Like we said last time, there's nothing better than NFL traits, especially when it involves one of our favorite players, Cadarious Tony, heading to the Kansas City Chiefs for just a third rounder and a six-rounder.

Jordan Schultz had this first of the score.

Hayden, we love the rookie season of Cadarius Tony.

There's so many layers of the onion to peel back of the giant saga where he stands at this point.

But I think the number one question to

wrap our heads around is this. If the chiefs get the real talent of Cadarius Tony on the field,

what are they getting? A first round player, the best wide receiver on the chiefs. Now it's going to

take some time, I do believe.

But last year as a rookie, he was not healthy for most of the season, but he had 2.7 yards

per out run versus man coverage.

He came into the NFL as this prospect where big debates.

Is he just a gadget guy?

Could he win on the outside?

To me, he's inside,

outside versatility. And if you look at those yards per outrun splits, if you do it before his

injury, it's even higher than that. We're talking about like getting close to like, uh, rare top five,

top 10 over the last couple seasons, wide receivers as a rookie. So obviously it's a lot of just the side-to-side lateral movement,

but I actually give him more credit for beating man coverage.

He got Trevon Diggs here a couple of times.

Marsha and Latimer, the Saints, a lot of man coverage in some of these highlights.

I think that if everything clicks, he's the best wide receiver on the Chiefs.

Obviously, there's a ton of caveats I go into that first. He's the best wide receiver on the chiefs. Obviously, there's a ton of caveats I go into

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