Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
He simply has an eye for talent and development. And when he loses Superbowls because of his OL, he immediately rebuilds it and attacks it as a top priority.
He's had tier 1 OL when he won Superbowls. This last year it was high Tier 2 overall with a Tier 1 interior.
I told you you don't read. I already responded to your last paragraph in here.
He does? Only guys I'm seeing out of his 10 yrs in KC that turned into solid lineman were both guys from 2021, Mitch Morse (who they didn't resign), and spending the 1 overall pick on Eric Fisher lol.
Using some else's options on "tiers" to defend a stance is pretty wack man. You can't have a "tier 1" OL when you have avg to below avg starting OTs. That's the truth of it. Having the new GOAT at QB is what is winning him super bowls, let's keep s**t real.
I don't remember you telling me anything? Please post it again for me. I would like to see what you got, you should have plently of insight/thoughts on all these projects with the amount of time you spend talking about OL, right no hate or anything.
Creed? Buying OL is the same as recognizing the talent. He's done both, hence the current tier 1 interior. Yes, because his T's weren't awesome it dropped them down to tier 2.
That's a cheap way out. We've also seen PM get mauled and have his worst seasons when he doesn't have his tier 1 OL. This is why you need both. PM with a tier 1 OL just isn't fair. Watch what Andy does this year at T.
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This year? I'm done. 7 years of off season plans in FA and the draft and ZERO matches from the FO.
They're on their own this year (so to speak). I'm no longer invested. If they fix it, we'll win. If they don't, we're the Bills.
To be fair, did you watch the superbowl? Eye test and statistics tell you our DL performed better vs their OL than vice versa. Their OL was not good our DL played a hell of a game.
Except when it mattered, of course. Like 2019. What was it, 1 combined pressure on PM in two 4th Q's and OT? And the reverse? Well, we know what happened. They also didn't give up a 50% pressure rate for the game, didn't have false starts, didn't have OL running into each other, singling Jones, leaving him unblocked, etc.
Big picture, Brock was a huge reason we were even IN that game under those circumstances. We saw PM in a Superbowl when he was pressured a ton. We saw Jimmy under those circumstances too.
Fix the OL. Like a podcaster just said: "Just fix the right side of the OL. How freaking hard IS that?"
They punted on FA. On to the draft...
I too want to upgrade the OL. But what you described is coaching. If you're going to die on the hill of the Chiefs OL performed well in the superbowl as your arbitrary "high Tier 2 unit" then you are willingly trolling.