Sure they had Waddle, but the remaining WR corp was lacking greatly and though Waddle is fast he was used mostly for short passes and Hill can be the long ball WR.
Think what your seeing is how difficult it is to pay a elite QB and still keep the roster intact. Seahawks,Packers and Chiefs all making jaw dropping changes because of it.
Contract impasse with KC, which is why they traded. Tyreek's contract expectations hurt his trade value, because whoever gets him gives up not just the traded assets but a big money hit.
To think I just traded for Mahomes and it wasn't cheap either.@Chef99 , in retrospect, perhaps you now can be determined to have given up too much for Mahommy.
Um, that would be cool...............
I've been super busy lately but I thought ole Will was talking with tBrowns..............not like it matters as dude can't stay on the field fer shit.
local Denver dudes are speculating DK MetCalf
until this move, that made the most sense to me, reunite with Watson. But the team with the bigger need, now, is definitely KC. Browns can get by with People Jones and Shcwartz around Cooper
Hm... can probably get him for several million a year less than Hill... and Metcalf in KC would probably outproduce Hill in Miami.
And he said that before this move from the Chiefs too. That changes the landscape everywhere where a move that was once a ridiculous pipe dream (or nightmare based on your POV), could now be a 'wellll...maybe?' move
I would expect that Packers and Chiefs draft at least one WR each, which would rocket said player up FF draft boards. It's like a upgrade for the draft WR corp.
