More trade news: The #Chiefs are deep in talks with the #49ers on a trade for star pass-rusher Dee Ford, sources say. Things have escalated and this could get done by the end of the night. Ford needs to work out a new contract with SF, which is a big piece of this.
Originally Posted by Chief_N_Bama:
His production at such a valuable position is worth a 1 year $16MM commitment. Or, you know, you could pay $18MM for 40/500/3 from a WR. ORRRRR... you could pay $14MM for a safety that is a liability in pass coverage.
Neither of those players have had multiple years of near zero production. Neither of those players have had more bad years than good years.
There’s such a thing as acceptable risk. Dee Ford’s risk isn’t acceptable. It doesn’t matter what position he plays. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ:
yep, I got it back wards, never mind... not sure what I was thinking... my bad.
CP Disease. It happens. And curable, thank God.
Normally, once a Planeteer gets an idea in his head, the fixation can be neither removed nor allieved unless or until a tire-iron is applied with force to the skull.
Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ:
if KC wins 13 games in 2019/20 season and goes to the playoffs and wins one or two games, maybe even makes it to the SB, where will that 2nd round pick be slotted in the 2020 draft?
It will be slotted in the same position if KC wins -0- games in the 2019/20 season. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Otter:
Is anyone else seeing the Chiefs taking on the Patriots business model?
1. Get best QB in the world
2. Run a plug-and-play defensive system
3. Let players go early rather than late.
4. Pick and choose on the FA market
......?
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Neither of those players have had multiple years of near zero production. Neither of those players have had more bad years than good years.
There’s such a thing as acceptable risk. Dee Ford’s risk isn’t acceptable. It doesn’t matter what position he plays.
Neither of those players were changing positions when they entered the league. And neither of those guys played behind two former All-Pro's when they entered the league either. [Reply]
