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Chiefs interested in trading B. Flowers


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Not sure what his cap number is this year, but it has to be 6 million+, meaning there is no way we can afford him.  Another small corner who struggles to play face to face with his man.  The next generation of corner is 6+ feet and strong, Seattle is showing that, and in a division with Vincent Jackson, Colston, Graham, and Julio, that should be more evident then ever.

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Idk what his salary is, and may be getting paid too much, but the guy is a beast corner

 

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Flowers struggled mightily in DC Bob Sutton's press-man scheme last season, grading out as a bottom-15 cover corner at PFF. He allowed a 66.7 percent completion rate, 846 yards, and four touchdowns in his coverage, while QBs had a 103.9 rating throwing at him. Flowers has three years left on a six-year, $49.35 million deal and may be difficult to move. At 5-foot-9 and 187 pounds, he's best suited to fill the slot role.

 

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Also rumored that the Chiefs are having great difficulty signing Alex Smith to new deal and could be interested in a QB.  Probably just smoke.

 

Smith has probably already agreed to a deal, but they are keeping under wraps until after the draft just to add intrigue and misdirection

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It shows what his salary is.

Do you think he's worth that kind of salary?

(money the team doesn't have to spare, by the way)

No not the salary. I understand that perspective.

I think he is a good CB and is worth good CB money. He is being paid great CB money. Especially considering our financial situation, and the physical defense we play, he isn't a good fit here.

A reasonable contract and the right system, and he is a top 10 corner.

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