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Dante84 08:48 AM 03-11-2021

Chiefs released former No. 1 overall pick Eric Fisher, per source.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 11, 2021

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TEX 09:11 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
Our O-Line last year definitely prompted them to consider a rebuild
I was always in favor of a rebuild. Bring it Veach!
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htismaqe 09:11 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by TambaBerry:
Need to restructure Clark he's our biggest cap hit
Nope.

Leave his contract alone. He's got an out year after this one, they can cut him with minimal impact if he doesn't play up to par again this season.

Restructuring his contract just gives them less flexibility with him overall and at this point, he's expendable.
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Kman34 09:11 AM 03-11-2021
Not surprised.. Time to get younger on the oline..
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Chris Meck 09:11 AM 03-11-2021
WOW.

I just....

WOW.
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htismaqe 09:12 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
Bring Kelce’s brother in? And draft a LT?
Kelce's brother just signed a fat contract in Philly.
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OKchiefs 09:12 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by TambaBerry:
Need to restructure Clark he's our biggest cap hit
Absolutely not. "Restructure" just pushes more of his huge cap hit down the road. The only "restructure" that makes sense is him taking a paycut, which I doubt happens. Bite the bullet and get through 2021 and then his ass is grass after the season.
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Chris Meck 09:12 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
And yet they still won't draft 3 or 4 offensive linemen.

They're about to sign not one but two starters in free agency or via trade. It's coming or they wouldn't have made these moves like this.
no, but it might be 2 and 2.
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OKchiefs 09:13 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Nope.

Leave his contract alone. He's got an out year after this one, they can cut him with minimal impact if he doesn't play up to par again this season.

Restructuring his contract just gives them less flexibility with him overall and at this point, he's expendable.
Exactly
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htismaqe 09:13 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by tredadda:
Perhaps I am mistaken, but I thought they couldn't release him if he was injured unless he took an injury settlement or something?
They can release him but without an injury settlement, they're on the hook for a minimum salary. It's basically a little over $1M per player.
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pugsnotdrugs19 09:13 AM 03-11-2021
The OL no longer has an alpha veteran leader and there’s no way they are asking a rookie to be it.

Trent Williams type of signing incoming.
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TEX 09:13 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
They weren't going to pay these two to sit on their asses next year with those injuries (which is a very distinct possibility). This frees up money to sign guys who will actually be playing in 2021.
Exactly. Soooooo glad they got out in front of the issue rather than play the "wait and see" card.
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RunKC 09:13 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
I’ll say it

I think we are going for Trent Williams, officially
Yup. I think they’re going to go at this dude hard. Full court press.

And he would be an amazing signing. He’s 33 this year but keep in mind Andrew Whitworth was playing damn good football at 38.
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Stro39 09:14 AM 03-11-2021
So you're going early and often in the draft for O line for certain? Its a deep position this year.
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Marcellus 09:14 AM 03-11-2021
Wouldn't be surprised if Fisher isn't back on a cheaper deal when healthy.
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htismaqe 09:14 AM 03-11-2021
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Wow this is as shocked as I’ve been about a release since Maclin got cut. I thought for sure at least 1 of these guys would be here this year.

I think this means 2 things:

1. Lucas Niang is your starting RT
2. We’re going after a LT in FA

There’s no way in hell I can see the Chiefs starting 2 rookie tackles to protect Patrick.
Exactly.
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