"you can check out if you like, but you can never leave."btw, I've become more bitter since my last post 2 minutes ago and I would love it for someone here to just slap some sense into these guys. I'm out, but not totally out! hahaha
"you can check out if you like, but you can never leave."btw, I've become more bitter since my last post 2 minutes ago and I would love it for someone here to just slap some sense into these guys. I'm out, but not totally out! hahaha
Kyler couldn't beat him out.
I guess the question is, with him, does it go anywhere further than barely making the playoffs and flaming out?Ahahah this team without Murray goes back to the Rosen Bradford Willks golden year
No he’s not. Not after being the weak-link of the very talented roster.Baker Mayfield is becoming underrated.
No he’s not. Not after being the weak-link of the very talented roster.
He was still relatively mediocre before Conklin & Wills even got hurt. It’s not like he was playing on fire even with them healthy.Their weak links were the bums who filled in for Conklin and Wills. They got hurt in the game before our game when Watt knocked out Baker. Nobody’s calling him a star QB but y’all act like he’s Rosen.
The deal has a base value of only $3.25 million, per a source with knowledge of the deal. Of that amount, only $2.49 million is fully guaranteed at signing.
He gets a signing bonus of $1.455 million and a fully-guaranteed base salary of $1.035 million. The rest of the base package comes from a workout bonus ($250,000) and per-game roster bonuses ($30,000 per game, or up to $510,000).
The deal includes $7.5 million in incentives, at least $2 million of which hinge on the Chiefs at least getting to the AFC Championship. We’ll post the full details of the incentive package when we have them.
For now, here’s the truth. The reports of $10.75 million on a one-year deal are the opposite of truth, with the fluff representing more than twice the true base amount of the deal.
Wow, that is how to structure a FA deal. Hope someone brought this to Keim on Monday when he is sober.JuJu Smith-Schuster deal is worth far less than reported
Some contracts get exaggerated this time of year.profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
I meant players that could actually do so. We’ll have to wait until those guys are free agents to see if any of that smoke had fire.That list has Lamb, Kirk, Marquise Brown, and Orlando Brown, if I remember correctly.
I don’t know who you’re referring to maybe I missed somebody’s post but I don’t think he’s the guy at all here or anywhere… Way too many shortcomings… Just because I don’t think he’s a guy doesn’t mean I don’t think another team wouldn’t be willing to trade the kitchen sink to get him either… Just like on this board and within the Cardinals organization there are people that are enamored with him. And it only takes one GM to be enamored.Here’s what I don’t get. Proponents that state to trade Kyler is befuddling.
You can’t claim Kyler isn’t our guy and then claim some other team would trade players and draft picks because he could lead them to the promise land. If he could do it for tge Eagles then hypothetically he could it here or anywhere.
Perhaps.I don’t know who you’re referring to maybe I missed somebody’s post but I don’t think he’s the guy at all here or anywhere… Way too many shortcomings… Just because I don’t think he’s a guy doesn’t mean I don’t think another team wouldn’t be willing to trade the kitchen sink to get him either… Just like on this board and within the Cardinals organization there are people that are enamored with him. And it only takes one GM to be enamored.
Tell me a joke that doesn't make fun of someone! Man, I travel all over the world for work. The U.S. is the least "racist" place in the world, and it's not even close to being close.Racist. I wish this kind of "humor" would go away.
But, naw, we couldn't have afforded him lolxc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
But, naw, we couldn't have afforded him lol
You just won't be willing to admit this FO does a single thing wrong this offseason, will you? It's not that we failed to go after a player that would vastly improve and put a weapon around KM; it's that it simply wouldn't work! Or, or, if it did work, it wouldn't work out, because he'd be disgruntled!You think Cooper is happy coming here to be WR2 to Nuk?
He wants to go somewhere where he's WR1. Like the Brown's.
I'm sure GMs are talking with his agent to see if it's worth trying to trade for him before trading draft picks.
If the agent says "He wants to be WR1 and have min 130 targets. Can you do that?" you're not going to waste a pick on a disgruntled player.
Its probably why he only went for a 5th because most teams have a WR1 already and it limited the options.