Man!!!! I love Andy Reid. The @Chiefs and Andy Reid are offensive line savants. Kingsley Suamataia has big time potential. I think he he can be awesome guard or tackle. Just needs a little technique work. He is an aggressive killer who is great athlete.
Kingsley Suamataia is a versatile offensive tackle who split his 1,300 career snaps at BYU almost exactly down the middle between left and right tackle.
My favorite line from Dane Brugler's draft guide: "He delivers more pancakes than Denny's" ��
Traitsy OT w/ great size+athleticism+strengt. Easy range in the run game to pull or climb to landmarks or hit set points in slide. Patient hand usage to stay square and trust his lateral agility. Pad level & overall technique should develop in NFL. pic.twitter.com/p9zOJEuMkr
How bad would it be to just make Thuney our LT and move Morris to G. Yeah we will be awful at guard and only marginally better at LT but better overall Id argue. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
On the positive side, Wanya has looked better each week.
Wanya is a lot better right now than he was in that Christmas Day nightmare game against the Raiders last year. That gives you some hope for Kingsley that he will show a lot of improvement with more experience. But Kingsley's struggling performances this year definitely give new perspective & appreciation for the 2nd year version of Wanya. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Ming the Merciless:
yeah he is 21. Use as a backup and get a starter in there until kid develops
You actually think he'll develop? There's level to bad. There's bad and there's, holy shit he's going to get Mahomes injured bad. He's the latter. I don't want him protecting Pat's blindside ever again. The first free rusher he allowed could have speared Mahomes right in the back if he wanted to. We're just lucky he didn't. [Reply]
I just wanna say he was bad, but not as bad as I think is being suggested.
Bonitto wrecked him. Just absolutely destroyed him every time.
But he held his own against the other two guys.
Don't get me wrong - when your weakness is THAT bad, you're a problem. But it really was just the one weakness - he was really exposed protecting his outside shoulder against speed.
This wasn't Cam Erving where whatever you did you'd beat him. This was a situation where a guy who had the outside burst to attack him wide just ate his lunch.
One problem is easier to fix than multiple. [Reply]