Matt Derrick

And he just wasn't getting the balls that he used to.

And we saw that play out during the season.

I think it's the same way kind of a little bit with what I'm seeing from Noah Gray right now.

I'm just not sure that he's as fast and quick as he used to be.

Trey Watson is probably the guy who's had the best OTAs from the two workouts we've seen.

And, I mean, he's also struggled.

He hasn't been perfect.

He's had some rough moments, but he's also had some really good catches.

He had an elevation on scout team last week that that ball was well above his head, and he elevated and went to go get it and made a great catch.

But, you know, hey, sometimes it's frustrating when you see guys who make great catches and then they missed a little easy plays.

That's kind of what Trey Watson's been so far.

Honestly, it's nothing – doesn't signal anything good, Sarin.

You know, the fact that the Chiefs are willing to go back down the road with Legereus, and they liked him, don't get me wrong, but they also know what shape that that knee is in that's been limiting him now for really, I mean, 2022 it was even affecting him.

So it's been a while, and it's definitely taken a toll out of him the last two years.

He only played 12 games.

last two seasons with the Titans on that big free agent deal.

And this sounds like a minimum salary veteran deal with some incentives, most likely based on snap counts.

And assuming from the numbers that they're probably going to be not likely to be earned incentives either.

With the Chiefs, you know, going into today, before they got their two deals done, or I guess after they got the Peter Woods deal, Spotrek had them at like 10.8%.

after they get the Mansour to Lane deal done, that would give them about $3.2 million in cap space.