Tyron Smith to Join Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City Chiefs After Leaving Dallas Cowboys? rumors.
The Kansas City Chiefs have won three Super Bowls in a row, and since MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes is still only 28 years old, there is still hope for a “Three-Peat.”
The MVP of the game said on Monday that winning three games in a row is a great feat. It’s never been done before.
What is the best course of action for the Chiefs to take? Hold Mahomes up. Meanwhile, the offensive line in Kansas City generally needs to be strengthened.
Even if the Chiefs are excellent in many aspects, Pro Football Reference points out that in 2023 they gave up 164 pressures, which was the fourth-highest amount in the NFL.
If Smith, 33, doesn’t decide to retire, he will definitely want to continue playing for Dallas, the only team he has ever played for. He is a fixture here, and his family-like bond with the Joneses, the team’s owner, has always influenced his choices.
Smith’s “reputation” stems from his four seasons of injury-related game absences. (Dallas is undoubtedly considering seeking assistance in the NFL Draft in light of everything.) However, he participated in 14 games in 2023—as a result of a maintenance plan that reduced his practice-week workload—and did it with such skill that he was selected for the second team All-Pro.
Tyron’s market value is estimated by Spotrac to be a $7.4 million one-year deal. The Chiefs have $22 million in cap space, so they can handle it with ease.
The Cowboys have a lot of work ahead of them to get cap-compliant as free agency begins in March and we are just one month away from that day. But for that amount? Dallas can justifiably explain how
