Originally Posted by O.city:
They can't get to 30 this year without cutting Bailey as well.
They've got a shit load of dead money now, staggering deals just means more dead money down the road.
It's probably time to pay the piper and get the shit in order.
That doesn't make any sense...You can sign players this year and stagger a bigger portion of those deals into 2019 ($82 Million) when the past dead money is almost gone. Berry made $3 million last year and $13 million this season.
Dead money comes from players who are no longer on the roster...I'm not saying push the money to the final years, I'm saying pay them with the excess when you have it. Chiefs dont have any superstars needing to be paid for a few years... [Reply]
Originally Posted by mcaj22:
Because he can't handle any more. 2 offseason in a row with maintenance related medical issues from wear and tear of the season and he's only 23. That is not good for his longevity no matter how you look at it. And there will be more wear and tear by the time he reaches his 2nd contract. Do you honestly feel good about giving a guy that can't hit 700 snaps and will need some sort of offseason medical program every year 50/60/70 million to play in Sutton's scheme?
If he plays like last year yes I’d give him a new deal. If we got someone from this draft that is as talented, I’d consider letting him walk.
Injuries happen and Jones injuries have not been serious career threatening (ACL, Achilles, back). [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
That doesn't make any sense...You can sign players this year and stagger a bigger portion of those deals into 2019 ($82 Million) when the past dead money is gone.
Dead money comes from players who are no longer on the roster...
Yeah, I get it.
But it's the same thing Dorsey did with these guys to cause the cap to be what it is now and the Chiefs to have to cut guys like they have.
It's not ideal. You don't know what your roster needs will be next year and if you have money tied up it gets tough.
Originally Posted by RunKC:
If he plays like last year yes I’d give him a new deal. If we got someone from this draft that is as talented, I’d consider letting him walk.
Injuries happen and Jones injuries have not been serious career threatening (ACL, Achilles, back).
Originally Posted by RunKC:
If he plays like last year yes I’d give him a new deal. If we got someone from this draft that is as talented, I’d consider letting him walk.
Injuries happen and Jones injuries have not been serious career threatening (ACL, Achilles, back).
Injuries happen is exactly how they got into the situation they are in with Justin Houston [Reply]
If the Chiefs are going to stagger contracts or push money into next year, it's important to target young players that are more likely to be able to perform the life of the deal.
Originally Posted by mcaj22:
Injuries happen is exactly how they got into the situation they are in with Justin Houston
Justin Houston had a serious knee injury which his ACL was “loose” which needed more than a year long treatment and rehab.
Chris Jones MCL injury is a 2 month long recovery. It’s nowhere near as serious.
Guys have scopes and minor surgeries all the time in the NFL. It’s serious long term injuries like ACL/MCL/PCL (Parker Ehinger), Achilles (Eric Berry) and back (Dontari Poe) that should worry you. Those are serious long term rehab injuries.
FFS dude Chris Jones was already running a month after his surgery. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Justin Houston had a serious knee injury which his ACL was “loose” which needed more than a year long treatment and rehab.
Chris Jones MCL injury is a 2 month long recovery. It’s nowhere near as serious.
Guys have scopes and minor surgeries all the time in the NFL. It’s serious long term injuries like ACL/MCL/PCL (Parker Ehinger), Achilles (Eric Berry) and back (Dontari Poe) that should worry you. Those are serious long term rehab injuries.
FFS dude Chris Jones was already running a month after his surgery. :-)
Its 2 straight offseasons where he's had injury issues though. Not necessarily the severity. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Justin Houston had a serious knee injury which his ACL was “loose” which needed more than a year long treatment and rehab.
Chris Jones MCL injury is a 2 month long crecovery time. It’s nowhere near as serious.
Guys have scopes and minor surgeries all the time in the NFL. It’s serious long term injuries like ACL/MCL/PCL (Parker Ehinger), Achilles (Eric Berry) and back (Dontari Poe) that should worry you. Those are serious long term rehab injuries.
FFS dude Chris Jones was already running a month after his surgery. :-)
All of this. I’ve already seen Jones working out on IG. [Reply]