Yeah, but that's still better than our schlubs. Quite literally, Jeff Allen was one of the worst ****ing guards in football his two starting years.

These guys make Casey Wiegmann, even pre-KC, look like Dermontti Dawson.

No, he did not.

http://www.pro-football-reference.co...W/WiegCa20.htm

You really need to stop talking out of your ass.

Jeff Allen started two years straight and didn't have to wait four seasons to get a start.

Whatever

Clay getting worked over

He started 10 games and 15 games for the Bears. That's nearly two.

He was forced into duty both times due to injuries and the Bears chose not to re-sign him.

Either way, comparing him to Allen, Stephenson and Fulton is stupid.

Allen started 32 games his first three seasons before injury. He didn't sit on the bench for four seasons.

Stephenson started 14 games his first two seasons. He didn't sit on the bench for four seasons.

Fulton started 16 games his rookie season. He didn't sit on the bench for four seasons.

Do you honestly think the Chiefs would have signed Wiegmann if he had been as bad as Allen has been? LMAO

Two seasons of near full-time starter over 3 years. He started 25 of a possible 48 games in the 3 years immediately proceeding his time in KC and only 10 of a possible 32 in the 2 years immediately before. The guy was absolutely a part-time starter when he got here.

And exactly how much football did you watch Weigmann play in Chicago, champ? Exactly how can you claim a guy that lost his starting job in 1999 wasn't 'a dumpster fire' before he got 10 starts in 2000 and headed to KC?

Oh, I know the answer! Zero.

He was too busy furiously masturbating to Episode I: The Phantom Menace.

If you think that Jeff Allen, a 25 year old, 2 year NFL starter, won't find a job if he's released or not re-signed by the Chiefs, you're even more clueless than I could have possibly imagined.

He certainly isn't going to be a free agent target like Wiegmann was. ROFL

He'll probably resign here for vet min and rot on the bench.

No he didn't.

Was he great?
No.

But he was solid.
He initially got pushed back by the initial punch in pass protect because of his slow feet, but was able to get them set and hold his blocks.

And he was able to get his hands on the defender and hold his blocks long enough in run.

Not ideal, but enough.

LDT looked really good, though, and should he play as well against the 1s, then he'll win the job, allowing Fulton to provide solid depth on the bench.

Talking out of your ass, once again

You raise some legitimate questions at times, but this kind of stupid shit is why everyone thinks you are full of shit.

Clay didn't watch a single game of his prior to signing here. Clay uses his crutch PFF. I like the kid, nothing personal but he's talking out of his ass.