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If he is starting at LT for this team next year when they enter camp, Veach and Reid both should have their heads examined. They'd have to be literally insane to go into next season in this same situation that just destroyed another year that could have added to Mahomes incredible legacy. |
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How is our OL coaching? Seems like we have prospects that aren’t developing like we had hoped either. Why get a LT if we are going to put him in there and he pulls a hammy in his first game. Great coaching move, then we don’t see him again.
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What do you think they should do? I mean all I see in this thread is you bitching. You haven't offered a single, palatable solution. You also started posting in volume again right after the game after being silent most of the season. :hmmm: |
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Example for this year would be if Alaric Jackson wants to test the market. A young 26 year old that had trouble the start of his career but is now a very very solid starter with still room to grow. Rams might not want to tag him at $25M and he might want to see what other teams will offer. Would be a home run but would cost a good amount and the plan Veach would probably put in place is to focus on the right side and replacing Taylor sooner than later with possibly a more developed Kingsley. I can name several others that should atleast start FA able to sign anywhere. |
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It's that bad. And if they think fans are overreacting, perhaps they can explain why "we'll be fine, totally fine" for next year's tough schedule without making some major O-Line (at least tackles) moves.. |
Without a solid LT and LG, the Chiefs are at best a team with a winning record, but not playoff bound. Until that happens we should be happy that Mahomes stays healthy.
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Eluemunor is a RT/G. Becton crashed out hard at T and is a G now. George Fant is a RT. Jonah Williams is a RT now. And all of those guys were dogshit last year. The only actual LT in that group is Tyron Smith - who got a really big deal from the Jets. This place would have melted down had the Chiefs made a big commitment to Smith or signed one of those dudes to play LT. Especially Jonah Williams, who was so bad at LT the Bengals committed big FA dollars to Orlando Brown to get him off LT, and then was one of the worst starting T in football at RT. Which exhibits the point: People need to be realistic in their expectations of what it costs to acquire LTs, and the difficulty in acquiring good ones. Not a lot of them are being produced right now. The ones that are are diffiult to acquire in the first place, unless you're picking very high in the draft. And they rarely impact right away, usually not even reaching "adequate" play until the start of their second full season. It's easy to say "FIX IT VEACH." The fix is, well, not easy. |
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This isn't just another ho hum free agency where we throw some offers out there and hope guys sign. They are signing an NFL left tackle, it's not even an option to wait until the draft. If they want to sign one and still draft one, fine by me, but you're signing one. I don't care what you have to do or what money gets moved around, it's happening. |
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I've advocated for taking a look at Joe Noteboom as a potential bridge option for a bit and think KC will look for someone like that. I'd place top odds on it being D.J. Humphries at this point. There's really no reason the Rams would NOT franchise tag Alaric Jackson (unless they go all-in on a reset year and are stockpiling picks, then I guess you could try to work a tag-and-trade). They have the cap space and will gain more once they shed Kupp. Same for the Ravens with Stanley. |
Can we talk about Juwan Taylor? You can't convince me that when OBJ walked and we signed Taylor the plan was for him to be the RT. They even said they hoped he could play LT or something along those lines. For whatever reason he can't play LT even though when they signed him they thought he probably could. That set us back big time.
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