but he's OH SO WITTY.

Fix the offensive line!

But only bring in quality, young starters that are cheap to do it!

Yeah I don't get it.

Look, if Fisher needs 3 games to be game ready, wouldn't you feel okay with Jason Peters for those 3 games? I would.

And then the rest of the way, he's a swing guy that can fill in anywhere on the line with tons of experience and knows the system?

and he'll be CHEAP.

I really don't see the downside.

LMAO Yes, let's sign a damn near 40 year old man coming off the IR to back up our Ts coming off achilles and back surgery.

Sounds almost as good as signing a broke dick that tore tendons in both knees running down the field to back up our Gs that both haven't been involved in organized football for over a year and that are coming off hip surgery and being a known brokedick in his own right.

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The Chiefs have had a premiere offensive line for the past several years yet people bitched continually about LDT, Wylie, Reiter and Fisher, despite leading the league in scoring or being in the Top 3.

What I've come to learn with this crowd is that the offensive line will never, ever be sufficient because every player will be compared to the 2002-2004 line, which of course, won absolutely nothing but was "great".

You understand that likely isn't happening, right? Reiter is a really good center and, while I really like LDT, I'm not sure he's that much better than Wylie at G.

as opposed to what exactly?

If they pass a physical and they're back-ups what is your problem with it?

Do you not think Jason Peters would be better than Remmers?

Do you not think Osemele after passing a physical is better than Wylie?

Would you prefer to spend a bunch of cap money that we don't have?

Or do you just like to throw shit like a monkey without offering any other options?

I think it's the latter.

Reiter is NOT a really good center and I don't care what PFF says.

And Wylie is shitty.

I don't care what you say.

Not on this topic. They're not worthy.

The OL is pretty much set IMO. They think Fisher and Schwartz will be back, Niang is coming back (who they are high on) and Allegretti/Wylie are coming back who they are also high on.

What happens with Reiter remains to be seen next week. If he’s priced out then I think our main addition to the unit is a C. If he’s back then I really don’t see an issue there?

We are actually pretty solid at G. Niang is probably going to take one of those spots and LDT or Wylie are probably our RG. I low key think Rankin could steal that RG spot due to his play in 2019. It wasn’t fair to him with covid bc literally everywhere shut down. That’s awful for a player that needed to do rehab.

It just doesn’t seem like there will be a starting spot available for a rookie unless it’s at C. Well unless a freak occurrence happens and Teven Jenkins is somehow available, we’d play him at RG (he’s played there before) then kick him out to tackle. But the odds of that happening are very slim.

I think that if we want to see starters produce early from the draft, then we need to look at receiver, C (Reiter possible replacement), pass rusher and LB.

I hate doing mocks before FA though. It’s fun but we need to see what the roster looks like after some signings before we can get a better picture of what our draft might look like.

I already have spelled it out, multiple times, and it's been blatantly misconstrued as something unreasonable like wanting all 5 starters replaced in one off season so **** it. I'll just shitpost the whole way through.

A "healthy" LDT is a bit of an upgrade from Wylie. But if LDT plays like he did in 2019, it's nearly a wash.

Wylie isn't going to the Pro Bowl nor is he making anyone's All Pro ballot but he's a guy that can play well when surrounded by talent greater than his on both sides.

But if he's stuck next to a Mike Remmers or has to play Right Tackle, he's a liability, not an asset.

You’re looking at maybe 1 new starter on the OL with development draft picks later on in the draft. Might as well accept that now.

you answered none of my questions.

So you just want to be a monkey throwing shit. Ok.

What I would like is a guy you don't have to help, which is basically what you're saying I think. A guy that can hold his own; and I don't think Wylie or Reiter are that guy.

I think it's pretty likely we're not signing any pro bowl level offensive linemen in their prime.

I think that leaves over the hill guys and undervalued players along with draftees.

That can work if your expectations are realistic.