Chiefs Our pal Bashaud Breeland visited the Vikings yesterday - Page 6

Originally Posted by In58men:
Are we not going to extend Tyrann?

It wouldn't surprise me honestly. This team went all in and it paid off but now we're to the point of making changes.

There's probably about a 75% chance Hitchens, Clark and Mathieu are playing their last seasons here.
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Originally Posted by Mecca:
It wouldn't surprise me honestly. This team went all in and it paid off but now we're to the point of making changes.

There's probably about a 75% chance Hitchens, Clark and Mathieu are playing their last seasons here.

Hitchens and Clark are goners but I cannot see them letting Tyrann go as well. That’s way too much leadership on D to let walk in one offseason. Especially if Badger balls out again.
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Would have liked Breeland for another year, but Coach Steve Spagnuolo, Coach Dave Merritt and Coach Sam Madison will make L'Jarius Sneed, Charvarius Ward, Deandre Baker, Rashad Fenton, Mike Hughes, and Thakarius Keyes into a good CB unit.
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Sounds like we moved on from him, not the other way around.

This was a tough decision when heart was sold on kc and the brotherhood that I’ve made over the last two years when one door close another always open it’s been my life story but I will always love the Kansas City chiefs organization. I wanna thank the Hunt family, Coach Reid
— Bashaud Breeland (@Bree2Land6) June 4, 2021

Coach Spagz, Coach Merrit and my dog coach Madison the love was real and this is a Fairwell but not a break up! To my brothers and the city itself the memories won’t be forgotten and the love will continue from this day forth. Big Love Breezy
— Bashaud Breeland (@Bree2Land6) June 4, 2021

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Minnesota probably beat our offer by 500K, lol
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Sam Madison was not a fast corner (4.61 40) but had 12 years in NFL with the Dolphins and the Giants with 38 interceptions, and 4 Pro Bowls.

I think Madison will help Rashad Fenton and Deandre Baker be better corners.
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Gonna miss watching him play. He was like the anti-Peters. Dude just loved hitting people.
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Originally Posted by BigBeauford:
Gonna miss watching him play. He was like the anti-Peters. Dude just loved hitting people.

He did not back off or shy away from contact at all.
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Awe man, it’s even worse that he didn’t want to leave. Wish he had told KC to fist themselves in his Tweet so I could hate him.
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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief:
Awe man, it’s even worse that he didn’t want to leave. Wish he had told KC to fist themselves in his Tweet so I could hate him.

:-)

Yes, it would have been great if he had said this.
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This has been our biggest loss of the offseason by a stretch. The other guys were broke dicks or averages. Breeland was a really good player for us. Baker and Huges must be looking alright.
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This take from SI.com was interesting -

Originally Posted by :
Coincidentally, it's kind of like the Vikings and Chiefs swapped Breeland and Hughes this offseason, as the injury-prone former first-rounder was traded from Minnesota to Kansas City earlier this offseason. That's a win for Minnesota, as Breeland is the more established player and doesn't come with the durability concerns.

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Originally Posted by Wilson8:
This take from SI.com was interesting -

Yea that’s a fucking dumb way of them trying to spin it as a big win for Minnesota. The Chiefs didn’t trade Breeland. He was a free agent that they chose not to re-sign.
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
Yea that’s a ****ing dumb way of them trying to spin it as a big win for Minnesota. The Chiefs didn’t trade Breeland. He was a free agent that they chose not to re-sign.

The story came from Will Ragatz, Vikings Beat Writer for Sports Illustrated, so therefore the spin.

I was not agreeing with it. I thought it was funny.
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