BBV suggests trading Apple for Peters

is probably in our best interest. So both players can get a fresh start or using Apple to trade up from our second pick into the first round.

In comment 13839593 Chip said:

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is probably in our best interest. So both players can get a fresh start or using Apple to trade up from our second pick into the first round.

Except Marcus Peters is a much better player than Eli Apple.

Then WTF are we waiting for?

interviews.

it would have to be Apple + premium pick (2nd or 3rd?)

Peters has had issues but he's still a top 5 CB in this league. Apple isn't even top 25.

It's crazy to me the Chiefs don't want Peters, and especially crazy to me they would ship him out for Eli Apple.

But if they did then you do it in half a New York second.

Imagine having Peters, JJ and DRC at corner with Cockrell rotating in.

In comment 13839611 Ira said:

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Imagine having Peters, JJ and DRC at corner with Cockrell rotating in.

You'd have fist fights in the DB room. Peters is a fucking nutcase

for Jason Peters. That is usually the sort of trade teams would make with the Eagles. Miami would throw in a first round pick too.

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Hell no.

very talented player. Remind me again of some of his major sins.

Marcus Peters has his own issues, hence why he is reportedly potentially available via trade.

Cap wise, we would have Marcus Peters for $1,741,932 in 2018 and a fifth year option in 2019 (likely worth around $8.7m). KC would get Apple for $1,827,484 in 2018, $2,516,226 in 2019 and potentially a fifth year option.

If this trade was to happen, I would expect something like Marcus Peters for Eli Apple and a conditional day 1/ day 2 pick in 2019. If we are looking at trading down in the draft this year, we will likely have extra capital next year that we could use.