Football ***2024 NFL Free Agency*** - Page 106

Originally Posted by In58men:
Can somebody create a “2024 Free Agency” thread, please. Thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
Bottom line it’s a great year to need multiple WRs

The draft class strength is clearly impacting the FA prices

If we’re talking bigger receivers I really like Keon Coleman
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
For the record, in the Mahomes era the Chiefs only have two players with more than 146 targets in a season.

Kelce with 152 in 2022 and Reek with 159 in 2021.

Decoys in a run first offense.

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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
You just checkmated yourself.

Got you.

Players that suck don’t get targeted that much.

Yet they traded him for a late first round pick in a meh draft and took a CENTER with the pick.

That's been my point all along - there's now TWO franchises that doesn't want the dude.

Hard pass.
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Originally Posted by MahomesKnows:
The longer Ridley and Brown go unsigned, the more hope I have in Veach pulling off a deal.

I wonder if Jags signing Davis to that shitty contract put a damper on things.
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Originally Posted by MAHOMO 4 LIFE!:
If we’re talking bigger receivers I really like Keon Coleman

Hollywood in FA and Coleman in the draft this offense would take off.
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch:

They're doing it to themselves, really.

People are so desperate to improve the WR room they are willing to do the EXACT same thing that put us in this position to begin with.
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch:
:-) We were seemingly always interested in the fastest guys available even when we had Tyreek. Just had no realistic way up to get them. Hell, didn't we make our interest in Ruggs so apparent the Raiders took him as the first out of that entire class.

Originally Posted by ModSocks:
Eh. Kinda. Brown would take on the Hardman/KT role while a guy like Worthy would take on MVS's role.

But like Staylor said, if you sign Brown then the Chiefs are likely looking at a day 2 WR.

Idk,

Both Brown and Worthy are so damn tiny in their builds. It may work out if you had both cause you already have two guys who are elite in the shorter areas of the field and therefore don’t need the other receivers to win there as much
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
They're doing it to themselves, really.

People are so desperate to improve the WR room they are willing to do the EXACT same thing that put us in this position to begin with.

So Juju was a bad signing then?
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15;17437407[[B:
B]]Yet they traded him [/B[/B]]for a late first round pick in a meh draft and took a CENTER with the pick.

That's been my point all along - there's now TWO franchises that doesn't want the dude.

Hard pass.

Stupid principle.

Players that get traded have to be bad?!

So why would anyone trade for Sneed, obviously he is going to suck, right?
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No, what we didn't do is add real NFL players.

Both Mooney and Brown are legit NFL WR's that can play in the top 3.

Sky Moore and Justin Watson are not.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
Stupid principle.

Players that get traded have to be bad?!

So why would anyone trade for Sneed, obviously he is going to suck, right?

Yeah AJ Brown sure sucks. Titans didnt "want" him anymore either.
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I don’t think the Chiefs are locked into a day 2 WR if they get Hollywood. And yes Hollywood Brown would be a major upgrade to every WR not named Rice last year.

At the right price he’s a perfect fit here.
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Lions trading for Carlton Davis is a bit alarming. I think they're out on the Sneed trade.
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Originally Posted by ForeverIowan:
Yeah AJ Brown sure sucks. Titans didnt "want" him anymore either.

Tyreek Hill did ok after leaving here for his next team too.

:-)
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