It kind of pisses me off that the Chargers had a guy fall into their laps with the ability to be a top 3 LT in this league, and they drafted and moved him to ****ing RT.

You can say "LT and RT are far more equal these days" all you want, but I still see inferior players like Andrew Wylie get turned into serviceable RTs all the time. You never see that shit out of LTs.

He's a broke dick anyways

The best we can hope for is what we have been doing the last few years.


Find a temporary bandaid that can make it through the year.

Doesn't have to be.

There's no telling how they value these guys. for all we know, the plan ALL ALONG was to give DJ a shot fully healthy and sign/draft competition.

Good, didn't wanna break the bank for him anyway

I see this off-season is going well.

I've been dismissive when it comes to Dan Moore Jr., but I read some encouraging things about his development. Apparently he's gotten better every single year, despite being pretty average in 2024. I saw some Steelers media guys speculating that he will go somewhere else and play better too, because apparently there's a pattern of that with their OL.

I saw he gave up a lot of sacks last year, but his passing grade isn't really that bad. I'm guessing many of those sacks were due to Russ. He also doesn't get penalized much.

Might be a low key solid option.

****ing wretched if that's what they end up doing.

The other thing?

Coaching and scheme matter.

Dan Moore was pretty "Meh" in Pittsburgh. does KC see some things that would make him a better fit here? Coaching points to improve his play?

Just using him as an example, but same concept with draft "busts".

Some guys just fit better in other positions/places.

I don't think it's that depressed, fellas.

I still think we're overrating him based on who he was. He just isn't that player now. And that's playing with the easy button turned on in Baltimore.

He could've relied on the Patriots being desperate to get a little more, but I don't think he's any sort of elite player at this point.

All I've heard this off-season is how Reid and Mahomes make things damn near impossible for OTs. So anybody we get is probably going to take a step back.

What the Chiefs ask of their OTs is very difficult, alot of guys will look worse here.

Brett Veach enters the off-season:

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Oh, I don't either. But it's slim pickings at the LT position and it just so happened that the team that needs one really bad has more money to spend than anyone.

No way to prove it, but I think this is a case where we finally found the rare dude that wants to play for a winner and not uproot his family more than he wants to make a few extra bucks.

Well, Mahomes definitely does. Tackles get in a bad spot when he's not consistent with his drop depth.

I don't think we're going after the "conventional" guys like Stanley (obvious now) and Robinson. Just a feeling.