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Chiefs to Retain Sneed with Franchise Tag


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Non exclusive tag: He can still sign with another team, Chiefs can choose to match it or not.

 

No way Chiefs can pay Mahomes and keep all of these guys.

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8 minutes ago, sleeby said:

They are expected to make this official tomorrow.  Dang.  They are continuing to work on a deal Chris Jones.

And if they use the tag on Sneed that puts all the leverage in Chris Jones's hands. He can look at the Chiefs contract offer, then head to the open market to see what some one else will pay and either move on or hit the Chiefs up for more money.

 

Not a terrible development IMO.

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If they do have a trade partner and are doing this for that reason then the real news will be when we learn what new toy they acquire from it.  

 

Bills should offer bass, Hines and t white.  🤔

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23 minutes ago, sleeby said:

If they do have a trade partner and are doing this for that reason then the real news will be when we learn what new toy they acquire from it.  

 

Bills should offer bass, Hines and t white.  🤔


Draft pick. Which they will package with their 1st to move up and take a WR Bills want. 🤬

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26 minutes ago, 90sBills said:


Draft pick. Which they will package with their 1st to move up and take a WR Bills want. 🤬

If that works out for them then who needs Sneed or even a defense.  Doh

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1 hour ago, 90sBills said:

This could mean they have agreed to a trade with another team. 

 

Not necessarily.  They have just until tomorrow at 4 PM to do it.

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The teams that really need CB help are in positions to draft them in the first round of this year's draft, as a lot of teams will be going after QB, WR, OL and some DL.  Why get a guy at top dollar...and lose a number 2 draft pick in the process when you can sign a solid CB and have him for 5 years before you have to pay him?

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2 hours ago, sleeby said:

They are expected to make this official tomorrow.  Dang.  They are continuing to work on a deal Chris Jones.

 

 

I like it.   Hopefully the Hunt family is adopting "cash to the cap" now that they have some fresh Lombardi's in the case.

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4 hours ago, CaptnCoke11 said:

Doesn’t mean they are definitely retaining him.  He’s been given permission to seek a trade.  Title is misleading 


with his rights otherwise reverting to the open market they sure have opted to retain him…. For now at least 

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3 hours ago, 90sBills said:


Draft pick. Which they will package with their 1st to move up and take a WR Bills want. 🤬

 

1 hour ago, TheBeaneBandit said:

Ex*****ingactley.

 

There's enough WR's to go around for both of us. There's no saying that the guy they pick will be better than the guy we pick. 

 

If they trade Sneed and hop us? Then they get WR4 or WR5 and we'll get WR5 or WR6. But they also won't have L'Jarius Sneed. 

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28 minutes ago, bigK14094 said:

Pats tag Duggar also.  I recall McD loved him out of college.


They’re using the transition tag which allows them only to match an offer him and his agent like. They don’t acquire anything if they choose not to. Very rarely used option for that reason alone. 

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On 3/4/2024 at 3:01 PM, CaptnCoke11 said:

Doesn’t mean they are definitely retaining him.  He’s been given permission to seek a trade.  Title is misleading 

 

On 3/4/2024 at 3:01 PM, Bigvinny said:

Non exclusive tag: He can still sign with another team, Chiefs can choose to match it or not.

 

No way Chiefs can pay Mahomes and keep all of these guys.

 

The non exclusive franchise tag is a "poison pill" for the trade partner though:

"If the organization chooses not to offer an equal (or greater) contract and the player transfers to the other team, they [meaning the original team] are entitled to two first-round draft picks from the franchise acquiring the player."

 

So it's basically forcing a team that's interested in signing him to trade him for 2 1st round picks.  Like "Dang, you good, you ain't THAT good!"  

He's not likely to get an offer sheet from other teams for that.

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12 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

 

The non exclusive franchise tag is a "poison pill" for the trade partner though:

"If the organization chooses not to offer an equal (or greater) contract and the player transfers to the other team, they [meaning the original team] are entitled to two first-round draft picks from the franchise acquiring the player."

 

So it's basically forcing a team that's interested in signing him to trade him for 2 1st round picks.  Like "Dang, you good, you ain't THAT good!"  

He's not likely to get an offer sheet from other teams for that.

I'm just going to keep agreeing with you today. Sneed is good, but no CB is worth two first-rounders. Only a QB would be worth that. So, the acquiring team would have to negotiate a contract bigger than the tag value and work out a trade with KC. That's a tall order. 

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21 minutes ago, Low Positive said:

I'm just going to keep agreeing with you today. Sneed is good, but no CB is worth two first-rounders. Only a QB would be worth that. So, the acquiring team would have to negotiate a contract bigger than the tag value and work out a trade with KC. That's a tall order. 


 

The rumored trade compensation is a 3rd and a 4th 

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45 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

 

The non exclusive franchise tag is a "poison pill" for the trade partner though:

"If the organization chooses not to offer an equal (or greater) contract and the player transfers to the other team, they [meaning the original team] are entitled to two first-round draft picks from the franchise acquiring the player."

 

So it's basically forcing a team that's interested in signing him to trade him for 2 1st round picks.  Like "Dang, you good, you ain't THAT good!"  

He's not likely to get an offer sheet from other teams for that.


I think this was back in the old days. Now players just won’t sign the offer sheet. Teams work out amongst themselves. Report is a 2nd at best for KC. 

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