We do still have Niang. Heh.

Or even Driskell. He made the 53.
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If it's a complete bust, my confidence in Andy's OL wizardly will certainly be shaken.
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Niang is too busy working on his pork rinds game to be bothered with all of this football shit
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Well he's no Trezelle Jenkins. Suamataia​ needs some more time to develop. Not giving up on him. Wanye had some rough games filling in last year. Hopefully he's gotten better too.
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IN REID WE TRUST!
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It blows my mind how many people have given up on Wanya Morris. He played really damn good last year outside of a bad game against Maxx Crosby. Be nice to have Kingsley and Morris end up being our LT and RT in a year or 2.
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Mahomes has the best pocket presence, best internal clock, and is agile enough that he won't be taking unnecessary hits because of average to below average play from a tackle position.
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Not promising when he can't beat out an incredibly raw rookie.
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Downvoted by mistake. I do agree that Mahomes should be able to mitigate a good chunk of it, but as we saw last Sunday and against the Raiders last year there's only so much he can do when the LT play bottoms out.
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The whole line played like shit against the Raiders. All of them. It's like they all went out and got shitfaced at a strip joint the night before or something.
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Yeah, so turns out Mahomes not trusting his blindside blockers leads to bad things.
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Wanya played well today. He'll have a big test next week against Khalil Mack. Much will depend on whether Bosa is playing on the other side. He was injured today.
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Pimping around town in their New Golf Carts Patrick gifted them for Christmas!
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Wanya had a pretty good game today. Ride the hot hand
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Yeah, I don’t see any reason we’d change right now.

Felt like we ran the ball alright, despite having pretty limited talent at RB.

I don’t think Pat could’ve written a book tonight, but still had plenty of time.
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