Kendall Fuller is a free agent soon, should we sign him? He is not doing well with the Chiefs

[Redskinscub]

Looks like Kendall is not doing as well with the Cheifs as he was here, should we go after him as a free agent?

 

https://kckingdom.com/2019/11/21/kendall-fuller-disappointing-kansas-city-chiefs/

[dyst]

We need fresh start as much as possible. No point in bringing him back now, unless KC is will to take Alex Smiths contract off our hands.

[MariusVT]

I'd take him back in a heartbeat and put him back in the slot. Pretty sure he's playing outside in KC.  

[ColonialWBSkinsFan]

Problem is he won't be on a rookie deal after this season, it will take some substantial money to get him back.... would rather use a 3rd or 4th rounder to draft a slot corner...

[justice98]

Without knowing who the DC is, it's tough to say.  It'll be a few years since he was here, a lot will have changed.  We cant bring him back thinking it'll automstically be the same.

[philibusters]

Probably not, though is not completely out of the question.   He would slightly upgrade the cornerback unit so its something to look at it, but we are rebuilding, so you don't want to commit a lot of money to a small upgrade.  If you can get him for a good price, then sure, bring him back.  But if he will be expensive, then get a slot corner through the draft.

[nonniey]

17 minutes ago, philibusters said:

........... but we are rebuilding, so you don't want to commit a lot of money to a small upgrade.  ......

? Are we? Until Bruce is gone I would dispute that.

[NeverSurrender]

I say we stick with Moreland in the slot.  He is only a Rookie and he has had a much better season the Fullers rookie year.  I would say that Morelands Ceiling is higher in the slot.  

[Malapropismic Depository]

It seems there really must be something to this "Torrian Gray Effect"

[Fat Stupid Loser]

3 hours ago, Redskinscub said:

Looks like Kendall is not doing as well with the Cheifs as he was here, should we go after him as a free agent?

 

https://kckingdom.com/2019/11/21/kendall-fuller-disappointing-kansas-city-chiefs/

Yes, the Skins Culture will fix him.

[Riggo-toni]

If it helps keep Moreau on the outside, I am all for it.

[method man]

We absolutely need to add another corner to the mix, especially because Dunbar and Moreau have proven to be so injury prone. I don't think we are going to take Okudah in the draft so we'll need to pick up someone in FA.

 

Given that Kendall enjoyed his highest level of success here, I'd sign him to a 1-year 5/6M deal to man the slot. If he walks, then...great...a comp pick. If not, then we have our long term slot corner. We can let Moreau, Moreland and Simeon Thomas battle it out on the outside for the other starting position. Yes Moreland is smaller but he has more outside corner experience than as a slot corner.

[Malapropismic Depository]

5 minutes ago, Riggo-toni said:

If it helps keep Moreau on the outside, I am all for it.

 

And what happens to Moreland ?

[PartyPosse]

Rather have Breeland back

[superozman]

Moreau/Dunbar/Fuller would be phenomanal.  Sign me up!  Moreau has proved he's an outside guy.  Fuller was a beast in the slot, and IMO Dunny was a pro-bowl alt snub...if that's even a thing.  Well, it is a thing, I just made it up if it's not.

[Est.1974]

I'd take Fuller back. Pretty sure he was jettisoned by Bruce without notice, so if Bruce can be canned first then I'd say Fuller would happily return.

[Mr. S]

Need to know who the Defensive Coordinator and Head Coach will be first.  I would be for it since we are losing Norman and need to figure out longer term plans for Dunbar and Moreau.  

[Darrell Green Fan]

And this was supposed to be one of Scott M's better picks when he was here. I can't believe posters still defend his draft record.   

[dswerdlw]

I'm okay rolling with Moreau, Dunbar, and Moreland next year.  We'll see if Danny Johnson builds on a good performance over the next two games. G. Stroman, S. Thomas, and/or a mid to late draft pick should round out the group.

[Panninho]

Loved him as a nickel corner. He was absolutely lights out the year before he got traded. I haven't followed him since, so I don't know what the problem was for him with the Chiefs. Generally, I'd love to get more aggressive on defense and I love his physical play  and I also don't think he'd be super expensive now that he was basically canned by the Chiefs. If the price is right, and there is somewhat of a logical explanation for his decline, sign me up for this. But we would need a D-coordinator who would play a scheme where he fits.

[Mooka]

He fractured his thumb and had mid-season surgery...

 

Obviously that's pretty disappointing. 

[Malapropismic Depository]

It's not always about the player.

It's often a question of how the player is used in the scheme, that can make the same player potentially look either abysmal or sensational.

[NewCliche21]

6 hours ago, Darrell Green Fan said:

And this was supposed to be one of Scott M's better picks when he was here. I can't believe posters still defend his draft record.   

 

He was the top slot corner in the league, under this DC, his second year.

 

Other picks say what you want, but Fuller was the worst part of the Smith trade before he got hurt.

[gooseneck]

There you go for next time

 

 

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