There's a rationale behind why Kansas City has second from buryw's blog

That is laughable. There is no way to imagine the Bengals shifting from Day 1 to Day 2. where they might get caught in trade discussions taking place in a matter of hours, and Madden 23 coins all they come away with is a mid to late round pick who probably won't make the team.

This also means that the Bengals leaving out OG Kenyon Green because of the trade. He would be an ideal addition to their offensive line with a new look.

There's a rationale behind why Kansas City has second and third round draft picks to tackle the issue however I don't like it. This team's bread and butter is Patrick Mahomes, and with Tyreek Hill out, they have to back him up with more tools.

The reason for this is the fact that WR satisfied with Mel's draft is too early, leading to a major drain where the Chiefs have to pick, something I can't see happening. There are many talented receivers this season, but I don't see seven players coming off the table before Kansas City picks.

Also, Kiper has the Chiefs selecting Skyy Moore in the No. 50 pick. He will not last that long, and should be the pick in the first.

At first, it was Davante Adams It was then Davante Adams Tyreek Hill. In 2021 they were the second and third players in the Madden NFL 23 with respect to receptions and also in the importance to the offensive success in two Madden NFL 23's top teams. But now they're gone- in addition, the Jacksonville Jaguars played a huge part in the game.

On Wednesday, the Chiefs announced they were trading Tyreek Hill on Wednesday to the Dolphins in exchange for five picks. The picks include Miami's first rounder in 2022. It came one week after the Packers dealt Davante Avery to the Raiders for a new set of picks. Adams signed a five-year $141.5 million contract. Hill also received his cash by signing a record-breaking four-year deal of $120M that is the highest-paid broad receiver ever in Madden NFL 23 history.

Both have Jaguars to thank.

The biggest headline signing for Jacksonville on the first day of free agency was to lure Christian Kirk to North Florida with a 4-year, $72M deal that could fetch the sum of $84 million if he hits goals for performance escalators. It was a price that was like a king's ransom for a player who was a constant third-party option on the Cardinals offense, but only got significant playing time as an NFL player in 2021 where he had 982 yards. Banking on promise, paired with the requirement to pay the "bad team tax," the Jaguars completely destroyed the market for wide receivers with a single deal. Kirk was not only 27th in the league in receiving yards in the last season, he wasn't even viewed as the best receiver among this group of free agents. So, when he got paid as an elite cornerstone of the franchise, everything changed.

The tenor suddenly changed. It became apparent that Green Bay wasn't going to be able to agree to signing Adams to the long-term contract they were hoping for which led to his departure. Hill was also involved in talks with the Chiefs also, but there was a financial key issue. There's no reason to blame Adams or Hill for this situation. If one of them like Kirk earns $74M with an assured $37M -- then it's absolutely within reason that two of Madden NFL 23's greatest players have contracts that are worth nine figures.

It was, quite simply in a way, impossible for both teams to absorb. In the event of Aaron Rodgers and madden 23 coins cheap Patrick Mahomes signing big-money contracts it's unwise to allocate more than one quarter of the salary cap to two playershowever, without putting at risk the other players by doing so.