This!
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The Dolphins have done a lot of pretty stupid shit over the years....
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BFlo comes from the patriot way bullshit. They dont like players who make a stink sticking around. Maybe he will export him for a 3rd and ward.
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That’s it! I’m jerking off!!!
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It’s hilarious that KnowMo is out here terrified of the thought of KC getting Howard.
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I started posting on Internet football forums in 2003. I've mostly lurked the past few years, but I still post here from time to time.

I've never, ever posted on an opposing team's forum, especially thousands of times, especially to say such blatantly stupid and jealous shit, ESPECIALLY when my team is the current doormat of the division and the team whose board I'm posting on has been the absolute dominant force for years with no end in sight.

In other words, :-) at this ****ing Bronco loser. Your life must be really hard. Go outside. Read a book. Maybe even learn to paint, where your fantasy can translate to something that won't look so stupid.
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As much as I want this to happened, it just doesn’t make sense.

We could have had Breeland for $4 million, Howard would want around $12-$14 million.
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Absolutely this. He is going to demand a HUGE salary and we do not need this in our current cap situation. Draft next year a young CB. NO THANKS!
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Well thats like saying you could have Kpass or DT. Comparing apples to cherry tomatoes lol.
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His reason is because "He doesn't feel VALUED" PASS!
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I mean, yeah it's expensive, but you'd essentially be replacing Clarks contract with this one.

I like the young QB's we've got, but dang if you could add this? Yeah.
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CB Byron Jones signed with the Miami Dolphins last year for 2020 $17,600,000, 2021 $16,100,000, 2022 $16,475,000, 2023 $16,200,000, 2024 $16,125,000 for a total of $82,500,000.

Xavien Howard has a contract 2019 $10,349,830, 2020 $13,325,000, 2021 $13,500,000, 2022 $14,375,000, 2023 $13,400,000, 2024 $12,250,000 for a total of $77,199,830.

He wants his contract to be as good or better than Byron Jones.

It is exciting to think about the Chiefs adding a talent like Howard, but I do not see how you add him under the cap space that the Chiefs face now and in the future.
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A couple of factors to consider in regards to him.

1. When he signed his last contract he was the highest paid CB in the league. He has lived up to that, but is unhappy because he no longer is the highest paid in the league, or even on his team (pretty sure he would not have been saying what he was saying had he not performed at that salary). He wants to be paid top of the market and if we traded for him he would cost a premium in picks and salary.

2. While we could pay him with Clark's money when we inevitably cut him, which is easier to replace in the draft? Clark or Howard? We could reasonably only pay one.
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Here the only question we need to ask.

How does he help us match up better on TB to help us beat them in the Super Bowl rematch?

That’s literally all that matters.
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More good corners vs their multitude of recievers and tight ends? Seems like he probably helps.
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