Chiefs Pro Bowl LT DJ Humphries Medically Cleared [signed by Chiefs] - Page 44

SHOWTIME · 11-22-2024, 09:18 AM

Does Veach give him a call?

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Hydrae · Yesterday, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by dlphg9

He's the one that signed an extension with them. No one forced him to stay with the Cardinals for those final years. I'm not saying he half assed it or didn't hit the weight room, but if he didn't than that would be a major red flag and not really someone I would trust all that much. Plenty of guys play on really shitty teams and work their asses off.

Not reacting well to old school hard ass coaching for a young man in today's world is not unusual. You are blaming him for things that happened when he was 21. He is a much more mature man today as evidenced by his record starting for years in a row.

3 years with no problem and going to a Pro Bowl. Then hurts his back but comes back and plays most of the next year until his knee gets blown out.

Based on your posting recently, you should try to find something good in your life. You seem to see the negative on most anything posted.

BWillie · Yesterday, 12:36 AM

I certainly would have no plans to resign him either unless it was on the super cheap. But for this year he's our ride or die.

**BigRedChief** · Yesterday, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Hydrae

Based on your posting recently, you should try to find something good in your life. You seem to see the negative on most anything posted.

I've been a homer on here more than most. This is Veachs very best mid season pickup this year. I love the add for this season. But, he wants a long term contract, he will get one, just shouldn't be us.

Big-time money contract for a 30 year old with an injury history is not a Veach type of signing.

dlphg9 · Yesterday, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Hydrae

Not reacting well to old school hard ass coaching for a young man in today's world is not unusual. You are blaming him for things that happened when he was 21. He is a much more mature man today as evidenced by his record starting for years in a row.

3 years with no problem and going to a Pro Bowl. Then hurts his back but comes back and plays most of the next year until his knee gets blown out.

Based on your posting recently, you should try to find something good in your life. You seem to see the negative on most anything posted.

I said "I'm not saying he half assed it or didn't hit the weight room." I just was saying that playing on a shitty team is a shitty excuse for not doing those things. I also said I think he will hold up the rest of the season. I didn't blame him for a single thing and also said that Bruce Arians is a ****ing idiot.

Also see the negative on most anything? Most of my posts the last several days are sticking me sticking up for Wanya Morris. Wtf have I been negative about?

Chieftain · Yesterday, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by dlphg9

Wtf have I been negative about?

Uh....

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Originally Posted by dlphg9

I just looked at his PFR page for the first time and that's less than exciting.

Why are we so excited about this guy?

I'm finding any excitement to be dissipating.

**BossChief** · Yesterday, 01:46 AM

***Here’s some more DJ Humphries viagra.

If you remove DJs rookie year, he has the following stats:

Over his career, DJH has pass blocked a total of 3467 snaps.

He’s only given up the following…

174 pressures (1 pressure every 20 pass block reps)
21 sacks allowed. (1 sack every 165 pass block reps!)

To give some perspective, here are Eric Fishers #s with his rookie year removed.

5017 pass block reps
305 pressures (1 pressure per 16 pass block reps)
41 sacks (1 in every 122 PBRs)

How about we go nuts and compare to Trent Williams…

6827 pbr (rookie year removed to be fair)
32 sacks (only one sack every 213 pbrs)
288 pressures (one every 23.7 pbrs)

Obviously, Trent is a HOFer and DJ isn’t, but these numbers show that DJ is better than Fisher was and is probably somewhere between Fisher and Silverback in terms of effectiveness and that’s extremely exciting to think about him protecting Pats blind side. I hope he stays healthy and can help Pat become comfortable in the pocket again.

**BossChief** · Yesterday, 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief

I was addressing those who think we have found our LT for the next decade.

A Big-time money contract and injury history will shoot down him signing long term. Some team will get him the money. We dont have cap space, even with Veachs cap magic. But, we can certainty use his talents this year.

Get used to the fact DJ Humphries will be this teams LT the next 2-3 years. This is the best we can expect.

He will be a 31 year old free agent that will have a very limited market and his injury history will limit that market even further to where KC should be able to get him at a very reasonable contract with no more than a first year of guarantees. Pair that with the hopeful continued development of Kingsley and Wanya, and that gives us options if DJ were to miss time.

He’s going to come in and solidify the LT position for us and that’s HUGE for this offense. No way Veach doesn’t give him Trey Smiths $$.

FringeNC · Yesterday, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

Get used to the fact DJ Humphries will be this teams LT the next 2-3 years. This is the best we can expect.

He will be a 31 year old free agent that will have a very limited market and his injury history will limit that market even further to where KC should be able to get him at a very reasonable contract with no more than a first year of guarantees. Pair that with the hopeful continued development of Kingsley and Wanya, and that gives us options if DJ were to miss time.

He’s going to come in and solidify the LT position for us and that’s HUGE for this offense. No way Veach doesn’t give him Trey Smiths $$.

Assuming he plays okay and is not hobbled, I think this almost has to be right. We can't go into next year with Morris / Kingsley at LT and we don't have many options, really.

RunKC · Yesterday, 09:07 AM

His injury scared me but the player gives me hope.
He had a horrible rookie season like Kingsley and made it.

