going to have probably 5-6 more elite years of 1500+. With his honed skills he should still be fairly productive even when he loses a step. If he stays healthy he will be in the top 10 for all time rec yards.
Someone save this post, so we can see I'm right in 10 years. |
Hill is unique. You can't replace unique. Not entirely.
Therefore, it stands to reason that you don't trade unique. FAX |
https://twitter.com/mattverderame/st...415012353?s=21
They aren’t trading Hill. And that should have been obvious when they stuck with him throughout the whole offseason. This is Andy’s year to get a ring, no need to **** it up now. |
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I do not want to trade Tyreek.
I do not think we will trade Tyreek. That said... if we did... my thoughts below: • The Chiefs probably spent time this Spring imagining an offense and team in 2019 without Tyreek because of the drama, even if for just a short time. They had to think through contingency plans. • The Chiefs probably spent time imagining an offense and team in 2020 and beyond without Tyreek because of his, Jones’ and Pat’s contracts. He has Rosenhaus as his agent. • That plan could have included Tremon’s move to offense (failed test) and signing DAT (distraction speed - meh). • If their plan is good enough in their minds, and if the payment is good enough, then they consider a trade. • Not one player Veach has sent packing via cut or trade has gone on to do shit. I trust him in this area. • Obviously Tyreek is different. But no one can use Tyreek like Reid and Pat. • Teams may think they are buying low on Tyreek because of timing and drama, but the Chiefs would not sell him low. • One trade I’d consider: Tyreek for PP and the Cards’ 2020 1st. That’s an elite corner for 10 games + playoffs and a top-5 pick. • Another trade to consider: Tyreek for Jalen Ramsey. Talent wise, it’s a net loss, but you pay a tax for moving the talent to the other side of the ball. Money-wise, this trade does not make sense. • Only other trade I would consider: 2 first rounders from a really shitty team. |
Yes we're going to trade our biggest offensive and ST weapon 2 weeks before the season starts....
Come on lol.... |
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2013 Broncos 2018 Chiefs 2007 Patriots 2011 Packers 1998 Vikings 2011 Saints 2016 Falcons 1990 Bills To my knowledge, the 1999 Greatest Show on Turf Rams are the only one who won a Lombardi |
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It’s hard to win man. But the chiefs historic offense got them about as close as possible to a super bowl. Once you get that far you’re gonna have to play other elite teams |
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Let’s pump the brakes a bit |
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That one time was with Jim Johnson and a damn good defense. That says an awful lot |
I don’t like this thought process that Hardman can just step in a be Tyreek Light... are we forgetting that Watkins is far from a guarantee to be out there all season long?
I don’t see them trading Hill at all right now. But if they did, good chance you see our WR lineup as Hardman, D-Rob, and ?..... for at least a couple weeks. Yuck. |
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Mahomes wouldn’t stop being Mahomes if we lose Hill. He would still have multiple top shelf receiving targets. Hardman isn’t proven, but his talents are undeniable. The defense NEEDS a top shelf corner to have the ability to play aggressive. |
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They need solid play everywhere |
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Mahomes is all that matters. He’s the new Brady for the next 15 years. Give him even half-decent talent and he’ll elevate it. |
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What is this board's stupid obsession with Jalen Ramsey?
You'd seriously try to pay that dude what he thinks he's going to get with Mahomes' next contract upcoming AND a need to pay Chris Jones and/or Tyreek? Oh, and we're also paying Frank Clark now. Yeah, you're going to have to make choices, but to invest that shit in ONE elite CB while you could be starting God-knows-what on the opposite side makes the defense VERY vulnerable to tanking into the Packers of the 2010s. The key when Mahomes has his big money is to try to maintain SOME kind of cap flexibility from year to year. We'll never have much cap space at all, but we need to have at least a SMALL amount of flexibility for short term fixes here and there. Even without Ramsey, I don't know if it's possible just to pay and keep the guys we've got. It might not be. We might have to sacrifice Hill or Jones anyway. Paying Mahomes, Clark, Jones, Hill, AND Ramsey? And don't forget Honey Badger, maintaining the OL, and however long Kelce is able to play in this league at an elite level. No. As crazy as this sounds, I'll take my chances with Bashaud Breeland and keep the cap room to spend somewhere else as we need it. |
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Chiefs had probably the worst safety group in the NFL last season...they now have 3 new ones with Watts returning. They swapped out Scandrick and Nelson...the back-end is essentially new. They were one stop away from being 15-1...and a few terrible 4th quarter calls from being in the SB. |
The Chiefs are a worst team with Ramsey or Peterson and without Hill. I don’t see any argument otherwise.
