Fisher to LT?

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Despite what people here say....

Fisher improved into an average right tackle by year end
Fisher was raw and inexperienced, and we knew the first year would be a learning curve
Fisher was raw AND had a short offseason due to new cba rules
Fisher is better suited for the left where footwork is more important than strength, and where he has more instinctual technique
Fisher was undersized and can easily grow into a left tackle frame. I'd expect a poe like improvement in conditoning

Lots of reasons to be concerned, but those things above are reasons to be optimistic that he will at least be average.

Number 1 Overall Pick Expectations: At Least Be Average.... the Chiefs Way!

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

Number 1 Overall Pick Expectations: At Least Be Average.... the Chiefs Way!

I am responding to the people who are calling him a bench player and don't acknowledge that he did improve last year, and wasn't as terrible as people say.

I didn't like the pick. I never will. But let's not exaggerate to prove a point. He has plenty of upside to be better than Albert. And there were plenty of things working against him last year.

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

I am responding to the people who are calling him a bench player and don't acknowledge that he did improve last year, and wasn't as terrible as people say.

I didn't like the pick. I never will. But let's not exaggerate to prove a point. He has plenty of upside to be better than Albert. And there were plenty of things working against him last year.

so more of the same Glenn Dorsey, Tyson Jackson, Eric Fisher. Chiefs pick in the top 10 four ****ing times in the last 10 years and land 1 impact player that isn't a JAG but turn him into an in the box LBer anyway.