(04-01-2022, 09:33 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(04-01-2022, 09:29 AM)Bullseye Wrote: A couple of additional points on this matter:

1.  If the Chiefs somehow end up with Jameson Williams snd he returns to pre injury form, and then they add a McBride, they can efectively replicate the dynamic Tyreek Hill and Kelce provided at a much lower price for an extra 4-5 years.

2.  The Chiefs taking McBride would be perfectly in line with Reid's personnel philosophy.  Like Pederson, Reid has placed a big emphasis on the TE position.  He has had numerous pro bowlers at the position over the years in Philly and KC.

If the Chiefs get Jamo, that's just the rich getting richer.

I've also seen Jamo mocked to the Chargers and that's also not fair. Keenan, Mike Will and Jamo for Herbert?!

That's exactly what happens with the best organizations.  They can sustain sucess longer because they manage the draft better and they coach and develop the players they draft more effectively.

As for the Chargers getting Jameson Williams, that, too, would be absolutely sick. That accumulation of offensive skill position talent would create the kind of matchup advantages that make for Super Bowl contenders. I remember a while back, I made a post talking about the power of at least two dominant players at a position. Specifically, I mentioned when the Jaguars were at their best, they could offer at least two great (or at least good) players at multiple positions. In the early days of the franchise, we had Jimmy Smith and Keenan McCardell at WR and Tony Boselli and Leon Searcy at the T positions. In the JDR era, the team had Freddy T and MJD at RB and Stroud and Henderson at DT, and we were able to dominate the ground game on both sides of the ball, and we were able to have a stretch of 4 straight years of .500 or better, including two playoff berths. In 2017, we had two good pass rushers in Calais Campbell and Yannick Ngakoue, two very athletic LBs in Telvin Smith and Jack, and two great/good CBs in Ramsey and Bouye to form a dominant defense. The Chiefs and Chargers accumulating that talent on one side of the ball or at one position is what would make then contenders year in and year out.

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