Yet RT is a revolving down that continuously gives up pressures and hits on our QB's. Yeah, not a need at all.....

A good line will make a mediocre QB look great, and allow you to run the ball.

First hand experience right here, listen to the man.

LMAO Matt Cassel and Tyler Palko...that is why the Chiefs are 30th in passing.

Also true. But that doesn't mean we should neglect the RT position and release players that are Clearly more talented than the guy you have starting.

yep, anyone who don't agree take a look at film of the OLine DV put together in KC.

See Chiefs 1990 to 2005.

Holy crap LMAO

Yeah, I was thinking exactly that when I was typing. I'm surprised any Chiefs fan would have to be reminded of it. I still savor the memories of that KC-BAL game (MNF?) where Ray Lewis just got wtfpwnt over and over again.

so you think the Chiefs have a real QB under center? LMAO

I have more memories of Elway, Manning and Marino ****ing us more than our line knocking people us out.

You're going a little overboard and attempting to create a straw man that isn't there.

No one is suggesting that RT is a more important position than QB.

But that doesn't mean we should make a habit of sitting a guy who is infinitely more talented than the guy we are trotting out there, and then to just release him so that we can promote an undrafted FA who was on our practice squad.

Also, we are playing a left handed QB right now. I don't think that any position on the field is as meaningless as you're suggesting. QB is far and away the most important position, but it isn't by any means the ONLY position that matters.

yeah, that was awesome.

Somebody needs to dig up that gif again.

You can have 5 Hall of Fame O-lineman, but when you are trotting out Howdy-Doody at QB it won't win shit.

You can however win a championship with a shitty RT and below average line with an elite QB.