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Once tape is out on your weakness in the NFL it’s going to be pounded to oblivion by opposing teams until you’ve shown you can overcome it. The swim move that kills Morris and the ghost Blitz that spooked Patrick out the pocket are great examples here.
Kingsley was just completely unable to solve his weaknesses against the speed rush once they were out on tape. |
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As for Mahomes what's killing us is the stunts where guys threaten the LT then loop back to get Mahomes when he's trying to run. We've got to figure that out. I don't know if we need better check downs or if he just needs to trust the guys in the routes to win and be where they need to be. |
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Wanya 33 pressures/5 sacks. Robinson 35 pressures and 5 sacks. Robinson gets a little leash because he changed teams mid season and that's no doubt a challenge. But once again I'm telling you Robinson is not what you think he is. I'd prefer to pay more for someone better. Robinson might actually be a down grade from moving Jawaan to the left side. Robinson weighs what Orland Brown Jr does but is 3" shorter. He does have the same length arms though so maybe he can push guys up the arc similarly. Numbers taken from PFF. Arguably both have played with about equal QB play this year. |
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Mahomes has proven he doesn’t need elite LT’s to succeed. Eric Fisher, OBJ… Cam Robinson is among that caliber of player. Kingsley/Wanya are not currently NFL-caliber LT’s. |
Thought on Kingsley yesterday? I thought he looked ok at guard. It sucks that he’s not going to be the LTOTF but he may be the answer at one of the guard spots when Thuney retires or if Trey leaves in FA.
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I'm not giving up on Suamataia as a player for KC. He's young and raw, but you can see the ability. |
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