Report: Sneed likely to stay with Chiefs and play the tag

[In58men]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

That’s insane unless he just really really does not want to leave.

There’s a lot that goes into play with contracts. Maybe that team isn’t giving the guaranteed money he wants or maybe there’s too many incentives being implemented where it’s giving him doubts.

Bottom line is we don’t know the actual structure of these “contracts” being offered.

[In58men]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

Matt Verdarame said that he turned down a 4 year, $80 million dollar deal.

Wait? He’s under the franchise tag. Maybe the Chiefs didn’t like what they were getting in return?

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by In58men

Wait? He’s under the franchise tag. Maybe the Chiefs didn’t like what they’ were getting in return?

It was from an interview that Matt V did.

1. The Titans were very interested in Sneed early in the process.

2. The Lions and Colts were interested but have since moved on.

3. Sneed is sticking to his asking price of $22+ million AAV because he wants to be the highest paid CB in the league.

4. The Chiefs and at least one team had agreed to the parameters of a trade but Sneed turned down 4 years and $80 million.

5. There are concerns about Sneed's knee but they aren't major concerns that have stopped teams from making offers.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

If it’s Tennessee, the package is gonna be a ‘24 4th (106) + ‘25 2nd IMO

Aka the Marcus Peters deal

Not awful, but not much juice this year. They don’t have a 3. Don’t see them giving up pick 38.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

If it’s Tennessee, the package is gonna be a ‘24 4th (106) + ‘25 2nd IMO

Aka the Marcus Peters deal

Not awful, but not much juice this year. They don’t have a 3. Don’t see them giving up pick 38.

I'd take it over a 3rd this year.

I could realistically see the Titans finishing bottom 5 and that pick being 33-38 overall.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by staylor26

I'd take it over a 3rd this year.

I could realistically see the Titans finishing bottom 5 and that pick being 33-38 overall.

Yeah, it would be a nice package for 2, 3, 4 years from now.

Undoubtedly makes us worse next year (compared to keeping Sneed on the tag).

I can make an argument for either scenario. The safe call is to accept that trade offer and keep playing the long game.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by staylor26

I'd take it over a 3rd this year.

I could realistically see the Titans finishing bottom 5 and that pick being 33-38 overall.

This

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

If it’s Tennessee, the package is gonna be a ‘24 4th (106) + ‘25 2nd IMO

Aka the Marcus Peters deal

Not awful, but not much juice this year. They don’t have a 3. Don’t see them giving up pick 38.

**** that. I’d bring him back and go all in for the 3 Peat.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

**** that. I’d bring him back and go all in for the 3 Peat.

I don't haaaaaate that?

The 2nd could really be hugely valuable in 2025. But equally critical is that the cap space could net the veteran OT, DE and potentially WR (OBJ) that we could still use to round out the rest of the roster. And it could be done in a way that doesn't push money into future seasons.

It's nothing approaching ideal. But it's not awful.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I don't haaaaaate that?

The 2nd could really be hugely valuable in 2025. But equally critical is that the cap space could net the veteran OT, DE and potentially WR (OBJ) that we could still use to round out the rest of the roster. And it could be done in a way that doesn't push money into future seasons.

It's nothing approaching ideal. But it's not awful.

If the Chiefs make that trade and 3-peat anyway, I can’t imagine the frustration from the rest of the league.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I don't haaaaaate that?

The 2nd could really be hugely valuable in 2025. But equally critical is that the cap space could net the veteran OT, DE and potentially WR (OBJ) that we could still use to round out the rest of the roster. And it could be done in a way that doesn't push money into future seasons.

It's nothing approaching ideal. But it's not awful.

I would have thought that one of the best corners in the game would fetch a 1st or at worse, a second rounder. All
Of the remaining options are not even approaching ideal.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

I would have thought that one of the best corners in the game would fetch a 1st or at worse, a second rounder. That’s nothing approaching ideal.

Just not how it typically works for anything other than QBs, WRs and pass rushers.

The fact that the most valuable CB on the market signed a deal for just a hair over what Jerry !@#$ing Jeudy got kinda tells you how much the league values them.

Doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but it's where the league is. You're just not going to get a massive return for the privilege of paying a guy unless that guy scores touchdowns or sacks quarterbacks.

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

I would have thought that one of the best corners in the game would fetch a 1st or at worse, a second rounder. All
Of the remaining options are not even approaching ideal.

The rest of the league doesn't think so. They see a very good 27 year old with a questionable knee issue.

We see and Snead see's a prime Ramsey or Revis. He isn't getting that value.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I don't haaaaaate that?

The 2nd could really be hugely valuable in 2025. But equally critical is that the cap space could net the veteran OT, DE and potentially WR (OBJ) that we could still use to round out the rest of the roster. And it could be done in a way that doesn't push money into future seasons.

It's nothing approaching ideal. But it's not awful.

What DE or OT is out there now that could be had?