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The Kansas City Chiefs could be saying goodbye to one of their defensive stars.
The Chiefs have granted cornerback L'Jarius Sneed permission to seek a trade, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Wednesday. Rapoport added the Chiefs could elect to use their franchise tag on Sneed ahead of next Tuesday's deadline and then trade the fourth-year defensive back.
If Kansas City does indeed tag Sneed by the March 5 deadline, the organization will have until mid-July to either lock him into a larger extension or presumably make good on its word and trade him. The one-year franchise tag for cornerbacks is set at $19.8 million for the 2024 season.
The 2020 fourth-rounder has blossomed into a stud for the Chiefs during his rookie contract, developing a reputation for sticky coverage with 10 interceptions, 40 passes defensed, four forced fumbles and 6.5 sacks in his career.
Teams are sure to come calling, but they'll have to compete with the K.C.'s negotiating power and the lure of sticking it out with the team that drafted him to make a run at a Super Bowl three-peat.
Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
At 29 and 32 you might just stay there and walk away with a WR and Jordan Morgan as your LT or whoever they like most.
If anything though you'd probably see a repeat of 2022 where they go up and get their first pick, and stay put at 32
Man, if we make a small jump ahead of Buffalo and draft a stud WR… [Reply]
Originally Posted by Christian & Barry:
Sounds like Eagles are the partner to me. Picks 22 (Rd1), 50 (Rd2), or 53 (Rd2) for compensation. Possibly Sneed and 32 for 22 and 53?
Just got a notification that Eagles might look to trade AJ Brown? Probably false coming from Bleacher Report though. [Reply]
If you are the Lions and making a push to get to the SB, you aren't finding a better CB than Sneed at pick #29. Simple as that. He was arguably the best corner in the NFL last season so a late 1st for him is more than fair. [Reply]
Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
Man, if we make a small jump ahead of Buffalo and draft a stud WR…
You got Arizona, Tampa Bay, Green Bay, and Dallas that are right in front of Buffalo, I would've been on the phone weeks ago trying to make this happen, just to mess with Buffalo and show them we're not letting go of tradition. [Reply]
I don't think you can get up high enough for one of the elite prospects, but if one fell a bit you could.
I like just taking a couple swings there.
Or hell....maybe someone wants to trade up and you could end up with a 2nd and a future 1?
Dream scenario is we get 29 and a mid rd pick (4th), use the mid rd pick plus one of ours to trade up for a WR or tackle that’s obtainable, then trade 32 to a team that wants Penix for the 5th year option and gives us a 2, a 4 and a 2025 2 like what the Eagles got for Lamar [Reply]
Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
I could see something like a flip in positions within the first and a combo of a 2+3 or 2+2 if they trade him to Philly.
Yeah a 2nd, plus flipping spots with them would be ideal. [Reply]