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Yea, in fairness, if Allen’s injury truly limited his ability/accuracy to throw short … that would clearly affect the RB passing game. Im just to the point where I want a defined offense with punch, counter punch and an effective jab. We have way too many options, and outside Diggs, none of them elite/game-breaking… yet. Figure out the run scheme.. stop being game specific. It’s ridiculous. Pass catching RB’s, multiple TE’s.. ok… How about we just have solid RB play and focus on making sure our true investments at TE pay off this year? There’s our punch (Diggs/Davis) counter punch (Knox/Kincaid) and a power run game with Cook/Harris/Murray & improved OL (effective jab) I never needed to see how we integrate yet another random player into the offense with Hines.

This is from the Syracuse.com write up on Harty.. “Harty has played 554 offensive snaps and 354 special teams snaps over the course of his three seasons. Five of his nine career fumbles have been muffed punts and the other four all happened on special teams. He’s never fumbled the ball on offense.”

For one.. it almost started to feel like “too many options” with the Bills perhaps feeling forced to integrate Hines into the Offense. Now.. it’s, somewhat, defined roles. RB1a/Pass Catcher - James Cook RB1b - Damien Harris RB3/Power Back - Latavius Murray I honestly like this RB room a lot. Bigger, and more powerful, than the RB rooms we’ve had with Allen .. while still retaining the speed/game-breaker element in James Cook. Obviously losing Hines, if he were to make the team, hurts KR/PR, as he was top tier in that respect. Deonte Harty is just as electric, however, with a higher variance of ball security issues. I’d suspect he now focuses on KR/PR .. which may also define passing roles a bit more, with Kincaid/Slot WR also being a bit murky.

Interesting tweet … although, personally, unless Jones is seeking an Aaron Donald contract, I think the Chiefs are set up pretty well. I’ve seen quite a few saying trade him and others saying that just because the Hill trade worked out, doesn’t mean Jones would… What say y’all?… obviously Jones signing on a team friendly deal is a bad scenario for us, BUT if not… would you rather he sign a mega Donald type deal or the Chiefs trade him for another boatload of picks? They’re obviously, in my view, set up well for the future in comparison to the Bills, Bengals, Dolphins, Chargers, Jets, Ravens etc., that Hill deal put them a step ahead of all of us financially… but Chris Jones is the most dominant DT not named Donald (and I might be willing to say he’s on his level).. they don’t make the run they’re on now without him.

Ted Lieu is a sick and deceitful demon. This isn’t about pro-life vs pro-choice… he is literally evil.

I can think of no example better than this, as to what the current Democrat Party is all about…

Toney was a recent RD1 pick and Moore a recent RD2 pick. The stretch is you saying you wouldn't trade a recent RD5 pick and two journeyman WR's for them.

Best case scenario, aside for us getting im on a team friendly deal. Jags looked to have a cakewalk to the division and no reason they can’t compete for the 1 seed. At least now there’s a team with any level of ability in the AFC South that they have to face x2.

Pence did the right thing. I’ll still applaud Tucker for exposing neocons.

The one argument that frustrates me beyond belief is the thought that KC could use him, but the Bills should have enough. The Chiefs have Kelce, a top 5 OL, paid for a Gabe Davis level WR and have a recent RD1, RD2 & RD2 WR they’ve invested in. Bills are coming off a year with a bottom 10 OL, have Diggs, Davis, Knox, a recent RD1 TE & a mid-level FA WR and then some lottery tickets. In my view, they are similar talent level offenses that have a good bit of potential left to be realized, but are very clearly behind the Bengals in terms of proven weapons.

Agreed. Every Republican should study Brian Kemp in Georgia. He didn’t come close to winning the black vote against Stacey Abrams, but he won a sizable enough portion of black men that he has become a powerhouse Governor in the state.

Democrats/Leftists do nothing to help black people. They treat them as property, use their identity as claim and advocate/provide just enough to keep them dependent. That being said.. They are visible in their communities, entrenched in their cultural centers and speak to them as if they care. For the most part, Republicans do not. If you were black, who would you vote for given those conditions? Democrats do nothing to help them.. Leftist organizations do nothing but exploit them.. But Republicans need to give them a reason to cross the aisle.

Business Insider lied about DeSantis. Had to correct their lie. Then 3 days after the correction, WaPo again runs with the original lie. Enemy. Of. The. People.

The clips from that Tucker event are absolute gold. Im pretty sure Asa Hutchinson and Mike Pence must have a humiliation kink to be willing to expose themselves to that.

A lot of RDS supporters were nervous after Tucker went scorched earth on Pence & Hutchinson, but he was fair and DeSantis really found his voice in that open forum today.

IMO, only KC is better positioned than us moving forward. Everyone else has their issues. Jets with an aging Rodgers. Fins with huge cap hits and an upcoming Tua contract as their best case scenario. Bengals with Burrow, Chase, Higgins and a bunch of above average players coming up. Chiefs took their medicine on the Tyreek trade and let a bunch of defensive guys walk. Hit on draft picks and are currently well positioned.

Does Hopkins make that catch? (yes) Does Hopkins make the catch and/or draw DPI on Sauce and maybe we’re playing Jacksonville instead of Cinci? (yes) Im not saying we should go all in on Hop, but these are likely assumptions.

Going to have to say that this is pretty accurate. We’ve seen what Chris Jones does for that KC defense. Quinnen was out of our reach, but we had our chance to get that type of player and missed. We didn’t strike out.. but (thus far) we hit a double, when home runs were on the table.

The level of eyeroll I experienced reading this...

To be clear, as the person who started this thread.. it's poor judgment and emblematic of the character concerns surrounding him that led me to believe we would never go after him. I don't believe he should be suspended or anything. Chiefs take chances on these guys. We don't. And comparing him to Von's past allegations involving a relationship is obnoxious. People make mistakes and make bad decisions in life, but in regards to what a clean cut football organization that desires "football character" looks for... Von exemplifies it.

Cue Joe Marino telling you about draft pick allocation. … which is a somewhat fair argument, if one also discloses spending. ….and the fact the Chiefs recently hit home runs on 2/5ths of their OL playing on rookie contracts, while spending on the other 3 spots, having Kelce in the fold, then drafting WR’s early in multiple years and trading for a former RD1 WR with multiple years left on his rookie deal. Then let half their defense walk, because it all revolves around Chris Jones & Spags.

The variance on Gabe Davis as a meh WR2 to a top tier WR3 is massive. I'm very concerned with him as WR2 going into the year. If he's our future WR3 @ an MVS cap number.. I am absolutely thrilled to keep him long term.

Sure, RB's are a dime a dozen outside the few elite.. but my hope is that the RB room is designed, from here on out, to take a few hits per game off Josh Allen. IMO, if that comes to fruition, it's a big deal.