Not exactly comparing eggs with eggs but Andrew Wylie vs Jawaan Taylor. Wylie earns in 3 years what Taylor earns 1. That money could have been spent on a WR.
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Absolutely

Just saying, in general, they know when and who to let walk as none have really come back to bite them.

Wiley is a good one, in terms of cost,
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Yeah the trick is to over pay a center who doesn't even matter in your scheme so that you can have shitty tackles that crater the offense.
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Good lord man. Jut stop typing sometimes.
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It was worth the gamble. Protecting mahomes is essential.

Honestly with the way the league is set and how thise positions are paid. I would draft a wr, top 3 rounds every year and a tackle top 4 every year until you see if you find a great one.

And unless you think the wr is hof talent wanting to give a discount. Trade him the last year.

Tight ends, price wise are worth paying.
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While I think this post is complete hyperbole and BWillie being BWillie, the Chiefs have invested alot in their OL compared to many other teams.

They are basically rocking with one of the highest paid G's highest paid C and highly paid RT.

They'd probably be rocking with a top 3 round pick at G if Smith hadn't fallen into their lap and they haven't been in position to spend on LT or draft one super high, they had 1 shot with Trent Williams and they tried to do that.

They honestly do behave like a team that has PTSD from that Tampa SB when it comes to the OL. So when you factor those things in it gets frustrating when you see Mahomes get happy feet or not trust his line consistently.

On top of that if you actually do watch other games there are a pretty significant number of QB's that see more pressure than Mahomes does on a consistent basis that don' behave like that.

Mahomes is a great player, maybe the best ever but that is one of his quirks, he sees phantom pressure, he lets it get in his head for long periods of time.
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