Originally Posted by TEX (Post 10517528)

Jrez dude, this take is surprising coming from you because most times you know your shit. However this time you dont. Way too early to write off Fish. Tell you what, are you right or left handed? Well write with the other one and see how that works for you...I dont care if you practiced a year, when you switch back to your normal writing hand, it will be easier for you and you will write better. Anyone who dismisses the change of position from LT to RTdoes not know what they're talking about. Its nearly impossible to accomplish and be as good at both, much less doing so in one's rookie season against the best competition on the planet. Bruce Mathews, arguably the best O-Lineman in NFL history, said Fish has all the tools to be a great LT. He knows a little something about O-Lineman. I'd believe him...

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 10517535)

It's way to soon to say he was/is a bust, that's ridiculous.

No one here is saying they hope the guy fails, that's also ridiculous. Saying he collectively wasn't very good last year and voicing concerns over whether he will ever be this or that, isn't the same as wanting the guy to suck.

And lastly, just because said qb or player buster elsewhere, doesn't necessarily mean he shouldn't have been the pick here. Situations and circumstances are different everywhere

Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 10517542)

For the sake of this team, I hope you're right. Wait, left... Shit!

Anyway, I hope he's a stud over on the left side.

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 10517535)

It's way to soon to say he was/is a bust, that's ridiculous.

No one here is saying they hope the guy fails, that's also ridiculous. Saying he collectively wasn't very good last year and voicing concerns over whether he will ever be this or that, isn't the same as wanting the guy to suck.

And lastly, just because said qb or player buster elsewhere, doesn't necessarily mean he shouldn't have been the pick here. Situations and circumstances are different everywhere

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 10517614)

It will be interesting to see how all of the LT's taken will do.

I think Fisher's biggest problems were strength and inexperience on the right side.

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 10517471)

Yes, absolutely. Not sure what you're getting at here, but I originally created that thread around his first NFL start. So it could have been a boom or bust thread.
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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 10517812)

Because it's easy to walk around sticking your pinky out after the fact and say, "Chiefs should have drafted Marino instead of Blackledge."

We've had a QB problem in KC for decades. And like it or not, every time we pass on a Jimmy Clausen, we're passing out on a chance to end that problem. So it seems rather convenient that you should take a similar situation regarding a QB who dropped quite a distance in the draft and say, "Look, here's a QB we should have taken. We wouldn't be ****ing around with Croyle and Huard if that were the case."

Originally Posted by SNR (Post 10517847)

Just find us the next QB already in the league who's ready to bust out

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 10517858)

I really think that it COULD be Alex Smith.

I just wish they'd have a better sense of urgency when it comes to surrounding him with talent.

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 10517861)

I think they're trying.

Avery/Bowe/Sanders would have been explosive.

It didn't work out, but they were clearly trying...

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 10517866)

They're not trying hard enough on the line. The guy needs protection.

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 10517861)

I think they're trying.

Avery/Bowe/Sanders would have been explosive.

It didn't work out, but they were clearly trying...

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 10517902)

I really think we could be looking at our best WR core (on paper) if/when we draft ODB/Lee/Cooks.

That would be great if that happened