They need to put DJ’s locker next to Kingsley’s. That kid needs a mentor in the worst way and until yesterday there wasn’t a LT on this roster from him to learn from

VAChief · Yesterday, 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief

I've been a homer on here more than most. This is Veachs very best mid season pickup this year. I love the add for this season.

I agree, if he is healthy and reasonably close to his usual this is an incredible pick up...particularly considering the position played. OT's with any talent just aren't available at this point of the year. I'm all for making sure he is ready before unleashing him. We need him ready for the stretch ahead.

gordonelloyd · Yesterday, 09:37 AM

I also think/hope that he can be our LT solution for the next about three years. We will have to pay him, but hopefully within the context of what we can afford. During that time, we may get lucky with either Kingsley or Morris living up to expectations, and it would be particularly great if that happened with Kingsley. We might get really lucky in the draft. But we will never be in a draft position where we can expect to get a top LT

If things worked out as I expect/hope we will probably Let go of Smith and use that money For Humphrey’s contract and Morris will replace Smith. I haven’t seen any commentary on this, but presumably Humphrey doesn’t have a history of excessive penalties. That will be a plus as well.

T-post Tom · Yesterday, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

I like this guy.

Dunerdr · Yesterday, 09:59 AM

Over reaction planet in full tilt. The injury history is our only chance at having a upper end LT that we can afford. My prediction is he's ok here this year. We resign him on an incentive type contract where games played are a factor. He holds it down for 2-3 years and we have Driskell and Kingsley developing. Kingsleys blood first cousin was talked about as a bust his first season and is now one of the best LT's in the league. If this guy was prime Jason Peters we couldn't afford him anyway next year.

**Rausch** · Yesterday, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Dunerdr

Over reaction planet in full tilt. The injury history is our only chance at having a upper end LT that we can afford. My prediction is he's ok here this year.

That's all we need. If he allows most plays to develop and doesn't get Mahomes killed we win the super bowl again. He needs to not suck. That's it. That's all.

Don't be a complete failure and allow the truly amazing players to do their thing. Just don't be the reason a play doesn't work.

**DaFace** · Yesterday, 10:18 AM

Well, he certainly talks the talk. If there was any question whether they view him as just a depth guy or a starter, that PC makes it clear how he views himself.

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BossChief SuperBowl or bust Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: BF Iowa Casino cash: $-175912	***Here’s some more DJ Humphries viagra. If you remove DJs rookie year, he has the following stats: Over his career, DJH has pass blocked a total of 3467 snaps. He’s only given up the following… 174 pressures (1 pressure every 20 pass block reps) 21 sacks allowed. (1 sack every 165 pass block reps!) To give some perspective, here are Eric Fishers #s with his rookie year removed. 5017 pass block reps 305 pressures (1 pressure per 16 pass block reps) 41 sacks (1 in every 122 PBRs) How about we go nuts and compare to Trent Williams… 6827 pbr (rookie year removed to be fair) 32 sacks (only one sack every 213 pbrs) 288 pressures (one every 23.7 pbrs) Obviously, Trent is a HOFer and DJ isn’t, but these numbers show that DJ is better than Fisher was and is probably somewhere between Fisher and Silverback in terms of effectiveness and that’s extremely exciting to think about him protecting Pats blind side. I hope he stays healthy and can help Pat become comfortable in the pocket again. __________________ Dreams do come true... http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...postcount=1407
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RunKC Andy Reid Supporter Join Date: Apr 2012 Casino cash: $119611	His injury scared me but the player gives me hope. He had a horrible rookie season like Kingsley and made it. They need to put DJ’s locker next to Kingsley’s. That kid needs a mentor in the worst way and until yesterday there wasn’t a LT on this roster from him to learn from __________________ Mike Greenberg@Espngreeny I can’t fathom what it must be like to be a fan of the #Chiefs. Adopt a Chief: Jared Wiley
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gordonelloyd Starter Join Date: Apr 2023 Casino cash: $-2019500	I also think/hope that he can be our LT solution for the next about three years. We will have to pay him, but hopefully within the context of what we can afford. During that time, we may get lucky with either Kingsley or Morris living up to expectations, and it would be particularly great if that happened with Kingsley. We might get really lucky in the draft. But we will never be in a draft position where we can expect to get a top LT If things worked out as I expect/hope we will probably Let go of Smith and use that money For Humphrey’s contract and Morris will replace Smith. I haven’t seen any commentary on this, but presumably Humphrey doesn’t have a history of excessive penalties. That will be a plus as well.
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Dunerdr MVP Join Date: Oct 2012 Casino cash: $-1190000	Over reaction planet in full tilt. The injury history is our only chance at having a upper end LT that we can afford. My prediction is he's ok here this year. We resign him on an incentive type contract where games played are a factor. He holds it down for 2-3 years and we have Driskell and Kingsley developing. Kingsleys blood first cousin was talked about as a bust his first season and is now one of the best LT's in the league. If this guy was prime Jason Peters we couldn't afford him anyway next year. __________________ Adopt-A-Chief- Rachel Santschi
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