Yes 55 47.41%

No 61 52.59%

Then who is protecting the half billion dollar man’s blindside?

I’d like to upgrade the position, too…but the more likely scenario is that Veach resets the market with an extension for Orlando, unless a trade for a top tier guy like Tunsil is possible.

Sucks missing out on Silverback and then the opportunity to draft Darrisaw.

Either option would have this offense playing at a historic level.
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:-) How the fuck could you STILL be pining for Trent Williams when he's proven to be the same brokedick he always has been in SF.
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you don’t understand a zoomed out scope of what you’re watching, then.

He’s been the top LT in the league for the last 5 years or so and has only missed 4 games in the last 2 seasons. That doesn’t make him a broke dick at all. He also wouldn’t have taken draft picks in trade and he straight up erases opposing top pass rushers and is really good leading the blocks on runs.

If we had Silverback or Darrisaw at LT, this offense would be completely different right now.

Andy could open up the playbook all the way if the line was

Silverback
Thuney
Creed
Smith
(Insert name)

Right now, we run a passing offense that doesn’t allow Pat to go through progressions properly because the OTs are that bad.
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Yeah…total brokedick.

Yeah, we couldn’t use that guy and the picks we didn’t need to send in trade…
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Reset the market for a below average pass blocker?

I agreed with this with my above comments, but it makes me want to puke.

Just because he's next in line doesn't make it right.
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Im pretty sure Vearch has several contingency plans ready and is ready to pounce on whatever the situation dictates
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If they were gonna break him off financially they’d have done it last year
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I don't want to sound like a ****tard that throws out stupid scenarios, but can Thuney do the job week after week or was his short jaunt at LT just a smoke screen?
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You don’t just pull a LT out of your ass in the NFL. Elite ones are extremely rare and Orlando is a step down from there. I do think he still has upside, but those feet limit him regardless of development.
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They offered him a huge contract.
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I don't think Brown and his agent's problem with the Chiefs last best offer this year was that it did not reset the market.

Brown and his guy did not like that the AAV was pumped up with unrealistic bullshit values for the last years of the deal.

I think Brown and his agent will be good with top 5 AAV at signing if it is not a deal with nonsense numbers for the last year or two.
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No way.

These agents saw Sunday ticket sell to google like the rest of us did and also know gambling revenue starts to impact the cap more next year.

Orlando is a 4x probowl tackle that has made the PB in 2 systems as a tackle on both sides of the line.

He’s also young with minimal injury history and zero off field concerns.

If we don’t reset the market for Orlando, somebody will.
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:-) Was a complete liability in the NFC championship game after having to leave Green Bay on crutches. He's fucking worthless because his body cannot hold up to a full season of work. It never has been and going into his mid 30 it's almost assuredly never going to change.
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I think they were in wait and see mode
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And he declined it. Proceeded to play shitty and there's no way he's getting an offer like that again. Chiefs dogged a bullet when that fat@ss didn't sign
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