Yes 55 47.41%

No 61 52.59%

I've watched him get his ass beat like a drum enough to last me a lifetime, thanks. Hopefully he can finally do SOMETHING to slow down Hendrickson this Sunday but after he's been baby shaken twice by him already I'm not exactly holding my breath.
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Can we stick to actual statistics, please, and not arbitrary grades regurgitated by PFF. In case you need a reminder, after Mahomes thoroughly eviscerated the Cardinals week one for 360 yards and 5 touchdowns, PFF spent the entire week after arguing why they were right to grade him as the NINTH best QB in the league that week. Sorry, but after that I legit couldn't give a shit less what they 'grade' players.
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Quit being an emotional vagina and watch THIS game... You say he's terrible and barely replacement Tackle worthy. That means your just stupid or obtuse or probably both, look at the link above. Will he stone Hendrickson this Sun, not sure, but a replacement tackle would get rolled worse.
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Then share your data, or show me how he got worked on Saturday, or shut the fuck up.
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We already have a replacement level player starting. Andrew Wylie. And the data shows that over the entire season they both performed their jobs to a rather disappointing level, spending most of the season alternating the lead on who allowed the most pressures on Mahomes overall while Mahomes did his best to dodge duck dip dive and dodge it all to an astonishing 10% of pressures resulting in sacks.
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I have. Multiple times in this very thread in fact. If you guys are going to hand wave it away every time I really don't see why I should be bothered to post it AGAIN but if you really want it that badly I'm sure I can oblige.
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Pressures per pass block.

Creed Humphrey 2.5% (8th out of 25 centers)
Joe Thuney 3.1% (15th out of 45 guards)
Trey Smith 4.8% (27th out of 45 guards)
Wylie 7.4% (46th out of 54 tackles)
Orlando Brown Jr. 7.4% (47th out of 54 tackles)

Of 25 qualifiers, Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes had the BEST Pressure to Sack Percentage in the NFL at 10.8%.

His tackles, Orlando Brown Jr. (47) and Andrew Wylie (49) both finished top 4 in pressures allowed.

Despite the worst tackle play in the NFL, Mahomes didn’t take sacks. pic.twitter.com/ZCfxwBGAwL

— Pranav Sriraman (@PranavSriraman) January 16, 2023

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:-)...
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Now do since week 10... Do Saturdays game...

Also find the actual data, that tweet references nothing...
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Why in the world would I care about a cherry picked stretch of time where he got to play

Chargers without Bosa
Rams with no EDGE talent whatsoever
Broncos twice after they'd traded away Chubb and Gregory was off doing what brokedicks do.
Seahawks that also have fuck all when it comes to EDGE talent
Raiders without Jones

Yeah, no. If he couldn't perform well against that stretch of bumpkins them all hope would be lost for him.
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Can we all just agree that he’s average??? And that he doesn’t deserve 20 million per year???
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well? Top 3 since then. No one here is saying he's a top 5 LT all year, or should be signed for huge money, but to say he's terrible and could be replaced by anyone is just flat out wrong.
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Well, now, look-nobody is more against signing OBJ to a huge contract than me.

But let's be fair.

Mahomes' play style does put a LOT of pressure on the OT's.

Now, Wylie, I think I've been clear in my opinion of, which is that Wylie blows goats.

Brown, on the other hand, I just think is 1)not a great fit for this style of offense and 2)wildly unrealistic in his salary demands.

We just can't afford to pay top of the market price for middle of the pack production. We did that with Clark, and look how it's hand-cuffed us on the defensive line.

But I don't know the best path to take this offseason. I expect we'll tag him again and roll on one more year.

Maybe we can tag him and find a trade partner. I don't know.

But he's not really like a bottom feeder LT. He's a mid level type talent.
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So by that logic, Joe Thuney is a middle of the road guard. I don't really see it that way but I don't have a tweet with no reference material to back that up.

I'm certainly not defending Brown or Wiley but Brown has gotten much better as the season progressed.
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Orlando Brown since week 10: 17 pressures, 2 sacks.
Andrew Wylie since week 10: 21 pressures 3 sacks.

That's despite Andrew Wylie facing Mack against the Chargers and Crossby against the Raiders. Yeah, he still looks just a bit above replacement level to me personally.
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