Kansas Crimson

KELCE + Juju + MVS + Hardman + Gordon + whatever WR they may draft = top 5 (if not top 4, 3, 2, or 1) in the league.
With a top 3 QB in the league.
With hopefully a top half RB core in the league.
With hopefully a top half offensive line in the league.
With hopefully a top half defense in the league.
All could very easily equate to a.....

You can argue Rodgers is the better QB ( he probably was this season but I wouldn't say overall ) but you cant argue he has a better arm than Mahomes.

Deep threats dont get any better QBs than the one in KC.

pdub wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 4:56 pm You can argue Rodgers is the better QB ( he probably was this season but I wouldn't say overall ) but you cant argue he has a better arm than Mahomes.

Deep threats dont get any better QBs than the one in KC.

Yeah, but didn’t he just lose the fastest of all those targets? I love Mahomes, and Hill is a lil bitch IMO, but I’m just sayin.

MVS is 6'5"! And almost as fast. And Hardman is a burner who will be used more.

Unless Valdez-Scantling gets a lot better, I predict a lot of bitching. Just a burner. Drops a ton of passes and has been pretty useless in the middle of the field. But, it's Andy Reid and Mahomes.

He dropped zero passes last season.
Twelve drops in his career.

ESPN gives it a B+.

“Grade: B+

Valdes-Scantling was the Packers' designated home run hitter, a role he is well suited to reprise for the Chiefs. Over the past two seasons, the only players with more targets of at least 40 yards downfield are Marquise Brown and Tyreek Hill, whom the Chiefs traded to the Dolphins this week.

It's fair to wonder if the Chiefs needed to go to $10 million per year for a receiver whose career high of 38 receptions came as a rookie in 2018. But Valdes-Scantling is a really good fit for the type of offense the Chiefs run. His game speed is unreal. Last season, he reached a top speed of 22.09 mph at the end of a 75-yard touchdown. According to NFL Next Gen Stats, that's the highest figure by a ball carrier -- including Hill -- over the past two seasons.”

The jokes kinda write themselves...

"Empower Field at Mile High Stadium, home of the Denver Broncos, caught fire Thursday afternoon, with numerous videos on social media capturing billows of smoke coming from inside the complex."

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bron ... ite-seats/

Dirty Dan to the Saints. I legitimately cannot fathom a team watching Soresen play football and thinking he's a good signing.

Sorensen is a luxury for special teams and some blitz packages. But he has to make the team.

Ronald Jones signs a one year deal with the Chiefs. Good guy to have split snaps with CEH.

McKinnon still here?

Sparko wrote: ↑Sat Mar 26, 2022 12:06 pm McKinnon still here?

Unrestricted Free Agent

Haskins run down by a car. Wow. Florida, so I wonder if it was intentional .

Would the Chiefs bring back Steven Nelson on a 1 year deal for cheap?
Depth for outside and slot.

pdub wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 4:56 pm You can argue Rodgers is the better QB ( he probably was this season but I wouldn't say overall ) but you cant argue he has a better arm than Mahomes.

Deep threats dont get any better QBs than the one in KC.

I'm not sure I agree with this.

Mahomes really hasn't done all that much in the way of seven-step-drop, set, throw-ball-60-yards.

Where his arm strength is different from anyone I've ever seen play is that damn near the entire field is available even once he's on the move.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6gGwAKqewE

70 yards do it for you?

And Chris Teahan just threw it like 50 yards. All the QBs can throw the ball far. He's not the best at what Fish said which is a 7 step drop and a dime in there. Can he do it? Absolutely. Can he do it more than what he has shown? Sure. Is it his bread and butter? No.

But man, there's nobody else in the league that can throw across their body 50 yards down field and 15-20 yards across the field. And that's where he is different. Entire field is available.

"And Chris Teahan just threw it like 50 yards. All the QBs can throw the ball far."

Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes have the strongest arms in the NFL.
If I'm a speedster receiver, i'd prefer one of those QB's than Rodgers.

pdub wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 11:34 am "And Chris Teahan just threw it like 50 yards. All the QBs can throw the ball far."

Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes have the strongest arms in the NFL.
If I'm a speedster receiver, i'd prefer one of those QB's than Rodgers.

I went through a period of about 2 seasons where I marveled at how "accurate" Rodgers was.
I'm not too sure Mahomes and Allen are as "accurate" as Rodgers is/was.