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st opponent the Denver Broncos (3-4) Authentic Mitch Morse Jersey , head coach Vance Joseph took time to speak with Chiefs media at practice this past week. Here’s what he had to say: On Tyreek’s Hill’s abilities and how to stop him:Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports“He is a freakish athlete, he can run and jump, but just natural ball skills,” Joseph said. “A lot of little guys have a real problem finishing down the field in traffic. Tyreek Hill and Antonio Brown those two guys, as I’ve watched film over the years, are really good at finishing down the field. It’s just his natural, physical ability and his explosiveness to jump and catch the ball at the highest point.”“When you’re facing a guy like him you have to challenge him and have your safeties overlap to erase some of the deep balls,” Joseph continued when discussing the keys to stopping his “freakish” speed. “When you watch most of his deep balls, he is really outrunning the corner and outrunning the safeties. So, if that happens it’s going to be a long day for us. But our safeties will do a great job of having great angles to him and having enough depth to overlap his speed.”On difficulty defending the Chiefs offense: Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports“It’s unique because it looks different with every personnel group,” Joseph said. “It’s really three different offenses to prepare for and once you add coach [Andy] Reid and coach [Eric] Bieniemy’s tricks, the jet motions, the reverses and all of those shuffle passes — all of those elements make it really tough because now it becomes assignment football and not just one-on-one football.”On defending a versatile Travis Kelce:Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports“He’s a matchup nightmare. He’s probably too fast for every linebacker in the league and he’s probably too big for most of the safeties. So, what you have to do is when he’s out of the core you treat him as a wide receiver that way you can play top-down coverage because again, if you don’t he’ll make a big play we’ve experience that before in the past leaving him one on one with our safeties and losing down on the field multiple times.”On preparing for Patrick Mahomes (again): Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports“Your plan has to be to trap and contain him and keep him where you want him to be but you have no plan for when he breaks the pocket,” Joseph said about Mahomes’ offensive prowess. “He’s outrun most of our big guys and he’s shaken off most of our pass rushers, but [you have] to grind and get him on the ground as quick as possible.“Most young quarterbacks, when they break the pocket, bad things happen. For him, his eyes are down the field, he’s not looking to run Youth Chris Conley Jersey , he’s looking to throw the ball downfield. He understands the pressures of when he breaks the pocket that he can do damage. Most young guys when they break the pocket, they’re looking to run the football and gain four or five yards and then slide, he’s not. He’s trying to stay behind the line and make a big play downfield. And the problem with this guy, he can throw the ball across his body moving left or moving right so how do you combat that? You simply can’t. Happy NFL trade deadline day everybody! We’ve got our rumor tracker at the top of this page and the things you need to know down at the bottom.Chiefs trade deadline rumor trackerIt’s 3:00 p.m. CT. — the the trade deadline.S HaHa Clinton-Dix, who had been mentioned as potentially having interest from the Chiefs, is headed to Alex Smith’s Redskins.Not exactly Chiefs news, but news perhaps for their biggest obstacle in winning a Super Bowl (according to Las Vegas for most of the year). Jaguars defensive end Dante Fowler is headed to the Los Angeles Rams.ESPN’s Adam Schefter says S HaHa Clinton-Dix is not likely on the network’s telecast.Chiefs have no interest in Giants CB Janoris Jenkins, reports friend of the site Terez Paylor of Yahoo! Sports.ESPN Dan Graziano says Chiefs are looking into the Giants’ defensive backs.Chiefs reportedly have interest in Giants CB Janoris Jenkins.Things to knowWhen?The NFL trade deadline is at 3 p.m. Arrowhead Time Tuesday.What do the Chiefs need?The push from fans, reporters and talking heads around Kansas City is for the Chiefs to make a move in the secondary for players like Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, New York Giants safety Landon Collins or Green Bay Packers safety Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix.Who could be available?NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport: Packers S Ha-Ha Clinton Dix, Browns LB Jamie Collins, Raiders LB Bruce Irvin, Giants CB Janoris JenkinsCBS Sports’ Jason La Canfora: Browns QB Tyrod Taylor, Eagles QB Nick Foles, Steelers RB Le’veon Bell, Broncos WRs Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders, 49ers WR Pierre Garcon, Broncos DBs Chris Harris and Bradley Roby, Raiders DBs Gareon Conley and Karl Joseph, Giants CB Janoris Jenkins, Cardinals LB Deone Bucannon http://www.chiefsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-travis-kelce-jersey , Raiders LB Bruce Irvin, Broncos LB Shane Ray, Browns LB Jamie CollinsESPN’s Adam Schefter: Anybody on the Giants outside of RB Saquon BarkleyWhat are they saying?Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and owner Clark Hunt both spoke to the local Kansas City media on Monday.Andy Reid on the upcoming deadline: “I haven’t actually talked to [Brett Veach] today about any of that, so I don’t know where he is today. As of today, we didn’t have anything he was leaning on there, but you never know with him. He doesn’t miss much. He does a good job.”Clark Hunt on the potential of moving another first-round pick: “Well, I value those picks very highly as do Brett and Andy. It’s not a light decision to ever trade away a pick, especially a first-round pick. Obviously, in hindsight the decision to trade up and take Patrick, even though it did cost us a first-round pick, was a great decision. I don’t want to say that I would approve or wouldn’t approve, because it really would be situational. I’m not aware of any scenario where that would come into play and that trade deadline is coming pretty fast now.”So, will the Chiefs make a move?Unfortunately, I think not. I think if there were a move to be made, it would have been Seahawks safety Earl Thomas for one of the Chiefs’ two second-rounders in 2019. I believe the Chiefs now believe their big mid-season “acquisition” in the secondary will be safety Eric Berry. Berry, when healthy, is arguably the Chiefs’ best defensive player, but he also hasn’t played a game in 418 days or practiced in 79. The general theme from the Chiefs (besides “literally day to day”) as of late is that Berry will play when he and the medical team decide he’s comfortable enough to go.Of course, knowing Veach’s aggressiveness, all it will take is a player he believes in for the right price/salary and Reid on board. You never do know if that comes along in the eleventh hour.