Chiefs *****The Kingsley Suamataia Thread***** - Page 33

Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz:
He seems to really have come into his own in a short amount of time. He did NOT look like this at the start of Training Camp.

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Originally Posted by RunKC:
His athleticism makes a big difference. We haven’t been able to do this effectively since Fisher was LT 3 years ago. Brown Jr and Smith were too slow

Rookie LT Kingsley Suamataia is going to be such a weapon for Andy Reid in the screen game

Look how quickly he gets on the CB here! pic.twitter.com/Sx0n7SoQ0K
— Mike Renner (@mikerenner_) August 18, 2024

Was he supposed to turn up field there?

If so that’s a TD
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Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Was he supposed to turn up field there?

If so that’s a TD

I was also wondering if Creed was a step slow getting out there.

No idea which was the case.
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Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
I was also wondering if Creed was a step slow getting out there.

No idea which was the case.

Yeah hard to tell
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
His athleticism makes a big difference. We haven’t been able to do this effectively since Fisher was LT 3 years ago. Brown Jr and Smith were too slow

Rookie LT Kingsley Suamataia is going to be such a weapon for Andy Reid in the screen game

Look how quickly he gets on the CB here! pic.twitter.com/Sx0n7SoQ0K
— Mike Renner (@mikerenner_) August 18, 2024

I would have liked him to move up the field and put a block on 47 the safety. Wiley had that corner covered. Worthy probably houses that with one block. He is young and will learn.
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You have to like it though when a possible mistake turns into 12 yards.
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Love how athletic he is. Andy is gonna screen people to death now that he's got a LT who can actually get into the flat and then downfield.
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Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz:
He seems to really have come into his own in a short amount of time. He did NOT look like this at the start of Training Camp.

Incredibly smart athletic OL (personally championed by Big Red himself) improved with Chiefs' coaching? I mean...
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Originally Posted by Warrick:
Chiefs rookie Kingsley Suamataia has elite potential - film review

https://youtu.be/I2Hhb5qHILs?si=MEkGsDWex5IXM1d9

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Seriously... I had some flashbacks to those off tackle left plays with Priest Holmes running behind Roaf and Waters.

That could be in the cards, folks.
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Originally Posted by RealSNR:
Seriously... I had some flashbacks to those off tackle left plays with Priest Holmes running behind Roaf and Waters.

That could be in the cards, folks.

I'd like to see him vs an elite pass rusher like Maxx Crosby but so far so good.
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Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz:
He seems to really have come into his own in a short amount of time. He did NOT look like this at the start of Training Camp.

He’s a rookie in his second preseason game and already looks like a middle of the pack NFL left tackle. Great physical skills and has shown he can rapidly improve with coaching.

By mid-season he will be a monster.
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Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Was he supposed to turn up field there?

If so that’s a TD

Not sure but if he does Pacheco houses that. He’ll learn.
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How salty will the rest of the NFL fanbases be if we ended up taking the best WR and best LT from the draft?

Not saying that's definitely going to be the case, but it looks possible.
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Originally Posted by Bump:
How salty will the rest of the NFL fanbases be if we ended up taking the best WR and best LT from the draft?

Not saying that's definitely going to be the case, but it looks possible.

Kid has the size, skill, and blood lines. Definitely in the realm of possibilities.
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