AP: Is Donald Stephenson ready to be the Chiefs' starting right tackle?

[RealSNR]

This thing's a few days old, but I was pretty intrigued by the analysis. This guy previously did a look at Rishaw Johnson in the Chargers game, and here he is looking at Donald Stephenson in the Colts game.

It doesn't answer much (the final conclusion is basically "He's got the potential to be a solid starter") but it does shed some light on the good things that Stephenson did well in the Colts game. Yeah, most of this is sunny and only looks at one of the pressures he gave up, but a zero sack game is a zero sack game. I was also unaware that Alex Smith's strip sack came when Stephenson wasn't on the field and it was instead Schwartz on the play at RT.

If someone else wants to copy/paste then be my guest, but with all the images in the post I'm not going to take the time to link each one.


http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2014/7...t-mathis-colts

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by 505 Chief

JWhit and JoPo, please....

I would gladly take both of those guys back, but neither of them blew the lid off Pioli-gate like Blabb did... and I still miss his "man behind the helmet" pieces, those were always good reads, they gave some real insight into who a given player is, what they're all about etc.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by scott free

I would gladly take both of those guys back, but neither of them blew the lid off Pioli-gate like Blabb did... and I still miss his "man behind the helmet" pieces, those were always good reads, they gave some real insight into who a given player is, what they're all about etc.

Dude, JWhit knocked out Peeholi in round one.

[Discuss Thrower]

Maybe Babb would still be here if people didn't constantly post entire KC Star articles into threads.

[SeeingRed]

I think Stephenson is the best tackle we got to be honest

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Maybe Babb would still be here if people didn't constantly post entire KC Star articles into threads.

They do the same thing for the Washington Post, or wherever hes at now.

Not an exclusive to KCStar problem.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

They do the same thing for the Washington Post, or wherever hes at now.

Not an exclusive to KCStar problem.

And that's what I'm speaking to of in a general sense with how the non-TV/radio broadcast media industry has had it's ass kicked.

Of course, CP seems to be a wonderful place where everyone bitches about the shit-quality of the Star's remaining staff while making it out to be the world's biggest inconvenience if they have to actually click an external link to read an article.