Chiefs WR's

[gcmmidwest 122]

Or Michael Thomas?

[weepaws 2,816]

J Jones, what the are you smoking jr?  Go night night. 

[gcmmidwest 122]

Just now, weepaws said:

J Jones, what the are you smoking jr?  Go night night. 

Ok paw patrol 

[gcmmidwest 122]

There trying to get Amari Cooper 

[Drogon 2]

Might be able to get Slayton for a barrel of apples.

[gridiron whirlwinds 5]

51 minutes ago, gcmmidwest said:

There trying to get Amari Cooper 

Where did you hear this ?

Would be great for my fantasy team.

[weepaws 2,816]

19 minutes ago, gridiron whirlwinds said:

Where did you hear this ?

Would be great for my fantasy team.

Yes it would, I wonder what type of return one might get in a trade.  

[gcmmidwest 122]

https://athlonsports.com/nfl/chiefs-trade-proposal-browns-amari-cooper-rashee-rice

 

[LVSaint429 9]

3 hours ago, gcmmidwest said:

There trying to get Amari Cooper 

Please let this be true. Watson is washed & Cooper is playing like he’s had enough

[gridiron whirlwinds 5]

15 hours ago, gcmmidwest said:

https://athlonsports.com/nfl/chiefs-trade-proposal-browns-amari-cooper-rashee-rice

 

Thank You.

I am a Browns fan and at this point i am ready to recover some much needed draft picks.

Not having a 1st round pick for years is taking it's toll on this team, we could have had a much needed offensive lineman or two.

i am also an amari Cooper owner, so it is a win, win.

[nobody 2,342]

For the record, no where in that article does it suggest the chiefs are pursuing Cooper.  It's saying FanDuel had a tweet suggesting it.  Then it says the cap numbers don't work, and then they wrap it up saying it might be a good idea.

That's the new click bait strategy.  Articles that are making a suggestion with headlines like, "Chiefs pursuing Cleveland Browns star wide receiver to replace Rashee Rice might be a good idea" you with the goal of people only reading the first part and clicking.

I had one popup, "Chiefs land ideal Rashee Rice replacement in blockbuster projected trade"

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"Credit the folks at FanDuel for thinking big in that respect. In a post on Twitter/X on Monday, the gambling site suggested a big swing at Browns star Amari Cooper, who is in the final year of a five-year, $100 million contract and could be eager to move on from a Browns team that could be headed toward a rebuild. 

As things stand, it could be the NFL accountants who say no to such a deal, because the Chiefs have a limited amount of cap space on hand, less than $5 million, per Over The Cap. If the Browns ate a big portion of Cooper's remaining money, that deal could work. 

But Cleveland might want to hold out for a better return from the Chiefs if they're taking on added money. 

Looking to cash out on Cooper--who has the chops to replace Rice--in a deal for Chiefs picks might be the sensible play for Cleveland. "

[gridiron whirlwinds 5]

36 minutes ago, nobody said:

For the record, no where in that article does it suggest the chiefs are pursuing Cooper.  It's saying FanDuel had a tweet suggesting it.  Then it says the cap numbers don't work, and then they wrap it up saying it might be a good idea.

That's the new click bait strategy.  Articles that are making a suggestion with headlines like, "Chiefs pursuing Cleveland Browns star wide receiver to replace Rashee Rice might be a good idea" you with the goal of people only reading the first part and clicking.

I had one popup, "Chiefs land ideal Rashee Rice replacement in blockbuster projected trade"

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"Credit the folks at FanDuel for thinking big in that respect. In a post on Twitter/X on Monday, the gambling site suggested a big swing at Browns star Amari Cooper, who is in the final year of a five-year, $100 million contract and could be eager to move on from a Browns team that could be headed toward a rebuild. 

As things stand, it could be the NFL accountants who say no to such a deal, because the Chiefs have a limited amount of cap space on hand, less than $5 million, per Over The Cap. If the Browns ate a big portion of Cooper's remaining money, that deal could work. 

But Cleveland might want to hold out for a better return from the Chiefs if they're taking on added money. 

Looking to cash out on Cooper--who has the chops to replace Rice--in a deal for Chiefs picks might be the sensible play for Cleveland. "

Right, it just says he is a candidate.

The cap numbers do indeed work out, as the Browns redid Coopers contract and he is only owed a tad over a millions dollars for anyone who would want to rent him. Last year of his current contract.

[Drogon 2]

14 hours ago, LVSaint429 said:

Please let this be true. Watson is washed & Cooper is playing like he’s had enough

Trading Cooper would signal the Browns are giving up on this season.  Don't think they will do that just yet (even if it would probably be the right move in the long term). 

[gridiron whirlwinds 5]

1 hour ago, Drogon said:

Trading Cooper would signal the Browns are giving up on this season.  Don't think they will do that just yet (even if it would probably be the right move in the long term). 

