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Baldwin blackledge and sims. Worst picks ever

I think we will play the Dolphins in Arrowhead in 2023. Hopefully we get a cornerback before that.

I wonder if there has ever been a situation where a team drafted a player in the 5th round, got 6 seasons out of them and then traded him for a 1, 2, 4, 4 and 6 or anything similar.

PFF says 96% chance we won this trade.

I have 2 NFL buddies and they both say that when they have their QB coffees that Mahomes says he is happy AF.

No. But I'm saying if they have equal value, it should be a trade that would be considered. There's nobody with number 1 overall that would consider trading it for those picks.

He signed a 10 year contract and bought an interest in the Royals. Tell your "NFL Quarterback Buddy" that is more than a facade.

Do you think we could trade 28, 50, 123 and 4th and 6th rounders for the overall number 1 this year?

Not gonna lie. I had become attached to the 4th overall pick.

I had forgotten what a dick Haley is.

Loved him in Different Strokes.

Chargers and Broncos have added some talent for sure. And the Chargers and Broncos have question marks at the head coach position also. And that's big. Seems like every year the Browns have added some big name player that is gonna make them great. And the Redskins. And Cowboys. And the Rams (although it finally worked for them). I'd much rather have continuity and excellence at the QB and Head Coach than a better defensive end.

Over Kupp?

I know. I just don't like him.

You can take anyone in the NFL and instantly him (or her) a Chief. I don't care about the money so don't give me some salary cap bullshit. Just what player would you add to this roster if you could. I'm going with T J Watt. I would say Aaron Donald, but I just can't.

The playoffs have proved that everyone is beatable. Especially Wilson, Carr and Herbert who have won a combined 1 playoff game since 2018 when Patrick became a starter. If you are keeping track, and I know you aren't) Patrick is 8-3 in that time period.

What about this? Mahomes, Sorenson and Niemann for the Commanders 1st and 2nd round pick for the next 7 years.

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Probably Europe asked that Jackson and Brittany not invade.

I'm not questioning 1 year deals. In the original post I asked how many troubled people have we brought in that we did prove it deals for that we had a successful long term thing with. Troubled could mean injury. Or it could mean the other troubled.

Ok. So we have Damien and an unnamed lineman that went to another team that might have been the Giants. Let's keep em coming.

1. I didn't say they aren't a real thing. I said if Damien is the best example then they are not a thing. 2. Give me an example of a 1 year guy that we got a comp pick for. That would also be interesting and helpful.

I actually thought about Damien. But he only played 1 more year and only started 6 games that 2nd year. If he's the best there is, then I'd say the 1 year prove it thing is not a real thing.

I don't remember who we were discussing, but in another thread a troubled player was being discussed. It was being discussed to bring him in on a 1 year "prove it" deal. I am sure that it has worked out for us, but I'm not sure how to find the information. What are some examples of guys we brought in that had some major question marks that we did a 1 year contract on and then had a successful subsequent contract? I'm just trying to decide if that's a thing or not. And I acknowledge that it might be.

Of course he's gonna rave about him. He doesn't want to get his ass kicked. The guy is violent.