Yes 55 47.41%

No 61 52.59%

Not record breaking, no. But fair price, sure.
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We offered him fair price, he turned it down.

We can tag him one more time, and get one more year-and then we'll have to replace him. Assuming he comes to camp again. He might not a second time. He might be pissed off.

Or we can tag and trade him.

People kept asking- "Well, who are you going to replace him with?" And I point out a young LT with experience in a similar offense and playing a pretty high level, that will likely be available for trade, but that's a terrible idea.

And you've got nothing to offer.
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Unless he sucks ass I bet he gets the money unfortunately
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We wouldn't do it for Tyreek, but you think we'll do it for OBJ?

I don't think so.

I think it's most likely we tag him again and play him.

But I think that's 60/40.

I think it's possible we tag and trade to a team he's a better fit for. Might be back to Baltimore, honestly. Maybe Tennessee.

And someone like Nijman would be a good, less expensive option to replace him.
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Be on the lookout.
We will be trying to draft a big time Offensive tackle next year.
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I haven't been a big OBJ fan but was hopeful that he could improve over last season. Apparently, he has:



For that matter, apparently Wylie has turned himself into a decent RT.
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Chief Fans should absolutely watch this video. Great breakdowns from throughout the game.
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Wylie has always been a decent RT.
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Yeah, if it's not 2003 Chiefs OL play, here on CP, it's a failure.
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Not doing that next year. Even if you're picking number 1, there may not even be a "big time Offensive tackle" in the draft.
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If the Chiefs were willing to meet his demands, he would have signed already. The Chiefs aren’t going to reset the market for OBJ.

If I had to guess, he will be back but the numbers will be closer to what the team wanted than what he wants.

For me personally, it all comes down to the numbers. There absolutely is a price that’s too high. If it comes to that, trade him but we should all be prepared to get an unimpressive compensation for him.
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Let’s say he has improved. It’s a contract year for him. If he gets $25 million a year from KC, how confident are we that he is still as motivated to stay in shape and at the top of his game? That’s certainly a risk with any player, however with a player like OBJ with limited athleticism to begin with I think it’s an even bigger risk.
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this is all I'm saying.
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They won't tag and trade him. Tagging ties up too much money and I doubt anyone wants to trade and pay for him what it would cost.

They'll let him walk.
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They’ll take a couple of thirds before they just let him walk. They will get something for him but it won’t be a big haul
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