Sources: The #Seahawks and #Chiefs are deep in talks on a trade to send star Frank Clark to KC. The compensation would include a 1st rounder, a 2020 2nd rounder and a swap of mid-rounders. To complete it, the franchise tagged player and Chiefs must hammer out a deal.
KC believes the addition of Clark to the d-line rotation of Speaks, Ogbah, Okafor on the edge & Chris Jones, Derrick Nnadi & Xavier Williams inside gives them a chance to win in Jan.
Plus, KC still has 3 top 100 picks this year to address S/CB/MLB/DT or even WR/TE/C.
Am I talking to a wall? It's not about the pick or picks in this particular case, it's about the body of work as a whole and so far, it's just not that impressive.
If his drafting were better, I can cut slack on the compensation for trade-outs.
If his negotiations for extensions were the kind that made you say, "how did we get away with that"(?), I can cut slack on the drafting.
Do you even SOMEWHAT understand the point I'm trying to make here? Like, at all? [Reply]
First reactions OMG, THIS IS THE WORST THING EVER. I'M SUPER ****ING PISSED!!!!!!
600 posts later: THIS GUY IS A STUD! WE'RE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL!!!!
To be fair, I was busy the first 550 posts and the rest of my fellas didn't know what to think until I let them know that Charles Jefferson was coming in here thinking the QBs of the AFCW trashed his camaro. [Reply]
Originally Posted by TambaBerry:
lowest as in number lower. so if the 49ers pick 40th and the chiefs pick 50th the chiefs get the 40th and the seahawks get the 50th
Exactly the case. Garafolo also confirmed this on NFL.Com. [Reply]
“BuT wE DoN’T hAVe tHe Cap SpaCE tO SigN EVerYoNE”
#Chiefs would also still have $37M in cap space next offseason. That includes Sammy’s bloated cap hit & $12M for Eric Fisher. They have money to maneuver. But those day 2 draft picks are going to become really important. Gotta start hitting on cheap value players.
I have just checked the draft chart and basically the Chiefs traded the equivalent of their 29th overall pick and a low 3rd/high 4th round pick this year for Frank Clark, assuming the Chiefs finish with a top 3 record next year. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate:
Am I talking to a wall? It's not about the pick or picks in this particular case, it's about the body of work as a whole and so far, it's just not that impressive.
If his drafting were better, I can cut slack on the compensation for trade-outs.
If his negotiations for extensions were the kind that made you say, "how did we get away with that"(?), I can cut slack on the drafting.
Do you even SOMEWHAT understand the point I'm trying to make here? Like, at all?
