Chiefs Pro Bowl LT DJ Humphries [signed by Chiefs] - Page 113

Does Veach give him a call?

I predict @Chiefs. Makes too much sense https://t.co/hu5xdI5KF2
— Justin Pugh (@JustinPugh) November 22, 2024

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Originally Posted by -King-:
Donovan Smith is still clearly angling to get signed

pic.twitter.com/VwrEoYjbyU
— Donovan Smith (@DSmith_76) December 10, 2024

Just sign the MFer.
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All 5 of our remaining games including the Chargers are top 10 in team pressure rates.

Cleveland is the best but Zadarius Smith leaving has hurt them
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They rushed him and he got a minor injury. Shocking.

�� UPDATE ��

D.J. Humphries might sit out against the Browns with the idea of returning to the lineup against the Texans.

No torn hamstring, just a strain. He should be fine in the long run for the #Chiefs.@FourGuysInABar @TalkPrimeTime @BowTieSports_18 @ChiefsInsider pic.twitter.com/CNlMXKUP74
— Chiefs Blitz (@ChiefsBlitz) December 11, 2024

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That's great news :-)
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
That's great news :-)

Not to the doomers.

“I told you he’s a brokedick!!!!”

Preparing myself to see this stupid ass take from the regulars (not you). Reality is he didn’t play a game and needs time to get his body ready. There’s a reason guys sit out camp practices early on. Body gets minor injuries. It’s part of the process.
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Long video, but starting at 32.01 Andrew Whitworth has some interesting things to say about the LT.

https://youtu.be/clWdrJ6J4yM?si=Oa3GA2i6k7oJ8xIU
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Originally Posted by -King-:
Help? We don't do that around here.

I thought they gave Humphries a good amount of help on Sunday night. More than I was preparing for anyway..
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
They rushed him and he got a minor injury. Shocking.

�� UPDATE ��

D.J. Humphries might sit out against the Browns with the idea of returning to the lineup against the Texans.

No torn hamstring, just a strain. He should be fine in the long run for the #Chiefs.@FourGuysInABar @TalkPrimeTime @BowTieSports_18 @ChiefsInsider pic.twitter.com/CNlMXKUP74
— Chiefs Blitz (@ChiefsBlitz) December 11, 2024

Good news, now go 6 offensive lineman and run the ball against the Browns.

It's a brutal stretch the next 10 days.
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When DJ is ready to play again they need to load manage him with a limited number of snaps in every game till the end of the season. Even if we've clinched HFA he needs to play some snaps in every game and then hopefully there's no setbacks and by the time our playoff game rolls around he'll be ready to play the whole game at a decent level.
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Originally Posted by philfree:
When DJ is ready to play again they need to load manage him with a limited number of snaps in every game till the end of the season. Even if we've clinched HFA he needs to play some snaps in every game and then hopefully there's no setbacks and by the time our playoff game rolls around he'll be ready to play the whole game at a decent level.

I was thinking this. Maybe you activate Kingley and have guys ready to rotate. Let him hit the sidelines and stretch and rest.
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He gets a full pass for the Chargers game imo, you can't expect him to be up to speed immediately
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Can Kingsley and Wanya both block Garrett at the same time?
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Originally Posted by Gary Cooper:
Can Kingsley and Wanya both block Garrett at the same time?

Based on how they've played so far this year?? I'm gonna go ahead and say it's highly doubtful.

Wanya barely even touching a guys jersey as they run past him makes me sick. At least Kingsley is a rookie, there's still hope for him.
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Originally Posted by Gary Cooper:
Can Kingsley and Wanya both block Garrett at the same time?

Good idea. Let’s ditch RT and start two LTs instead!
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
Not to the doomers.

“I told you he’s a brokedick!!!!”

Preparing myself to see this stupid ass take from the regulars (not you). Reality is he didn’t play a game and needs time to get his body ready. There’s a reason guys sit out camp practices early on. Body gets minor injuries. It’s part of the process.

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