Chiefs sign OL Goff!!

[bdeg]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Albert is more of a technician, but he's also a LT, not a guard.

You consider BRich too slow for RT?

Or I suppose that's where the killer instinct would be necessary.

[talastan]

Originally Posted by bdeg

You consider BRich too slow for RT?

I think that BRich not having that mean streak hampers him as the RT, because typically your RT is you run blocker IIRC.

[bdeg]

Originally Posted by talastan

I think that BRich not having that mean streak hampers him as the RT, because typically your RT is you run blocker IIRC.

He's a better run blocker than pass blocker

And prototypical RT size at 6-7 330

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by bdeg

You consider BRich too slow for RT?

Or I suppose that's where the killer instinct would be necessary.

Right. Guards and RT's need to be a little more mean. A left tackle can get away with being a more cerebral player.

[bdeg]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Right. Guards and RT's need to be a little more mean. A left tackle can get away with being a more cerebral player.

I totally agree, here's to hoping one of his coaches kicks his ass

I know these things arent gold but here's a scouting report
POSITIVES: Athletic blocker with outstanding size. Quick into blocks, powerful at the point, and moves opponents off the line. Moves well for such a large man and flashes surprising mobility. Slides out off the edge and does enough to protect the quarterback.s blindside. Fights with his hands and jolts opponents with good hand-punch or engulfs them altogether.
NEGATIVES: Bends at the waist, which adversely affects his balance. Does too much leaning on opponents rather than actual blocking. Must slim down and better condition himself.

ANALYSIS: When focused on his game, Richardson is a dominant blocker with a variety of skills. All too often he got by with his natural skills at Clemson, so he never took his game to another level. Close to being labeled as an underachiever, Richardson must start to live up to expectations and play to his potential.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...ers/11302.html

It's not like BigMac is the epitome of killer instinct either lol