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lol he's a tough little fucker. How fast we forget. None of our opponents could shut him up when he played for us. What makes you think we will. Just double him and make the rest of the team beat you is my guess. Lots of 2 high that week.

image caption Latest update on Chiefs WR Justyn Ross' arrest CHARLES GOLDMAN 3 HOURS AGO Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports In this story: KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Kansas City Chiefs WR Justyn Ross was arrested on Monday afternoon for suspicion of felony criminal damage under the purview of domestic violence. Our original report notes that charges can be amended as the prosecution reviews the evidence. With Ross set to appear in court for arraignment on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 2:30 p.m. CT, the charges against him have now been lowered to misdemeanors. The Johnson County Court now lists two charges against Ross, the first is domestic battery with no priors. The second is criminal damage < $1,000. Those are both misdemeanor charges, as opposed to the felony criminal damage charge initially levied against Ross in the arrest records. Court records indicate that Ross allegedly made physical contact with a person in a rude, insulting, or angry manner (battery). That person, the court notes, is in a relationship with Ross, hence the domestic violence with no priors charge. During Ross' hearing this afternoon, he'll enter a plea, and bail will be set. He'll ultimately make bail and be released, at which point he'll be able to rejoin the team. Reminder: The NFL will not issue a suspension until court proceedings have transpired. The team is aware of Ross' arrest, but they have not issued any further comments or statements at this time. Chiefs HC Andy Reid is scheduled to speak to the media on Wednesday.

Taylor. That's a two fer one mention right there.

He's actually looked really good this year. Maybe not as splashy as we'd like but you can tell he's really inproved in coverage amd spags has used him more in pass rush. The problem is we're in sub packages so much that the Sam isn't really on the field a lot. But that's more a modern NFL thing than an indictment of Chenal. That position is very matchup dependent.

They didn't exactly shut him down as he led the fins in receiving both games, including 11-88-1 vs philly. But they did both win the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball in each game and put Tua off his game. That is doable with our crew. Our defensive line is coming together nicely and we haven't even seen much from our 1st round pick yet.

That checks out.

BJ Thompson also taking up a spot and getting no snaps.

He's as fucking overrated as Mexitter.

Coburn has either been inactive or just not getting any snaps. I would think he clears.

Harry Kuntz says it's true.

Yeah a hot take

Correct since CJ's situation basically precluded us from spending much. Basically we traded a 6th and we'll pay prorated vet min salary for Mecole, a 7th and for Jets to pay him about 3m including 2.5 signing bonus. This late in the season, I doubt he hits any of the incentives in his contract and if he does it will be great for our offense.

Don't have to trade for him, can be had for free as long as you sign him to the active roster. 31 now. Hasn't done much since he opted out the covid year cause his mom had cancer. 4 teams in 3 years, not much in the way of stats to speak of. Sitting on the Cards PS right now so can be picked up. Who knows what he has left. lol I'd still take him over CEH.

Honestly, isn't it worth that just to hear the shit talk he's going to come out with about denver?

Frank's probably a little overrated as a return guy.

That's true. We really don't know what frank is asking for. I am kind of assuming min considering the contract restructure but who knows.

So far Rice has only been able to produce out of the slot. He has not been great when trying to get off press outside. He's really good when you can scheme up releases inside but we need more than that. We need some production out wide. He can learn that but it usually takes more than 1 year to get good at a release package. Some guys never get it so remains to be seen. He has the size and tools for it, unlike mecole.

Both of these make too much sense not to pull the trigger on. And hey, we're getting Frank back so he can pull the trigger for us. There's no other acquisitions we can make that would be able to jump in midseason and help. Learning the playbooks alone would take too much time.

Kelce is 1 of 1. We'll never see another who wins like he does. I'd settle for another really good tight end or receiver who can beat man and zone, or at least learn to beat zone. Also who stays relatively healthy.

Chiefs are top 10 in scoring, 4th in total yards and 2nd in passing yards. Why do we need a vet receiver? Because we could be better and you should never pass up an opportunity to get better. Just because some fans here have a stick up their butt about his personal life or his last contract doesn't mean he didn't help us win championships or that he can't help this team.

Lunacy

There are literally guys taking a roster spot and not getting snaps. So assuming he comes in at prorated vet min, saying he'd be a waste of a roster spot when he would have little cap impact is lunacy.