UCHE traded to chefs

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For a 6th round pick ,A 6th round pick from the chiefs :banghead:
Just looked it up, Chiefs don't even have a 6th round pick next year, They have the first pick in the 7th
 
Tom Delonge Wtf GIF
 
Already a threat to the Patriots title of greatest dynasty of all time but sure, lets help them out. 🤦‍♂️
 
Big/Sky/Fly said:
He really wasn't that good in NE, but, he'll probably do better on another team.
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You're right, he wasn't all that good. He had some good games 2 yrs ago and he showed some promise but it was only enough to keep teasing us. Nothing consistent enough
to be considered a core player to build from. The scheme Covington is using isn't helping Uche or White bc they aren't free to rush on their own.

I'm actually glad to see the FO yelling from the rooftops that it is in the business of upgrading the players. Bill had Uche up for trade last year but didn't get a
big enough return.

I'm fine with trading him, even to the Chiefs, who I don't think are winning it all this year, but a 2026 6th rnd pick seems too short. Maybe it's really a conditional pick.
 
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A sixth two seasons from now. They frikkin gave him away. He wasn’t really living up to potential shown but they got the short end on this deal.
 
Had high hopes for him on draft day.
 
Watch him become the player he was shaping up to be until Pats began to really suck last year.

Why the Chiefs? Was there really no other team willing to give a measly 6th rounder for him?
 
HAMMERMILL said:
I believe Belichick also said, If the pats had held onto him for this year when he leaves in free agency, You'de get the same pick back as a compulsitory pick
So to me this was just a salary dump ? :unsure:
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How could he possibly know that? You have to lose more players than gain to get any of those picks, and I think we'd agree this team has a lot of holes to fill. And this is the same team that no got comps last year, because going into a rebuild year they thought re-signing their own mediocre players was more important than compiling picks. Wolf is a mastermind of team building.
 
jayShomp said:
How could he possibly know that? You have to lose more players than gain to get any of those picks, and I think we'd agree this team has a lot of holes to fill. And this is the same team that no got comps last year, because going into a rebuild year they thought re-signing their own mediocre players was more important than compiling picks. Wolf is a mastermind of team building.
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Belichick has 20 years at this, and a lot of rings to show for It.
Wolf has done what to show he's a mastermind ?
And remember wolf was the one that resigned your words "mediocre players "
 
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