Chiefs Orlando Brown Projected Contract 6 year $145 mil - Page 235

So there's an article on NFL network saying that Orlando Brown is expected to sign for 6 years $145 mil.

That comes to $24.16 mil/yr and makes him the highest paid offensive lineman in football. It also would give him the 19th highest salary per year in the NFL

How would you feel if that is the contract he ended up signing?

I'm fine with it. He is a top 5 LT and he's only 26 next season. A young great LT is a guy you can't let leave.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by notorious:
Not only was he getting his ass kicked with the power rush, they were getting around his outside a lot, too.

Just bad.

Yep...We all know he has trouble with speed rushers. But when he gets BLOWN UP by bull rushing, when being able to move people straight up is supposed to be his thing, then he really isn't worth it.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by notorious:
Not only was he getting his ass kicked with the power rush, they were getting around his outside a lot, too.

Just bad.

To be fair, there were a couple of times where he actually blocked the DE out of the play but nobody could get open, forcing Mahomes to hold onto the ball. Those were coverage sacks.

But yes, he was bad for most of the night.
[Reply]

So disappointing. Thought the 49ers game was him turning the corner but it wasn't to be.
[Reply]

Chiefs PFF grades vs TEN

Highest
Sneed 86.2
Mahomes 78.7
Kelce 78.4
Bolton 76.5
C Jones 75.9
McDuffie 71.6
Brown Jr 71.2

Lowest
Thornhill 29.9
Nnadi 42.9
T Smith 47.2
Dunlap 48.2
S Moore 49.7
Chenal 52.1
Gay Jr 52.5

Overall 68.1
Offense 68.2
Defense 61.5
— Shaun Newkirk (@Shauncore) November 7, 2022

PFF still has OBJ graded high. I'm guessing they graded that a lot of those pressures were more on coverage than on him. Maybe not wins but not losses.
[Reply]

What the hell could Thornhill have possibly done to be graded that low?
[Reply]

:-) Allowed 6 pressures and they still give him a high grade. Wut?

Edit: Trey Smith also allowed 6 pressures? What in the actual fuck are they grading on, then?
[Reply]

Originally Posted by suzzer99:

Chiefs PFF grades vs TEN

Highest
Sneed 86.2
Mahomes 78.7
Kelce 78.4
Bolton 76.5
C Jones 75.9
McDuffie 71.6
Brown Jr 71.2

Lowest
Thornhill 29.9
Nnadi 42.9
T Smith 47.2
Dunlap 48.2
S Moore 49.7
Chenal 52.1
Gay Jr 52.5

Overall 68.1
Offense 68.2
Defense 61.5
— Shaun Newkirk (@Shauncore) November 7, 2022

PFF still has OBJ graded high. I'm guessing they graded that a lot of those pressures were more on coverage than on him. Maybe not wins but not losses.

Dunlap had 1.5 sacks and 1 TFL. And got a 48. PFF is garbage.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Dunlap had 1.5 sacks and 1 TFL. And got a 48. PFF is garbage.

Dunlap brought an insane amount of juice to the game in crunch time. He had the energy of a college kid.

It was awesome.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by notorious:
Dunlap brought an insane amount of juice to the game in crunch time. He had the energy of a college kid.

It was awesome.

Easily his best game of the season. Again, PFF is garbage.
[Reply]

I didn't see Brown sticking out much among a generally bad night for the o-line. Thought that Smith and Wylie looked worse.

Chenal was poor, IMO. Nnadi has taken a step back. Not sure what they were seeing from Thornhill, don't remember any major errors of the top of my head...
[Reply]

Originally Posted by Superturtle:
What the hell could Thornhill have possibly done to be graded that low?

He whiffed and missed a lot of tackles last night :-)
[Reply]

Originally Posted by Razaele:
I didn't see Brown sticking out much among a generally bad night for the o-line. Thought that Smith and Wylie looked worse.

Chenal was poor, IMO. Nnadi has taken a step back. Not sure what they were seeing from Thornhill, don't remember any major errors of the top of my head...

Wylie and Smith were very bad. OBJ was also bad on important plays where he needed to be good. But yeah, he wasn't as bad as Smith and Wylie.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by Superturtle:
:-) Allowed 6 pressures and they still give him a high grade. Wut?

Edit: Trey Smith also allowed 6 pressures? What in the actual **** are they grading on, then?

6 pressures is bad on a regular QB day but a regular QB throws the ball I would assume to be 35-38 times in one game.

Mahomes threw the ball 68 times last night.
[Reply]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
The posters who want him gone had better get ready for an overpay and him staying long term. This picture sealed the deal for me. If Mahomes is seeing you socially, especially in his family time. He’s getting signed.

People bitched about Fisher all the time he was here. I guess we are going to continue that Chief Planet tradition.

That said, I’m not saying he’s great, deserves it etc etc. just that it’s going to happen.

He will be here for another 3-4 seasons after he signs his contract. It’s going to happen.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[Reply]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1:
He will be here for another 3-4 seasons after he signs his contract. It’s going to happen.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Insert Michael Scott NOOOOOOOOOOO gif.
[Reply]