Whether it's a full on failure or simply a mediocre addition, my point is we're likely going to be debating over what LT options are out there again a year from now.

When the Chiefs went 15-2 he was barely posting. His post count skyrocketed after the SB loss bc he jerks off to laying into this team as if it’s still Pioli or King Carl running the team

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Ronnie Stanley suitors—the Chiefs, Commanders and Patriots—are looking at a wonky left-tackle market. The three starters left are Dan Moore, Jaylon Moore and Cam Robinson.<br><br>Robinson is the most talented, but maybe least reliable. Jaylon Moore is the upside guy. We&#39;ll see.</p>&mdash; Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) <a href="https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/status/1899113049404928429?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 10, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Yup, he has posted more in the last month than he did the last 3 ****ing years and it's SO obvious.

It's not a troll either. He's real. This dude clearly has serious mental issues.

I mean the process of frustrating but maybe we took it a little for granted how easy it is. It seems as hard as finding a franchise qb these days. If you don’t have a lottery pick it’s hard. Teams don’t let great LTs go, and the market for those LTs when they happen to hit the market is huge

If Chief Fan can’t be happy these last 7 years, has he ever enjoyed watching the Chiefs?

I would go Moore but what do I know.

The Chiefs now are most likely around 24m over the cap. Unless a deal gets done with Smith, I’m not sure they can jump into FA today.

I’m sure Patrick deal has already fixed that problem

Clearly not. I don't understand why you'd even choose to be a fan if the last 7 years haven't been amazing for you.

Why would the chargers do that when they just drafted joe alt?

I think a lot of people only engage with CP to express their Chiefs anxiety. Doesn't mean they don't enjoy the good stuff. They just don't tell us about it. It does make them pretty awful posters to engage with, however.

I think he was just illustrating how enormous the available cap space for the Patriots is and therefore how much they'll blow the top off the LT market.

Did every evaluator completely whiff on Kingsley, or is KC incapable of developing a tackle?

If we’re giving up on him at tackle completely, then it’s our own fault for not being patient enough.

This question has been asked many times, I think the consensus answer is that the Chiefs never draft high enough to grab a premier LT prospect (top 10-15 pick at the highest). I do agree the whiff on Kingsley and Wanya needs to be addressed by Clark Hunt and that Veach, although amazing, has room for improvement. That whiff cost the Superbowl.

Are you really saying you’re so familiar with Dan Moore’s year-over-year progress as to confidently make this decision?

I don’t think we should start a tackle

Now we are really starting to think outside the box. This is what Steve Jobs would have done.

We just tried that in the Super Bowl and it didn't work.

Let me rephrase.

There should be nobody in the physical space at LT on the field.

I know it’s a pipe dream but I still wonder if mahomes would consider a giveback. Maybe giving Travis another year is a good excuse to do that. I still feel like mahomes took a bigger contract because he was pressured to. I wonder if he’d consider this if it meant getting him some of the critical support players.

Nobody should expect him to and it’s probably wishful thinking. But if there’s a player more worried about legacy than money in this league, it’s him.

No it didn't.

The Chiefs were beaten across the board on that side of the ball.

What the **** is a "giveback?"

Yeah, it's hard to pin 34-0 on the LT alone.

Players restructure contracts all the time. People act like it’s such a generous act by the player. But it is not. It just means you’re pushing some guaranteed money to the back of the contract. Which makes the back years more and more guaranteed (see Deshaun Watson).

What’s way way less common is a player agreeing to a pay cut. I’ve always wondered if a player would consider giving back some of his base salary or roster bonus if it meant keeping or adding players who can help

More likely scenario is we turn his $32m roster bonus and prorate it. Mahomes’ contract is reasonable in the back years. But it’s a hand you don’t want to keep playing over and over.

He wouldn't do that simply for the precedent he'd be setting. He cares about legacy a lot, but he also isn't going to sell out the players.

So

4 offensive linemen

1 QB

5 receivers

1 RB?

Posted this in the Ronnie Stanley thread, so I may as well shit up this one, too.

ESPN nextgen stats has Dan Moore as the #11 tackle in the league in terms of pass block win rate at 93%.

That's one spot higher than Ronnie Stanley, FWIW.

Interesting. That's probably the best advanced stat I've seen from him.

Juwaan Taylor is tied with Stanley at 92%. they both had 9 penalties this year.

Stanley had 4 holding, 3 false start, two others.

Taylor had 3 holding, FIVE false starts, one other (probably illegal formation).

Bad day for Twitter to be down.

Exactly.

Ten receivers and they all go deep

This is good. Lets bring in DOGE and do away with offensive line all together.

Any idea how long Russ took to throw? Always seems like he held on forever which would make Moore’s win rate more impressive. Or not, I’m not sure what goes into that stat. What’s Moores pressure rate?

jalon is our new lt

Just announced on NFL Network 2 years 30 million.

WooHoo! Chiefs just signed future HOF Tackle! Yeeeessssss!