Chiefs Chiefs sign Jaylon Moore 2 yrs $30M - Page 14

Originally Posted by RunKC:
Didn’t seem to be as much of an issue in 2022. I would imagine having 5 LT’s in 2 years certainly doesn’t help though

Lot's of change at WR and dropped passes and lot's of rollover at RB too. I do think Mahomes put too much pressure on himself to achieve the 3-peat as well.
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Why don't we hire a decent offensive line coach and get rid of POS Heck? He fucking sucks ass.

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This was really the best choice of what little was out there

Young
Ascendant, ceiling unknown
No known character concerns

Still wanna bring Humphries back so he and Suamataia can push him, keep the pressure on him and we might just get a diamond
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Originally Posted by KC Hawks:
Was teammates with Skyy Moore in college. The Moore you know...

He'll probably end his NFL career with more TDs than Skyy Moore too.
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I guess this is good.

If he can at least give us OBJr production then this will be a great move.

Please work out. I’m ready to see old Pat back.
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Ronnie Stanley has to feel stupid...had he waited till today he would have got so much more money.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Reid thinking he can catch lightning in a bottle twice at OT?

Both about the same measurables and both played TE until moving to OT.

Peters clone?

Eric Fisher also played TE in high school and a little bit of college
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how much did he play?

I'll wait to see how he performs to voice my opinion about him
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Wasn't there quite a few guys who really wanted him?

I remember him being mentioned a lot, or at least I feel like I do, and that a lot of bros here thought he'd be the best option.
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Jaylen Moore or Tunsil?
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I have to be honest I've never even heard of him.
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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990:
Jaylen Moore or Tunsil?

That would've been our best bet, much preferred

But the smart money says Veach tried, and they simply weren't gonna play ball with an AFC rival
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A low risk, high reward type of move. While upgrading the LT position by several double digit ratings. What's not to like?
Feels very Orlando Brown Jr like, which we would take multiple times over.

Left tackles don't grow on trees and aside from the QB, it's the hardest position to fill in the NFL. Unlike the QB, it is very rare to draft great LTs outside the top 20. In free agency, the great ones are never available. And teams would hardly ever trade the ones they got.
You have to do something and this is what you do. A smart, non-panicky acquisition of a player who looks and plays the part.
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Originally Posted by RealSNR:
Eric Fisher also played TE in high school and a little bit of college

Andy Heck likes what he sees!
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