Offseason additions outside of the draft

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by O.city

I’d flip a 5th to the cowboys for Sean Lee and hope he could stay healthy

No. I don't want a slow, aging ILB that can't stay healthy.

Originally Posted by O.city

With the bengals apparently cleaning house, would you give up a 2nd round pick for aj green?

No. For reasons made clear by pugs.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by O.city

They’re the dolphins?

Okay, fair enough. I can't argue against that.

[kccrow]

I'm beginning to wonder if Trae Waynes will hit the market. The Vikings have 19 free agents going into the 2019 offseason and a meager $11.3 million in cap space. Assuming they let S Andrew Sendejo go by not picking up his option, they'll still be looking at a shoddy $16.8 million in space. They need more cap room to sign their draft class and retain or obtain talent at other positions, especially considering SLB Anthony Barr and K Dan Bailey are on that FA list. The Vikings deepest group is at CB where they have Xavier Rhodes, Mackenzie Alexander, Mike Hughes, and Holton Hill. The team can gain the most space by cutting ties with Waynes prior to the beginning of the new league year. They would have been smart to trade him this year. Now they have to make a snap decision between Feb 4 and Mar 13 on whether or not to retain him because that salary is fully guaranteed March 13. If the Vikings do cut him before the option fully guarantees, then the Chiefs should do everything they can to sign him in my opinion. He's been a lot stronger player the past 2 seasons than he was his first couple.

[Toad]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I'm beginning to wonder if Trae Waynes will hit the market. The Vikings have 19 free agents going into the 2019 offseason and a meager $11.3 million in cap space. Assuming they let S Andrew Sendejo go by not picking up his option, they'll still be looking at a shoddy $16.8 million in space. They need more cap room to sign their draft class and retain or obtain talent at other positions, especially considering SLB Anthony Barr and K Dan Bailey are on that FA list. The Vikings deepest group is at CB where they have Xavier Rhodes, Mackenzie Alexander, Mike Hughes, and Holton Hill. The team can gain the most space by cutting ties with Waynes prior to the beginning of the new league year. They would have been smart to trade him this year. Now they have to make a snap decision between Feb 4 and Mar 13 on whether or not to retain him because that salary is fully guaranteed March 13. If the Vikings do cut him before the option fully guarantees, then the Chiefs should do everything they can to sign him in my opinion. He's been a lot stronger player the past 2 seasons than he was his first couple.

Wow! Didn’t realize how well the Vikings are stacked at corner.
I’d love for the Chiefs to pursue Waynes if he becomes available.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I'm beginning to wonder if Trae Waynes will hit the market. The Vikings have 19 free agents going into the 2019 offseason and a meager $11.3 million in cap space. Assuming they let S Andrew Sendejo go by not picking up his option, they'll still be looking at a shoddy $16.8 million in space. They need more cap room to sign their draft class and retain or obtain talent at other positions, especially considering SLB Anthony Barr and K Dan Bailey are on that FA list. The Vikings deepest group is at CB where they have Xavier Rhodes, Mackenzie Alexander, Mike Hughes, and Holton Hill. The team can gain the most space by cutting ties with Waynes prior to the beginning of the new league year. They would have been smart to trade him this year. Now they have to make a snap decision between Feb 4 and Mar 13 on whether or not to retain him because that salary is fully guaranteed March 13. If the Vikings do cut him before the option fully guarantees, then the Chiefs should do everything they can to sign him in my opinion. He's been a lot stronger player the past 2 seasons than he was his first couple.

They are absolutely going to let Barr walk in FA and Bailey has been eh. I don't see them letting him go at all.