You're right. My mistake. The other two did for sure though.

No worries

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Like you said, if he can step up and be a solid nickel (say at the level Gaines played during his time there), we're going to be set at corner for the next 4 years at least.

Who makes it from this group?

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Everybody but Moore (#89) will make it, along with Streater.

That's damning with faint praise, though.

With the exception of the OL for the second half of the 2013 season, our OLs have been garbage fires for the past decade.

Our OL has been SUCK since the day Willie Roaf retired.

I predicted a decade of pain the day he retired.

Yea me!!

Our OL was decent in 2010, was it not? Or maybe just the level of competition because it was shit in 09 and 11..

Our OL gave up only 30 sacks in the last 14 games (counting playoff games). Some of that was scheme, but I think it's fair to say that our OL was average in the 2nd half of the season.

Very optimistic article about March today....

The 6-0 March is back healthy and currently tips the scales at 238 pounds, a 16-pound increase from the 222 pounds the Chiefs list him as.

The added bulk hasn’t slowed him down and he has picked up where he left off in 2015, often flying to the ball throughout the recently-concluded 10 days of organized team activities (OTAs) and three days of minicamp.

And it is March’s playmaking skills and instincts that have the Chiefs coaching staff enthusiastic for more in the defensive scheme.

“We’re excited to see him come back from his injury, see what he can do and every indication is he hasn’t lost anything,” Sutton said. “I think he’s going to be like any guy in his second year, he’s going to be more comfortable in the system even though he didn’t get to play.

The oline was good last half of last year and the last half of 13. 13' was the best oline since 2005.

You are a loon at times dude

Yes it was. The football takes on this board are embarrassingly bad.