Well, the trade deadline is not until Nov. 5th...depending on how the season goes for the next few weeks can change things easily.

[Nomad99 585]

Hello D.Adams.........

[LVSaint429 9]

So apparently the Browns have converted all but about $1.2 M of Cooper’s salary into a signing bonus. This makes him much more affordable if he’s traded. With the trade rumors of Adams also out there, we may be seeing some stuff happen over the next couple of weeks

[easilyscan 640]

'If' the Chiefs traded for Cooper, it would make Jerry Jeudy much more valuable.

 

[jrokh 585]

Would they trade in the division?

[nobody 2,342]

If the raiders trade their sworn enemy the missing piece to a potential super bowl run in which they'd be the first to win 3 straight, I guess we can officially say the Raiders have been completely neutered as an organization.  

Just absolutely no spine, heart, or balls.

[TBayXXXVII 2,328]

4 hours ago, gridiron whirlwinds said:

Right, it just says he is a candidate.

The cap numbers do indeed work out, as the Browns redid Coopers contract and he is only owed a tad over a millions dollars for anyone who would want to rent him. Last year of his current contract.

The missing link in that article is the cap hit the Browns take NEXT year.  Because of the voidable years in Cooper's contract, trading him now will result in a $22.5M cap hit in 2025.  If the Browns need to eat more money THIS year to make it easier for the Chiefs on top of next years cap hit, I'm thinking that the asking price would be pretty high.

[TBayXXXVII 2,328]

52 minutes ago, nobody said:

If the raiders trade their sworn enemy the missing piece to a potential super bowl run in which they'd be the first to win 3 straight, I guess we can officially say the Raiders have been completely neutered as an organization.  

Just absolutely no spine, heart, or balls.

Personally, I'm not sure why the Chiefs would want to trade for him.  Adams has 2 years left on his deal after this one that deal also comes with $35M+ for each of those 2 years.  That's base pay that they have to cover.  He'll be 33 next year.  When Tyreek Hill was 27, they didn't want to give him $30M a year, now they're going to take on a lesser player for more money?  Plus give a division rival a chance to get better?  I don't see it.

If they want to trade for a player, their best move is to trade for a guy who's a nice player on a crap team.  Someone like Diontae Johnson comes to mind.  He's a perfect 1 year rental who's only going to cost the remainder of $7M.  He has nothing left on his deal after this year so neither the Chiefs or Panthers are locked into anything detrimental after this season.  A 3rd round pick should be enough... maybe a 4th.

[gridiron whirlwinds 5]

2 hours ago, TBayXXXVII said:

The missing link in that article is the cap hit the Browns take NEXT year.  Because of the voidable years in Cooper's contract, trading him now will result in a $22.5M cap hit in 2025.  If the Browns need to eat more money THIS year to make it easier for the Chiefs on top of next years cap hit, I'm thinking that the asking price would be pretty high.

Correct a cap hit of 22.5 million next year.....in exchange for a draft pick....teams do this all the time

[TBayXXXVII 2,328]

46 minutes ago, gridiron whirlwinds said:

Correct a cap hit of 22.5 million next year.....in exchange for a draft pick....teams do this all the time

Not this way.  Those types of deals are generally like with the Browns and Broncos a few years back with Osweiller.  The Broncos gave the Browns Osweiller AND a pick to take Osweiller's contract.  This isn't that.

This is more like the Lions and Niners with the Goff and Stafford trade, but without the Browns getting anything back.  The Lions gave up Stafford for Goff and 2 first round picks.  Stafford wasn't worth a starting QB PLUS 2 first round picks.  The reason the Lions got the second 1st round pick is because they took Goff and his contract so that the Rams didn't take the brunt of that.  So, the Chiefs would have to part with a pick (or 2), just for Cooper (like the Rams giving up a first for Stafford).  Then they'd have to trade a pick (or 2), to get the cap relief (like giving up the first for taking Goff's contract).  Where this differs though is the Browns aren't getting a player back.  So, there's a cost for that too.  That's a lot to pay for a 1+ year rental.  If I'm the Browns, I want at least 2 first round picks and probably a couple of 3rd's because the value of the Chief's first round picks aren't going to be that high, plus I'm eating $22M (that's a pretty big number), to help them win.  Fock them, lol.  They want the player and the cap relief.... pay up.  That's why I don't think a deal for Cooper gets done.  The buying price should be really high.  Of course, I'm giving the Browns a lot of credit here.  They might really be "that" stupid to just give him up for a 3rd or something like that.

It's why I think a more reasonable solution is Diontae Johnson.  He should be cheap to get and there's not long term cost down the road.  Johnson is better than any receiver they had last year on the roster, so why pay a lot for Cooper?