Verderame on his latest pod said he was told my his Chiefs source that they loved what they were seeing from Felix during camp and knew then that he wasn’t going to play a ton due to being behind George/Omenihu/Danna this year

I’m buying all the FAU stock I can get right now. I think he’s a 8-12 sack guy by 2025.

I really hope he and George are working with Tamba this offseason.

I hope so. The last player I loved pre-draft that the Chiefs took was Creed Humphrey. I was pounding the table for Felix pre-draft but it was frustrating having a 1st round pick not on the field.

I firmly believe Danna kept FAU on the bench by playing the best season of his career. It's a good problem to have.

Yeah - Danna is very clearly the replacement for Danna next year and I think that was always the plan.

The problem is that suddenly we need a replacement for Omenihu and I'm not certain FAU will be up for that just yet.

Yea, good point. I think there's a veteran one year deal type of signing at DE.

Seth Keysor liked him because he said FAU had multiple pass rush moves and could string them together more than most DE prospects.

Isn't great at turning the corner on the edge, but can do it better than Karlaftis (who uses leverage and a non-stop motor to threaten the edge).

To me, its obvious he just had guys ahead of him playing effectively so he never saw the field for a SB contender.

Ogbahs getting cut.

Should be some good value guys there

Exactly the kind of move we should make. We know he's a great scheme fit, and his role would be similar to Omenihu.

They should bring him back

We heard little bits of this throughout the year. He started a little behind, but what really kept him off the field were the pros in front of him. He'll be raring to go come August.

Getting beatin out by Dana makes me think he doesn't have much potential. Dana is a solid backup himself.

:facepalm:

Really excited that FAU gets Cullen to shape him early in his career.

I really wonder how good some previous DL would’ve been with that same opportunity.