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The more I look at these "Top 4" QBs, the more I start to get the feeling that Williams might be the only decent long term QB in the bunch.

One thing that I think isn't getting brought up enough is how Fields's trade value is pretty similar compared to other highly drafted QBs in his class. Mac Jones, who was taken at #15, got traded for a 6th-rounder to Jacksonville. Trey Lance, who taken #3 overall, was traded for a 4th rounder to...

As a Chiefs fan, THANK YOU for taking this guy out of our division. If he stays remotely healthy, he can still dominate. He's consistently a 100 catch/1,200 yd guy over the last 6-7 seasons. You guys got CW a great piece of the puzzle.

2 things that are most likely true with this signing: 1. Rypien is your "bridge" QB until Williams steps in (or backup if Williams starts immediately) 2. Fields is about to get traded No way they sign this guy if there's even a hint of keeping Fields and drafting Williams.

The Vikings signing Darnold makes their plans going forward obvious. They're going to use him as a bridge QB until the guy they pick (most likely McCarthy after moving up a handful of spots from 11 or waiting and he falls to them) is ready.

Made some really big plays in the postseason for KC, but had an AWFUL year. Several drops and only about 300 yds receiving. Many better ways to spend your free agent money.

The Chiefs first priority right now is re-signing Jones. That's why Sneed will be tagged. They view Jones as someone they can afford to lose a lot less than Sneed. If Jones's price gets too high (it will), Sneed will likely be traded.

Not even close to what actually happened. The Chiefs traded their 27th pick overall, 91st overall pick in Rd. 3, and a first-rounder the next year (2018) for Buffalo's 10th overall pick, which they used to select Mahomes. They saw the guy they wanted, and were very aggressive in getting him...

Better get used to it, Packer fans. This guy just doesn't have it.

This poll needs ranked choice voting.

LOL - yeah....no.

That's a great point. Teams are so reliant on the three that a bad night can become horrendous in a hurry, especially if the other team is hitting.

I don't watch the NBA anywhere near as closely as I did during the Jordan era, or even as closely as during the early to mid 2000s, but I am just astounded by the number of flat-out blowouts in playoff basketball in today's NBA. What do you guys think is the reason for this? Lack of parity in...

Mooney's a #2 and Pringle's a #3. Unfortunately, the Bears need them to be a #1 and a #2. Hopefully they can step up.

The roster is pretty barren. But worst in the league? I just don't see that happening.