Mahomes will be 7-8 without Fish as a starter after the loss if official today. Not saying Fish is that good, but it's a stat that jumps out, for sure.

Fisher coming back really fast from a bad injury.


People around here have hated Fisher from the Day he was drafted. Fisher is still better than Orland Brown Jr.

Fisher is having a worse year than Brown isn't he?

He was a mediocre tackle his whole career. The **** are we crying about for?

The **** he was.

Dude was as solid in a position where "solid" is paid a premium price tag.

"Solid" doesn't get a premium price tag after tearing an achilles.

This doesn't make any sense at all.

ROFL

Which is entirely different than saying he was mediocre his whole career. Dude was as solid as a rock before that injury. He was known to struggle against elite bull rushers, but that was the only component keeping him from being elite.

He was mediocre. You aren't going to find Eric Fisher on any top tackle list anywhere. He got abused throughout his career. He's actually doing worse than Brown right now and people are crying to have Fisher back. You guys are ****ing insufferable.

If you are going to bitch about Brown, at least ask for someone who's ****ing better.

Not even close, my dude.

I don't want Fisher back, but it's silly to pretend like he was always mediocre. He was a staple of our transformative offense.

A staple? We won a SB when Bosa made him his bitch.

Fisher has been up and down. Some good, a lot of bad.

I think that’s normal for a guy working his way back.

Oh he struggled against an elite bull rusher who set an NFL record for pressures in a single postseason?

Question - is David Bakhtiari also mediocre to you?

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There is our RT!

Wouldn’t be against it……

He's what 32? Would be a great way to extend your career.

He did play RT his rookie year, but the transition isn't as easy as people think especially since he's been on the left side for so long now.

That said, I would be fine with trying it if he's affordable enough. I love the guy and wish he could have retired here.

IDK how he would be at right, but the versatility to play both would be nice. FTR i dont expect this to happen. He will get paid as a left tackle he came on pretty decent down the stretch.

Is Wylie a free agent? I don't think we can count on Niang since he'll be coming off a severe injury. I would definitely support bringing back Fish at RT.

Yeah, Wylie is a FA.

But he's eligible for the 4-year veterans cap exception so I think he'll end up staying here unless he can get a 3-year deal as a starter somewhere.

There are some teams desperate for even moderate OL play; I think he'll get paid as a LT somewhere before he'd consider RT at KC on a discount.

I wonder what the Chiefs might be able to get for a guy like Allegretti. I love this this kid, but the reality is that he is stuck in KC. There is good tape on the kid and there will be a market for him when he's a FA. I wonder if KC could get something for him in a year where these cap strapped teams are looking to plug holes without spending much money.

The Chiefs went 11-0 in games played by Eric Fisher in 2019. They were 16-1 with him in the lineup in 2020.

27-1 over his last 2 seasons here with Eric Fisher. 4-6 in games without him.

Yeah, that's absolutely 'a staple'.

Not sure if Fish would be cool with it but bringing him back for RT and swing T would be amazing!

That would be a SOLID O line.

He may follow Kafka to the Giants. They need offensive line help.

Makes a lot of sense.

I really like the guy too BUT the Giants really need help on their Oline, what if we could offer him in a trade for Bradberry?

That I would do.

$13.4 million salary for Bradberry this year and at 29 yrs old I have no interest in extending him in a way that would make that more palatable going forward.

I'd rather use that $13.4 million to keep Ward and it's not particularly close. If Allegretti has the kind of trade value to be the principal in a trade for a solid starting CB, I'd simply try to move him for something else.

If the Giants want Allegretti, they can send us Darius Slayton for him. Slayton would be a guy I'd be interested in working on an extension with and at worst, he walks in the offseason w/ no real harm done after playing out his final year at $2.5 million.

With Golladay, Shepard and Toney, the Giants have some WR depth they can trade from and Slayton is unlikely to look to extend there in his current role.

That deal would make a lot of sense for both sides provided that the Giants actually put that level of value on Allegretti.

I think Wylie is going to get significantly more than we think. Won’t be crazy money but I bet it’s 6-8m per year for 3-4 years.

Fisher at RT would have the added benefit that he could fill in at LT as well.

Yeah, I could go for that too!

I think teams will value him than Chief Fan does, but I doubt many see him as a starter.

He’s improved during his time here and was a solid starter, for the most part.

Solid OL that are still young bring a premium.

Agree. He was better than most (myself included) thought he would be. He’s young and can play RG or RT. He’s not elite at either, but he is good enough that a team will pay decent money for that youth and versatility.

Who’s that dude that got a surprising deal with Houston who wore glasses and SNR loved?

Herb something, right?

Might be a similar situation. Versatility and youth got him a much bigger bag than we expected. Then he kinda sucked but that’s neither here nor there.

Herb Taylor?

Okay so the accountant looking dude that SNR loved was Herb Taylor and he did not play for the Texans or really anyone else after KC. He mostly just sucked.

The person I’m thinking of is actually Wade Smith, who signed a 4 year, $12 million deal with Houston completely out of left field.

And in fact he did NOT suck after he left. He was a good 4-year starter fro them and even made a Pro Bowl. So I completely combined two people into one there.

So Wade Smith is the comp here.

Herb Taylor from TCU.