Which was the correct decision.

Sneed maybe only has one year left to play at an elite level with his knee issue.
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A seventh this year and a third next year sure doesn't seem like much for a player of his caliber, but whatever... this trains gonna keep on rolling regardless
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Had hoped for more. I'm kinda okay with just getting a 3rd rounder but was really wanting that to be in 2024. We probably could've played this better but bottom line is the NFL is designed to make it very tough to keep a championship team together. The Chiefs are completely defying the odds by keeping this much of one together and maintaining a modern-day dynasty. Not everything can go our way. I trust that Veach will take the salary cap room and 3rd round pick and reload to keep it going.
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This would be much harder to swallow at any other position
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You keep babbling about Davis but did Davis require a new huge contract? NO!!!..did Davis have medical concerns? NO!!..so THE TWO SITUATIONS ARE NOT THE SAME!!.
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For all the people dissing the trade as a big failure.................. Do you not think that maybe, just maybe there are facts that influenced our return that are not public?

Maybe the Chiefs don't trust the knee to last 4 years? We have an injured player missing a year for repair. They have been there done that. Do you guys not remember? We paid a safety big money and never got a return and hurt our cap. Maybe just maybe they didn't want to take the risk again?

Maybe just maybe Sneed told the Chiefs in no uncertain terms that he wouldn't play on the tag next year. He was too afraid of injury to the knee and this is his only shot to get the bag. His knee gives out next year, he never gets the huge bag. Now the Chiefs have the money tied up and no player. Get no compensation.

He's not perfect but he does have a fantastic record of getting us DB's. In Veach we trust is still true today, At least for me.
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Well, that's underwhelming initially, but we don't know the full story (like it matters). IBVWT.
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Great trade for the Titans! Bravo!! That's how you get a rebuild going right there. Love that trade for the Titans. They stole Sneed, too easy.
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Huuuuge steal...SURELY they vault themselves into wildcard contention!! Lot's of splashes! New head coach, the sure to be HoF Will Levis at QB! Look out AFC!
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If he continues to be a shutdown cornerback for 2 or more years then we got screwed with no grease and no reach around.
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Draft picks in 2025 is better. Chiefs will be in a reload type year where we need to get younger.
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Chiefs fans of course over value their own players.

I remember the Marcus Peters meltdown like it was yesterday.
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Depends on what we do with the assets that we got for him, especially that cap space.

I’ll feel a lot better if his play falls off a cliff like a lot of other DBs that have changed teams.
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Not sure what the expectations are here. As mentioned, Carlton Davis, Rasul Douglas and Jalen Ramsey were all 27/28 and traded for a 3rd recently within the last year. That market seemed to be set.

Is Sneed more valuable than Ramsey? I highly doubt that.

I think expectations are a bit unrealistic here for a player that played one really good season and has no pro bowl or all pro accolades on his resume.
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No. If the Chiefs utilize the new cap space $ and upgrade LT (through a variety of ways until August), strengthen the RB room, maybe acquire a vet WR, etc, they WILL three-peat. The additional cap space may also enhance the chances of extending other players they wish to keep next year and beyond, could likely result in a run equal to the Patriots. Less emotion, more 3-D chess.
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