Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 14609237)

PFF gave him THREE sacks

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> ED Frank Clark had his best game in a Chiefs uniform last night.<br><br>• 74.9 Overall (Season High)<br>• 75.1 Tackling (Season High)<br>• 3 Sacks + Hits (Season High)<br>• 7 Pressures (Season High)<br>• 4 Stops (T-Season High)<a href="https://t.co/eQoKvEmIss">https://t.co/eQoKvEmIss</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a></p>&mdash; PFF KC Chiefs (@PFF_Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/PFF_Chiefs/status/1196862085344452609?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 19, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14609259)

Reiter needs to go. And honestly Wylie can as well.

Bring back Wiz on a 1 or 2 year deal and draft another interior lineman.

Fisher - Rankin - Wiz - LDT - Schwartz

And we really need to be looking at drafting a swing tackle as well. Although I am interested in the guy that we signed off the Colts practice squad last week.

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 14609261)

I'm not sure why anyone wants to bring back LDT. He makes a lot, is hurt a lot, and isn't really that good.

I'd try to replace the whole interior of the OL.

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14609265)

I brought up cutting him in my 2020 Cap Space thread in the Draft lounge. Rankin is your LG moving forward. I think you could re-sign Wiz short term and he’d be a good fit at RG. We’d just need to find a center. Maybe Allegretti?

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 14609251)

Man, the G-C-G trio here just sucks ****ing shit. It's awful.

The 3rd and 2 we all hated last week, well, if you look back, if Reiter isn't out there thumbing his asshole and blocks who he's supposed to, it's a 12 yard gain and the game is over.

They've gotta invest some early picks up there. Shit, take a 1st rounder and a 3rd, i don't care.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 14609130)

Again - am not now, and have not EVER criticized Clark exclusively for his sack total. That's an idiotic strawman that was constructed when people were trying to circle wagons around Clark as early as week 2.

He simply has to be noticeable out there. And 'hey, they chipped him, what do you want him to do?!?!" does not qualify.

The Raiders throw quick so I'm not expecting a DE to wreak havoc against them. But if he plays a good game, we'll know it. We can see what's happening in front of us.

But don't try to put lipstick on a pig if he doesn't. Because we FINALLY saw a quick, powerful version of Frank Clark and that version will play. The guy we saw for 10 weeks prior - when many of you were trying to claim he was actually playing well (foolishly) - was NOT that guy. And if that version of Clark shows up again, we'll know it.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 14609276)

They don't do ANYTHING well. Like, nothing at all. Reiter's especially bad - he combines being soft at the point of attack with having feet that are somewhere south of Zach Fulton's.

LDT suddenly looks worse than he looked as a rookie - injuries appear to have completely robbed him of any athleticism and his previous power is gone as well.

Wylie...well Wylie might be okay. He's not good, but he's not the complete disaster the other two are. I know Reid absolutely refuses to dick with his OL in-season, but Wisnewski needs a shot to start somewhere over LDT and if necessary, Reiter.

I'd absolutely do some tinkering with Allegretti and Wisniewski at C and RG (with Wylie moving back to LG).

Tear apart that entire IOL, man - it is a tire-fire.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 14609194)

Exactly.

That was the kind of Game 4 of the Preseason gameplan you use when you are simply trying to go to brass tacks and survive. There was nothing even moderately creative.

And Reid is NOTHING if not creative on offense. Even his detractors, wrongheaded as they may be, will acknowledge that the guy is a very bright offensive mind. And for the first quarter+ the Chiefs were still looking to get the ball deep.

Because that was the plan - work the ball downfield, send Hill and sprinkle in Watkins/Hardman on long developing plays that force DBs to run all over the place and simply take their legs from them by the 3rd quarter. But when Hill went down and the Chiefs offense was well on its way to murdering its own defense, Andy knew he had to change things around completely.

So he scripts 15 plays at halftime and the Chiefs pop off 2 touchdowns on their first 2 drives. Because those are the ones Andy had a chance to sit down and plan. From there, it was him doing everything he could to make chicken salad from a gameplan that came apart when Hill went down. They had a 2 score lead and he was going bare-bones because I'd imagine everything they'd worked on that week fell apart on him.

I think the criticism of Reid in this one is WAY off base. I think he had a plan at that altitude that would've gutted the Chargers. And then the key component went out like 4 plays into the game and he had to adapt on the fly.

I really do hate this interior line, though. I mean I !@#$ing loathe it. This team cannot run the football in between the tackles and that's just an awful sign going forward. They're not even a credible threat to do it against 7 man fronts. I simply do not understand it.

So many of Andy Reid's teams have been unfairly maligned for being soft but this one truly is. I wish Reiter would've stayed hurt and Wisnewski could've played more C because right now that LG-C-RG trio is destroying this run game and making the squad so one-dimensional that it makes a Plan B for Reid awfully damn tough to come up with.

Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 14609291)

So I just watched the second half of the game (missed it because of work), and Fisher obviously had some rust to knock off. But at least he didn't allow a guy to just run right by him, so that's an improvement over Cam.

Concerning Wiz, I'd really like to see if he could take over at center. Maybe it's just me, but I think he's better than Reiter both in terms of strength and technical proficiency. I could be wrong, but Wiz just seems to be better overall. And his one weakness, so far as I can tell, is his lateral mobility, which would be largely negated by putting him in at center.

Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 14609295)

Don't know why they couldn't put Hardman in Hill's role and continue on with the game plan. That was the idea when they drafted him anyway and he is a pretty decent right now, not on Hill's level except speed wise.

Originally Posted by Halfcan (Post 14609308)

Yes he did- Bosa faked him out of his jock.