Blake and Noah really improve the TEs

I think that’s what everything they did this offseason on offense is all about.

This is our counter to the NFL’s “blueprint”.

A nutless monkey could’ve come into camp and immediately been the best TE2 of the Reid era.

I'm thinking he probably could have ended his tweet after the word "return".

Let’s slow down a hair…I like the kid too but this time last year we were circle jerking over a TE I can even remember the name of now.

Again, I’m just talking in terms of talent.

The bar isn’t exactly high either, as I’ve also already said.

Slow down a hair over what? We're talking about a 2nd string TE. It's not like the dude is being compared to Kelce or Gonzo for christ's sake lol.

I’m with ya man. He’s definitely been impressive thus far and I agree he has a high upside.

Let’s see if that continues once the pads are on and the bullets are flying.

FRT I’m in love with almost every pick the last 3 drafts, this kid included.

Keizer, yes? I was really excited to see what Ricky Seals-Jones had - nothing, apparently?

Who the hell was high on Keizer?

RSJ was the only guy i recall having any remote interest in and that guy did dick in camp.

I have very high hopes.

It's why I said earlier in the offseason that we may be much more efficient but less 'explosive'- teams may very well play to not get beat over the top, and we will now have the horses to shove it down their throat and beat them with TE's if they choose that path.

There may be less of the heroic Mahomes and more of a surgical approach.

Either way, you're ****ed.

The season can’t get here soon enough.

Now that I know with full confidence that we’re legitimate contenders this time of year, I’m always nervous about injuries.

We’re we more excited about RSJ or Noah, comparatively speaking?

Again, I’m in love with the pick and my nature is to get ahead of myself with optimism. Those are the kinds of things I usually say. ;)

Prior to 2021, the Chiefs in the Reid era drafted one TE. Travis Kelce.

It's not going to be that ****ing hard to top the chart as the best TE2 when that's your competition.

And that's not even to shit on Demetrius Harris. Everybody hated that guy for his hands, but he came up with some clutch catches for TDs in the final 1-2 seasons for us. Was a nice player as a complement to Kelce.

I still think Gray will be better, though.

Never say never, Long could be a lifesaver somewhere down the line this season