Less than 24 hours after trading the team's star receiver Terek Hill to the Dolphins, the Kansas City Chiefs quickly made a counterpoint reinforcement. It is reported that the team signed former packers' takeover Marquez Valdez Cantlin for a three-year, $30 million contract.
It was previously reported that the Patriots and Saints were equally interested in Skantling, but after only a day of visiting the chief, the two sides quickly reached an agreement. After Hill left, Scantling could almost get a main position. It is reported that he can get $18 million in the first two years of this contract, and these amounts are guaranteed, and the maximum value of this contract will reach $36 million, including various incentive terms.
Last season, Skantling was injured and played just 11 games, advancing 430 yards with 26 catches as a career-low. But in the first four seasons of his career, he performed quite well, advancing the ball by an average of 17.6 yards, making him one of the packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' main catch weapons. In 2020 he completed 33 catches to advance 690 yards and 6 touchdowns, creating a career-best.
The Chiefs also signed former Steelers receiver Juju Smith Schuster before bringing in Scantling, as well as corey coleman in the first round, plus Josh Gordon who renewed his contract, and it can be said that there are still a lot of talented receivers in their squad. But the packer... belch...... Who else are they left to take over?