Chiefs Chiefs release Fisher - Page 4

Interesting to see if they draft some hogs for middle of the line to counter TB strength
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
It almost certainly won't be JUST an OT high.

There's zero chance two rookies or one rookie and Niang are your starting tackles next season. They'd never do that.

I'll go out on a limb and say they have something cooking with a high profile veteran, whether it be free agent like Williams or a trade.

This smells a lot like the Frank Clark deal two years ago. They're about to do something big.

OR....we just go with Niang and Remmers :-)
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Schwartz doesn’t surprise me at all. You can not rely on having a starting tackle with disc issues. Will always remember his GOAT run in 2019-2020.
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Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
Ok guys how much did we just save on cap?

About $17M IIRC.

I'd have to go look it up. And that also doesn't include what could amount to $2.5M in injury compensation for both of them.
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Wow
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
It almost certainly won't be JUST an OT high.

There's zero chance two rookies or one rookie and Niang are your starting tackles next season. They'd never do that.

I'll go out on a limb and say they have something cooking with a high profile veteran, whether it be free agent like Williams or a trade.

This smells a lot like the Frank Clark deal two years ago. They're about to do something big.

I'd guess they may flip 31 for a LT and extend him ala Frank Clark.
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Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
Interesting to see if they draft some hogs for middle of the line to counter TB strength

Unless TB keeps getting PI flags they are irrelevant.

We need to build against the AFC elite.
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#BREAKING: The #Chiefs have reportedly released RT Mitchell Schwartz and LT Eric Fisher, per Herbie Teope of the Kansas City Star.

These moves clear up almost $18 million in salary cap space with a $6.86 million cap hit, according to Over The Cap.
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Originally Posted by The Franchise:
I think roughly $18 million. Still over by $3 million though.

Over by 5 million I think.
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Daaaaaamn :-)
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Damn, I know it probably had to happen (thanks, Obama) but still
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I'm fine with these moves, but want to also see a tweet for Wylie.
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Originally Posted by O.city:
Priority 1a is now rebuilding the OL.

You guys need to probably get on board with that.

We weren't ever NOT on board with that.

It's all about how we do it and still is.

We're still not going to draft an entire new offensive line, that's not how this works.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
OR....we just go with Niang and Remmers :-)

I said Wylie and Remmers a few posts ago. :-)
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wow

this was unexpected
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