That edge rusher would have to be a hit though! Just because one falls, doesnt mean he's going to be good at the NFL level.
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For comparison's sake – Dee Ford put up just 1 season of 56 or more pressures (2018) and had only 1 season (also 2018) with a higher overall grade than Frank Clark's career-low overall grade of 66.1.

— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) April 23, 2019

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Ding ding ding...winner winner chicken dinner!
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You already know lol. We gonna trade our first next year?
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See that's wrong, Houston was declining and Ford is not a fit in this scheme, today Clark is better than both of them.
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Veach hates 1st round picks. That must be it.
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The Chiefs have indeed agreed to a deal in principle with Seattle for Frank Clark, I’m told. I expect any new deal the Chiefs agree to with Clark to be similar DeMarcus Lawrence’s with the Cowboys.

— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) April 23, 2019

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No, I would rather use the 1st on a rookie.
Make it a 2nd this year and next and I am ok.

Brett reach is correct. Trust the draft.
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I was happy to see the one trick pony go to the 49ers.
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I approve
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I can confirm that the deal has been agreed upon. As I told @SorenPetro & @KSeaboldt on @SportsRadio810, Frank Clark wants a new deal similar to what Demarcus Lawrence received from the Cowboys. https://t.co/hilCJS5yVL

— Nate Taylor (@ByNateTaylor) April 23, 2019

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thats too much for him
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It means that Veach isn’t confident that he can identify and draft good edge talent.
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:-)

I love it.

This team needs to load up on studs to make a push.

Also, some of you are just :-) :-)

Fucking celebrate trash signings like Attouchu while lambasting the acquisition of a real impact player.....JFC guys.

Newsflash: Real talent costs real assets.
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