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Ok, I've dropped my Simmons infatuation. You guys are speaking too much truth. I just hoped so hard that he was a perfect fit but for the need for additional time to heal. With Moore in tow, the team could give it to him -- it looked like an ideal situation.
But if I fill one hand with wishes and the other with shit I'm confident which will fill first. So I guess I'm on the Conerly bandwagon now. Regardless, I think we have to keep taking swings until we find the guy to protect Patrick's blindside for the remainder of his career. |
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You mean we didn't draft a guy in the 2nd round because he had physical traits conducive to being a starting LT in the NFL? In reality he was some Mike Caliendo JAG at the tackle position? |
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The way to guard against that is to throw multiple lines in the water. Which is what the Chiefs are doing. And they'll probably do it again in the draft. It just might not be in the 1st round, and I hope people understand that the development of the entire rest of your team can't be put on pause just because there's a hole at LT. |
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Nobody is more ready than Kingsley would be in year two. And all this "he's a guard now" talk is a bunch of unsubstantiated nonsense. It makes perfect sense to get him NFL snaps in a meaningless game and take the pressure of being on an island out of the equation. That doesn't mean it's now the long-term plan. He was always a project, and that means 'not ready day one'. It's something fans have a real problem grasping. Now, maybe-hell, even LIKELY he's just never a starting level OT. Slightly more likely he can play RT. But that's called a late second round pick's general success rate more than anything specific to HIS abilities. |
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If you refuse to believe that something that looks, waddles, swims, and quacks like a duck is a duck, that's your prerogative, but quite literally every action the team has taken would lead you to believe they've shifted the long term goal for Suamataia. |
I’ve said it before but if I’m converting anybody to guard, it’s Morris, not Kingsley.
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Kingsley was a way bigger project than people thought which is why he would have fallen to the 3rd rd if we didn’t pick him.
A guy with elite size/speed/strength doesn’t fall to the 3rd rd if he doesn’t have enormous flaws. And those massive flaws were evident very quickly. The first rd tackles and Ersery are not as big of projects as Kingsley. |
Kingsley played well, at guard, against the Bronco's defense that ain't no joke and they were fighting for a playoff spot. I believe that sold the staff that he could be a guard and made it a little easier to trade Thuney. They will draft a tackle this again! I'm sure there are some kind of tests to see how strong the knee/patella tendon are. If they liked what they saw and he gets close they will go after Simmons. Who knows Simmons could be a smoke screen gamesmanship ;) and there is someone they like better.
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Made me wonder if Kingsley sat himself. Maybe had talks with coaches that he didn’t feel he could compete with those guys. |
A slight change has been made on Simmons Instagram account, and that's Tua is being followed now.
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