Breaking News: The New York Jets have officially closed the NFL century’s largest deal, agreeing to pay the sensational Wide-Receiver of the Miami Dolphins $220 million over 5-years to acquire the 2023 Offensive Player of the Year, However, he will be leaving the Miami City due to….

The Chiefs aggressively tried to finalize the deal weeks before the draft. (The deal will not be technically finalized until Sneed passes a physical.) They took a deal for a third-round and seventh-round pick from the Tennessee Titans.

Reports surfaced this week the Chiefs were trying to receive a second-round pick for Sneed and probably would not have been able to fetch that price until closer to the draft when cornerback-needy teams discovered Sneed was their best option over the remaining rookies on the board.

The move this week indicated the Chiefs want their cap future cleared up as soon as possible so they can pursue the best free agents still on the market in a bid to help their threepeat chances.

The Kansas City Chiefs can target Odell Beckham Jr.

As Matt Lombardo with GH notes, with nearly $20 million more to spend, the Chiefs could land a couple of players that would help in the secondary to replace Mike Edwards and Sneed or go with Odell Beckham Jr. on offense:“Even after the Kansas City Chiefs signed Marquise “Hollywood Brown,” the wide receiving corps is far from a finished product.

While Beckham Jr. was not the same player in Baltimore that he proved to be as a key piece to the Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl run in 2021, he still has a big-play upside and would be two years removed from a torn ACL.

Last season, Beckham Jr. still averaged a whopping 16.1 yards per reception on his 35 catches for 565 yards and three touchdowns.”

OBJ is an intriguing option for a few reasons. Even though he had a mild 2023 season in Baltimore, he could be lethal with Patrick Mahomes and an improved wide receiver corps that includes Marquise Brown and Rashee RIce.