Both him and Kilgore were dirty all game. All of our errors last week were addressed and tightened. Fun day it was, yesterday. Great win!
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Only if we call his wife MRS PANCAKE





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Not only that, but is Kilgore not the perfect name for an offensive lineman? It just sounds like a guy that's gonna crack some skulls. Nick Allegretti sounds like a guy that comes to your house when you don't pay your bookie and twists your head off and puts it in a bowling ball bag to bring back to his boss as proof.
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Kilgore likes the smell of PANCAKES in the morning, and he's gotta WHOLE stack of' em to his left BROTHER
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If I'm remembering correctly, the guy didn't give up a single sack in college. Legit.
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From what I remember, Wylie struggled with pass pro. Run blocking, he was fine.
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Wylie was pancaking fools on screen plays
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It was less than a few for sure. I remember seeing that and wondering how the guy lasted so late in the draft.

I know competition and everything, but that’s just really good production no matter what level you’re at.
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And then by the time Schwartz is healthy, they won’t move Allegretti out if he’s playing well
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Talked to a buddy of mine who played TE for ASU and is from Chicago (Allegretti is from Frankfort) and he said everyone around those parts was shocked Allegretti lasted until the 7th.
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He allowed a total of like 3 qb pressures without a sack. Competition? Dude played in the Big 10 against some high 1rst round D lineman.
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Good God Fisher

Eric Fisher moves dudes where he wants them �� @Big_Fish79 @Chiefs pic.twitter.com/dPprHlxDQe

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) October 21, 2020

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Pancakes by 2 different linemen on the same play. :-)
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Yeah no shit. B10 not good enough???
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that and open up his own Italian restaurant called "Gretti's".:-)
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