We didn’t need better corners to win the Super Bowl last season. We needed competent coaching and Ford not lining up offsides. |
Not even Brett Veach is stupid enough to trade Tyreek.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Chiefs aren’t interested in trading Tyreek Hill.</p>— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) <a href="https://twitter.com/TerezPaylor/status/1165306350873841665?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 24, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Chiefs aren’t interested in trading Tyreek Hill.</p>— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) <a href="https://twitter.com/TerezPaylor/status/1165306350873841665?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 24, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Of course they aren’t. It’s crazy talk.
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Obviously.
Even if the Chiefs were willing, no team is going to break the bank for someone who's (rightly or wrongly) going to fire up a shitstorm from the local SJWs like Tyreek inevitably would. |
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Knock on wood, as long as our CBs stay healthy, we're gonna be just fine. They'll give up yards, they'll give up catches, and they'll give up scores, but I think they're good enough to at least not trip over their own goddamn dicks, even in this new defense.
To be honest, if we could magically add any elite stud at one position on defense, I might actually go with a MLB. Our current starter (whether it's Niemann or Ragland) can't be on the field all three downs, and even when we're only operating out of a base defense, they're not exactly shutting all the shit down that comes their way. I know it's kind of like RB, where you can find LBs practically anywhere, but you still can't have a great defense without great LBs. It's too exploitable. I think that would do more to force offenses to punt than adding a shutdown corner the way our team is currently constructed. |
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He probably messaged someone asking about any interest in trading Hill and got back a gif like this. https://tenor.com/93vm.gif |
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HELL NO!!!! Hill for the entire Jag defense? I’ll think about it. |
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Who started this jackass rumor about trading Tyreek?
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Geoff Schwartz piling on with his dumb opinion. |
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The Hill trade talk is so dumb.
We wouldn’t trade him to a contender and have it bite us in the ass later. No team that is building would mortgage their future by giving the Chiefs multiple firsts to get him. |
Watkins instead of Hill if they are going to dangle anyone. And who wants that contract and injury history ?:rolleyes:
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He straight up makes things up. Lots of those guys out there. He should have been fired after the Evan Mathis stuff. |
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1969 Chiefs 1976 Steelers 1985 Bears 1986 Giants 2000 Ravens 2002 Bucanneers 2008 Steelers 2013 Seahawks 2015 Broncos Every one of these defenses won the Super Bowl |
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Some of the examples above aren’t really relevant anymore. Are the Brad Johnsons or Trent Dilfers of the world going to be the QBs on Super Bowl winning teams in today’s NFL? Not likely. Before anyone brings up Foles, the Eagles wouldn’t have had the 1 seed without Wentz having the season he did. Foles wouldn’t have made it to the Super Bowl as a wildcard. |
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But you're so right. There's nothing meaningful that can be inferred from this data. |
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For a while he had Pinkston, Thrash and Freddie Mitchell as his receivers. The one complete year he had a dynamic receiving weapon in TO they went to the SB Had he had Patrick Mahomes in 2004, he would most likely have a ring right now. |
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I know what terez said but I still kinda have a sneaking suspicion that a hill for clowney deal is or atleast has been discussed
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I'm not concerned with Hill on the field at all. As long as the Chiefs protect themselves with Hill off the field in the next contract it's all good. We don't trade Hill until at least one tag year. By then we should know if Mahomes will make everyone good or if Hill is the exception |
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