Incoming trade to the Bears for one of their two draft picks (39 or 41) in the second round and they ink him to the biggest contract in history for a guard.
Originally Posted by TomBarndtsTwin:
Incoming trade to the Bears for one of their two draft picks (39 or 41) in the second round and they ink him to the biggest contract in history for a guard.
Originally Posted by TomBarndtsTwin:
Incoming trade to the Bears for one of their two draft picks (39 or 41) in the second round and they ink him to the biggest contract in history for a guard.
Mark it down. This is what will happen.
They aren't trading pick 39 for a guard, you are overvaluing his trade value. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15:
Does this all but seal the deal that they are wanting to bring DJ back cheaply, or God help us plan on Kingsley at LT?
Not really seeing the draft or FA as an option.
If they start the season with Kingsley and DJ as the plan at LT then they quite frankly deserve for Mahomes to get hurt and miss the playoffs.
That being said, there’s no way that’s possibly the plan. Right…? [Reply]
Originally Posted by comochiefsfan:
If they start the season with Kingsley and DJ as the plan at LT then they quite frankly deserve for Mahomes to get hurt and miss the playoffs.
That being said, there’s no way that’s possibly the plan. Right…?
Originally Posted by comochiefsfan:
That being said, there’s no way that’s possibly the plan. Right…?
I have a feeling you might be sorely disappointed, as will a lot of us. If the Chiefs think they can squeeze 1-2 good years out of Humphries for dirt cheap, they might settle on it.
Just have to trust them. Obviously, they must think guys like Jackson and Stanley aren't making it to free agency, or simply aren't worth what they would have demanded. Or, they may have a plan to open cap room if need be. Either way, keeping an elite guard is a good thing. [Reply]