*****The Leo Chenal Thread*****

[Dante84]

More to come!

Leo Chenal was drafted with pick 103 of round 3 in the 2022 draft class. He scored a 9.99 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 3 out of 2419 LB from 1987 to 2022. https://t.co/unnXwkfpiT #RAS #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/YdwWEkOnmR

— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 30, 2022

The moment our newest LB got the call he was joining the Chiefs 📲 @chenal_leo pic.twitter.com/2q3fLOFoPA

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 4, 2022

[JPH83]

Originally Posted by Dante84

Chiefs rookie Leo Chenal in Super Bowl 57:

�� 1 Sack
�� 4 Defensive Stops
�� 82.9 Run Defense Grade pic.twitter.com/IGSj2EFOGF

— PFF College (@PFF_College) February 13, 2023

His full grade was something like 86.6. Thought he was absolutely murderous against the run. He's gonna be a fun player

[smithandrew051]

Such a great pick. In many previous drafts, we’d call him our best value pick.

Just shows how much Veach killed this one.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by JPH83

His full grade was something like 86.6. Thought he was absolutely murderous against the run. He's gonna be a fun player

He's Pacheco on defense.

Still raw and doesn't always make the right decision but he plays at 100 mph with unrivaled ferocity.

[JPH83]

If they mix him into the pass rush a little more next year, and I think they might, it's gonna be even more fun.

[smithandrew051]

When was the last time we went into an offseason and didn’t see LB as a need?

Sure, if someone falls, we can add depth. But damn. This trio is exciting.

[JPH83]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

When was the last time we went into an offseason and didn’t see LB as a need?

Sure, if someone falls, we can add depth. But damn. This trio is exciting.

If there's an undersized coverage first/average tackler type guy in the later rounds I wouldn't hate us taking a shot but I suspect there won't be much left. But yeah it's nice to think, hopefully we have that group

[budman3]

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

[oldman]

He just needs to work on his coverage skills. I did see several hits this year that stood out. He'll be fine.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

Lolz, what are you babbling about? That's about the worst take about Spags imaginable. You might as well put your clown shoes on and declare Bob Sutton as a defensive genius for his originality.

[staylor26]

That entire ****ing take is reeruned.

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

TL;DR summary: I don’t understand a thing about football.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

The word you're looking for is "Vaunted." The rest of your post was shit too.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

You have made 47 posts too many. Stop while you’re only 47 behind.

[rydogg58]

Originally Posted by budman3

I'm not convinced about him yet, even as a rookie. He was no where to be found at all during the season, and if you were impressed with the Super Bowl performance, it must be pointed out that for some reason the vaulted Eagles offense did not attack the Chiefs weaknesses as much as they probably should have for some reason.

And I'm glad they did. BTW...there is a reason that Spagnoula never gets mentioned to be leaving for a head coaching job. He's an average coach with little originality or confusing scheming, IMO. With the Chiefs offense as good as it is, bringing the defense's level of play into being a top ten unit, will make winning so much easier than it has been the last couple of seasons. I wouldn't be at all upset if they made a change, although winning the SP probably saved his job for at least another year.

What do vaulted ceilings have to do with football? And what multiverse are you from where anyone thought Spags was in any danger of losing his job? Nobody but you thinks that.