It's time to trade Charles

**matthewschiefs** · 04-01-2014, 10:46 AM

Now I know I know I'm crazy. But here me out here.

This team isn't going to be able to compete with Denver trading Charles would get this team at least a 1st round pick in addition to the pick that we have. This allows us to build a team for when Peyton is done in Denver.

Things to keep in mind

Charles is a RB. The lifespan of a RB gets shorter and shorter in todays NFL. And seeing how Charles is coming off the an amazing year so his value is at it's peek. The time is now to make the move.

In the short term it does hurt the team but this team isn't going to be winning in the short term anyway so it's time to make the move

and...................................

April fools

Now let the hate begin :) just had to do it lol

**brdempsey69** · 04-01-2014, 10:58 AM

Good one.

And while we're at it, lets trade our 1st round pick to Miami so we can reacquire our "top 5" LT, even though we are already replacing him with a guy drafted #1 overall that has a better physical skillset and given time could become a true top-5 LT.

**Seek** · 04-01-2014, 11:36 AM

Yep every year someone wants attention. Knew it was crap from the very get go. You would have been better of saying the Chiefs signed D. Jackson after cutting some highly paid player.

**TopekaRoy** · 04-01-2014, 12:02 PM

Matthewschiefs was joking, but there is a guy on facebook (I'll call him "Jason") who thinks we should trade Charles, Hali, Bowe and Flowers for draft picks so these new guys have all developed by the time Peyton retires.

I think we can compete with the Donkos BEFORE Peyton retires!

**matthewschiefs** · 04-01-2014, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by TopekaRoy

Matthewschiefs was joking, but there is a guy on facebook (I'll call him "Jason") who thinks we should trade Charles, Hali, Bowe and Flowers for draft picks so these new guys have all developed by the time Peyton retires.

I think we can compete with the Donkos BEFORE Peyton retires!

What is "Jason"s opinion on Alex Smith :)

**TopekaRoy** · 04-03-2014, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by matthewschiefs

What is "Jason"s opinion on Alex Smith :)

He really wanted us to sign all the big name free agents with the $4.6 million we have. But since we didn't get the guys he wanted, he figures there is no way we can compete with the Donks until Manning is gone, so since we are committed to "building through the draft" we might as well trade all of our best players for picks (and just give up on trying to win now)

Now ... Alex Smith. He is all in favor of building our team by grabbing players from other teams, but not when it comes to quarterbacks. He is always b*tching that we don't spend every first round pick on a Geno Smith or an RG3. He says Alex will only be good for another 4 or 5 years, but never good enough to win a Super Bowl. I guess he doesn't realize that the AVERAGE NFL career is about 3 years!

**brdempsey69** · 04-01-2014, 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by TopekaRoy

Matthewschiefs was joking, but there is a guy on facebook (I'll call him "Jason") who thinks we should trade Charles, Hali, Bowe and Flowers for draft picks so these new guys have all developed by the time Peyton retires.

I think we can compete with the Donkos BEFORE Peyton retires!

I've seen a guy on facebook named Ryan, who refuses to watch the Chiefs games because the Chiefs didn't take a QB with the #1 overall pick, continually calls Alex Smith a backup & continually tries to make an assessment of Alex even though he didn't watch any of the Chiefs games.

Ryan continually posts with the stupid obsession about drafting a QB in the 1st round and I've told him "don't go sticking your finger up your arse waiting for the Chiefs to take a QB in round 1, because your finger is liable to get stuck there permanently" and I also told this derelict about the Chiefs history of being ZERO for 17 drafting QB's since 1970. He's so obsessed with his hatred for Alex Smith that he won't watch the Chiefs games & really try to make a fair assessment of Alex, whom we know is a quality QB and showed in the post-season that he can play championship-caliber football.

Speaking of the Donkos, when Manning has to leave the field via either retirement or injury, they are going to be in trouble. The Donks have never had any success drafting QB's ( Elway doesn't count, as he was drafted by the Colts and then traded for ). In fact, Tebow may have accomplished more than any QB they've ever drafted in his short time there in Donkeytown. The fall is going to be hard and the thud is going to be loud when Manning leaves the field.

**Mongo** · 04-01-2014, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by brdempsey69

Speaking of the Donkos, when Manning has to leave the field via either retirement or injury, they are going to be in trouble. The Donks have never had any success drafting QB's ( Elway doesn't count, as he was drafted by the Colts and then traded for ). In fact, Tebow may have accomplished more than any QB they've ever drafted in his short time there in Donkeytown. The fall is going to be hard and the thud is going to be loud when Manning leaves the field.

Trouble is they'll have accomplished more in his short time there than KC has in 40 years. I'd say it was worth it if I were them. I wish he had come here. If KC weren't second or third rate, maybe he would have.

**brdempsey69** · 04-01-2014, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by Mongo

Trouble is they'll have accomplished more in his short time there than KC has in 40 years. I'd say it was worth it if I were them. I wish he had come here. If KC weren't second or third rate, maybe he would have.

What's working against them is that no QB that has won a SB with one team has gone on to win a SB with a second team. They may have accomplished more, but it ain't going to last & they'll be going nowhere but down.

**Eydugstr** · 04-01-2014, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by Mongo

Trouble is they'll have accomplished more in his short time there than KC has in 40 years. I'd say it was worth it if I were them. I wish he had come here. If KC weren't second or third rate, maybe he would have.

Bull. $95 mil was the reason that Peyton didn't bother with KC, combined with Scott Pioli.