Damn impressive. CP clowned again.

https://mobile.twitter.com/billbarnw...33418879864832

There's our #76 Canadian RG opening up the whole for 4 Kareem Hunt's to run through and score that key TD yesterday.

This.

I mean it when I say that I REALLY hope that Veach is every bit the man his boss was and then some. This isn't some Alex Smith bullshit with me; the Chiefs NEED Veach to be right.

Since the Vermeil OL, we've pretty good players on our offensive line come and go. Branden Albert was a pretty good LT. Jeff Allen ended up owning and doing really well at LG. Rodney Hudson was nails.

But since Will Shields retired, we've NEVER anybody on the right side. Who's been our best offensive lineman at RG and RT from Shields retiring up until 2016? Our best RT in that span has probably been Eric Winston for one year. Yuck. ****ing yuck. And RG is even worse. Probably Jah Reid in 2015 or Geoff Schwartz in 2014. Jon Asamoah was ****ing dogshit. All the random vets and ****tards before then sucked dick, too.

LDT and Mitch Schwartz are a lot of money, but god DAMN that's a lethal right side of the line. And the best part is that between the two, it only cost us one 6th round pick.

THAT'S how you build an OL, ladies and gentlemen.

Hey look, another thread where Clay shits on a valuable Chief player

here george, let me help you...

i have a frenchie or two in the woodpile we call a family tree, so i have some experience with that language and i have a french canadian bil, so here goes...

listen carefully, george:




el - dee -tee! with an accent on the tee part...



see? nothing to it, you too can be a french-canadian loving supporter...

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We weren't, though. There were a number of folks defending the signing and the numbers.

Did you just say Jeff Allen 'owned'?

Dude was terrible, then injured, then mediocre at best.

It was a nice pull block, but let's not ignore the jobs done by 87 and 72.

If you doubt it, watch the play. Kelce totally seals his guy off. Awesome job by the whole group.

It should say more like "CP brain trust clowned"

LDT has been a very nice surprise, they were right about him, and Fisher and Morse have also turned out to be solid players. I think by the end of the season we might have a line that is playing pretty well. Obviously there are still some issues, but the personnel decisions have mostly worked out.

In 2015, the dude was probably a top 10 LG.

People forget how good he was that year.

I remember watching this guy's workout tape thinking: raw, but damn what an athletic beast. Too bad he's gonna be a cooch doc.

He's been coached up nicely.

I still think we regret losing Dorse.

At least you're consistent.

Yeah, this was one of those contracts that people were citing as a reason why Dorsey should be fired and I never understood that.

If he signs a guy early like LDT - "DORSEY SHOULD BE FIRED! HE OVERPAID FOR POTENTIAL!!!"

If he makes a guy prove it like Houston - "DORSEY SHOULD HAVE LOCKED HOUSTON UP EARLY - HE NEEDS TO BE FIRED!!!"

LDT is a good player and good players cost money. You watch teams like the Giants and Packers go out there and get their QB run off the field then suddenly you realize that perhaps a good young OL is worth spending a few bucks to retain, especially when they're a relatively cohesive unit. There's virtually always sticker shock on these deals (let us all not forget that Ron Parker freak-out). But there are 32 teams out there and a bunch of agents that have a damn good feel for what their clients can get from those teams.

In the era of exploding salary caps, virtually everyone is going to be more expensive than what the average fan thinks is reasonable.