Jeff Allen Analyzes Kingsley Suamataia
 

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Can we have the minutes he discusses it, please?

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Pretty decent take that I agree with.

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That was pretty good.

This was encouraging. For those who didn't watch, Jeff Allen thinks it's very fixable with minor adjustment of where Kingsley sets up. It occurs to me that Kingsley is also having to learn this position in the new age of refs throwing flags if you line up even a shade too far back. That has to make it tougher.

I think Kingsley is going to have a solid rookie year. Kid has talent. He was being abused at times by a pretty good edge player but will learn from it.

If you look at the pass rushers he will face this year he is going to get a ton of experience through trial by fire.

His trial by fire though is exposing Mahomes’ blind side to sacks/pressures/hits.

Mahomes' blind side has been exposed for the better part of 4 years now. It's time to develop some talent at tackle so they don't have to settle for the Orlando Brown's of the world.

Look who the cat dragged in. Welcome back, htismaqe!

Holy shit! He lives!

Okay question. Learning inherently involves making mistakes right? Can we not accept that Mahomes is going to take some pressure while Kingsley gets better?

This has been bugging me ever since the Bengals game ended. He has to play and make mistakes to learn.

Orlando Brown and the shell of Donovan Smith.

So much this and its great to see you back here posting where you belong.

Msybe so. But IMO, this team should be much further along than having to wait on a rookie LT to develop under fire.

This is the same thing Mitchell Schwartz said about him, too.

I'd honestly like to Wanya Morris get a shot.

Were we that far along when we drafted and started a rookie center and right guard? IMO it’s the nature of the beast. The more successful a team is, the harder it becomes to field solid veterans if you want to be successful. Our ability to select and utilize young players, along with their young mistakes, is what’s kept us competitive as long as we have.

Very tue, but when said young player is in over his head, you need to take note of it before it destroys his confidence, and in this case, gets #15 hurt.

Very good analysis.

He did. Not an ideal shot but 6 games last year. Kingsly has much more physical talent and much more upside.

He is what we thought he was - high upside and raw. That's fine, we got one helluva' O line coach to bring him along. He'll be really good. And he's actually got the upside to run and pass block well instead of being a one dimensional injury magnet like our last LT.

Morris is starting tonight. But this is not an,"I told you so," on my part, this is more like your take is correct, in that Morris is another young developing LT, with a bit more experience, that they're throwing out there. I think we'll see Suamataia out there again at some point, as he has more upside.

He played really good in like 4 or 5 of those 6 games last year. He also played damn good at LT tonight. I'm not sure I get the hate for the guy.