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Agreed.

You know what makes for good communication? Good communicators. You don't need to "gel" to communicate. You just need to know your assignments and speak. Mahomes will be calling most of the line adjustments anyway.

By the time the post season rolls around everyone will be on the same page anyway, assuming they aren't once TC breaks. And these guys are all vets/pros. My money is on this line being more than ready week 1.

Speaking of the o-line, are we all certain that Humphrey is going to be the starting center? Does Austin Blythe even have a chance?

They’re being coached by andy Reid and have Mahomes behind them


Seems dumb as a talking point they’ll be fine

Will the OL likely be better in Week 18 than they are in Week 1? Sure.

Will they be a noticeable improvement in Week 1 compared to what we saw in the Super Bowl?

Uhh...yeah. That's a virtual certainty.

Also, Brown, Thuney, Humphrey, and Long have all been praised on their football IQ and intelligence.

They’ve already started working together.

This is absolutely a non-issue.

Yep.

Teicher, as always, is a moron of the highest order.

I don't think anyone can be certain about anything yet.

My personal "dream" o-line this season would include Humphrey, Trey Smith and Niang. It would mean those three beat out the veterans and our o-line would be set for the next four years. The money saved across the three newcomer spots would pay for Brown's extension.

That line (along with Brown and Thuney), in my opinion, is the nastiest and most physical possible from the personnel on hand. It's not likely to come about until 2022, but it's going to be marvelous!

Typical Teicher dipshittery.

Brown, Thuney, Long, LDT, Blythe and Remmers are professionals with years of service time, so their knowledge of the line calls will not, in any way, shape or form, become a hindrance to great offensive line play.

By all accounts, Creed Humphrey is not only impressive on field but extremely smart as well, so I don't think it will take him any time to gel with the guys next to him. Morse had zero issues and I expect Humphrey will have zero issues.

The only person that should be even remotely concerning (and I'm stressing remotely) is Lucas Niang, but Niang has had the playbook and access to the terminology for more than a year. He hasn't been in full pads since October 2019 so his timing might be a little off to start Training Camp but I think he'll be fine next to a veteran, whetherthat's LDT or Long.

The bottom line is that no one should be concerned about whether or not the offensive line will "gel" come Week 1.

But the entire league should be concerned about whether or not the offensive line will gel come Week 17. ;)

14-26 months

The OL is week-to-week.

Probably depends on what the D throws at them. They’d have more trouble with that Cheatriots than the Jets.

But yeah. Color me not worried. If Remmers is at LT I’m worried. This does not worry me.

FORMAL REQUEST: Mods, please install a filter for Teicher the Dickless. Thanks in advance.

Hopefully youe life expectancy.