Chiefs *****The Kingsley Suamataia Thread***** - Page 34

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.

God, some of those running plays with Priest Homes were just fucking perfection. Exactly how it’s supposed to work.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[Reply]

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.

with the other BYU product John Tait
[Reply]

He looks capable at worst. Which....shit that's a huge win right now. 2nd round money for a competent LT is how you win.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by crispystl:
God, some of those running plays with Priest Homes were just fucking perfection. Exactly how it’s supposed to work.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Helps when you have two hall of fame OL, a borderline hall of fame OL, two good OL, and the best blocking fullback of the modern era.
[Reply]

Kingsley Suamataia film review against the Lions. It's nearly 10 minutes long but worth your time.

Couple of notes. Looks comfortable with the 1s which is a good start. Wasn't much action in the run game but showed good movement skills.

Pass Pro ... clearly defined good and… pic.twitter.com/8YRImju7wS
— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) August 18, 2024

[Reply]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
Helps when you have two hall of fame OL, a borderline hall of fame OL, two good OL, and the best blocking fullback of the modern era.

Heck yeah, and it showed too!
[Reply]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor:

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Flossing is a communist plot to control us. Just don't do it.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by srvy:
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.

Yeah - I'm not sure he even blocked the right guy on that play.

A demonstration of his athleticism, for sure. But with more experience he'll find the right guy to hit on a play like that. It's 6 if he gets upfield on it.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
I was also wondering if Creed was a step slow getting out there.

No idea which was the case.

Asking your C to get through the bodies in the middle and all the way up to throw a seal block on the safety is....ambitious.

That's a MUCH easier play for the LT to make. I feel like that was on Kingsley. But again - it's the pre-season. He'll learn.
[Reply]

[Reply]

Heh. I thought of this one:

[Reply]

As expected, he had his ups and downs but he held his own out there. He’s going to be a real good player for us.
[Reply]

Solid debut. Nothing to make you worry, he's got a lot of upside and needs the reps in real games and he'll blossom
[Reply]

If this is his baseline, then his future is very exciting.
[Reply]

He was ok. Didn't get alot of help and held up well enough. With his profile and athletic ability he's only going to get better.
[Reply]