Chiefs BREAKING: Orlando Brown Jr. will report to Chiefs Camp today - Page 5

BREAKING: Orlando Brown Jr. will report to Chiefs Camp today and play on the franchise tag. Sources close to Brown say he is in the best shape of his life and knows how important the first 5 days of pads are for him, the team and to HC Andy Reid. Mahomes gets his left tackle back
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) August 1, 2022

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Originally Posted by BWillie:
Not really

if he had reported during preseason and gotten hurt, you're damn right it would have
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
If Orlando Brown plays like his hair is on fire then this OL will be on par with the 2003 team.

Brown-if he plays up to par would be amazing
Thuney-best G in NFL not named Quienten Nelson
Creed-top 5 C. Legit in the discussion for best in league
Trey-legit top 5 RG

It would just be RT being merely average..

Too bad there is no Priest Holmes in the backfield...
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Originally Posted by TEX:
Too bad there is no Priest Holmes in the backfield...

Pacheco tho
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If OBJ just kills it this year and makes at least 2nd Team All Pro, he would be ahead of Trent Williams’s pace, Silverback took 6 seasons to get this (he was named 2nd Team All Pro in his 6th season). OBJ already is ahead of William’s pace for Pro Bowl recognition, he made the Pro Bowl his 2nd season, while Trent Williams didn’t make the Pro Bowl until his 3rd season.
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No way. Orlando Brown isn’t in the same universe as Willie Roaf. the 2003 line is one of the best in NFL history. Waters/weigmann/shields/Tate are all better than Thuney/Humphrey/smith/wylie or Kinnard
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Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
Pacheco tho

Kid sure has speed, and KC gave him the right number for it! Kind of says it all about the RB room, as we have high hopes that a 7th round pick is SOMETHING.
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It really can't be overstated how bad Pacheco's line was.

Good players on bad teams are really behind the 8-ball.
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Thank goodness

didn't really want to see Wylie start there lol
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
if he had reported during preseason and gotten hurt, you're damn right it would have

Whether orlando fatass plays or not is worth about 0.2 wins. It really doesn't matter much.
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Orlando has been reported coming to camp over 12 hours ago. Yet, a thread to fret over something new has yet to appear. Too spooky
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Originally Posted by BWillie:
Whether orlando fatass plays or not is worth about 0.2 wins. It really doesn't matter much.

the chiefs have nothing else at tackle - the season would be a disaster if he wasn't at full strength all year
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Originally Posted by BWillie:
Whether orlando fatass plays or not is worth about 0.2 wins. It really doesn't matter much.

Wow... are you trolling or serious. I hope you are trolling.
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Originally Posted by saphojunkie:
It was effective- let everyone consternate over the idea of starting Wylie or Johnson.

Then come in as the hero.

I don't think anyone really thought this would drag on. It's been clear from the beginning that he'd show up to camp at some point.
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Originally Posted by louie aguiar:
No way. Orlando Brown isn’t in the same universe as Willie Roaf. the 2003 line is one of the best in NFL history. Waters/weigmann/shields/Tate are all better than Thuney/Humphrey/smith/wylie or Kinnard

Brown had a chance to learn directly from Roaf but chose to play tennis in the off season instead. Creed and Trey both attended training sessions with Roaf this past offseason.
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Yeah, I was going to say the 03 line was FAR superior.

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