Geoff Schwartz released by the Giants...

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Hmm....

Gotta think we might make a stab at this one.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Geoff's take on his release: https://twitter.com/geoffschwartz/st...00422966263809

[Easy 6]

He provided a nice boost when we desperately needed one

But his time has come and gone, draft another guy or bring in a younger veteran

[scho63]

Originally Posted by RunKC

He turns 30 and is always injured. I'd rather roll with who we have and add through the draft

As per the Family Fued: "Good answer there, good answer!"

[TEX]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Hmm....

Gotta think we might make a stab at this one.

I would, because when he was here last go round, with this same staff, he played well. He's gotta know he can't demand much by way of salary. I think he's worth throwing into the mix with what we have. I'd still try and address the OL via draft at some point regardless.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by TEX

I would, because when he was here last go round, with this same staff, he played well. He's gotta know he can't demand much by way of salary. I think he's worth throwing into the mix with what we have. I'd still try and address the OL via draft at some point regardless.

Again, where's he going to play? Not right tackle.

He has zero chance of beating out Morse, Fulton, LDT, Reid and most likely, Pughsley.

He's 30 years old and has been unavailable to play 19 out of the last 32 games.

This team is getting younger, not older.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

That entire first half/ second half playcalling is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard.

They also said that Alex Smith was given the ability to audible at the LoS about that same time. Charles also got hurt then too, so that changed things.

We still don't know what changed things the most or if it was an accumulation.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Again, where's he going to play? Not right tackle.

He has zero chance of beating out Morse, Fulton, LDT, Reid and most likely, Pughsley.

He's 30 years old and has been unavailable to play 19 out of the last 32 games.

This team is getting younger, not older.

I get your point...But if he were able to play at the same level he played at last time, he can beat out both Fulton and LDT. But I also get that they have way more upside. So, you're probably right.

[milkman]

LDT should be moved to and compete for the RT spot.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by TEX

I get your point...But if he were able to play at the same level he played at last time, he can beat out both Fulton and LDT. But I also get that they have way more upside. So, you're probably right.

The problem is tying up cap room and a roster space on a player that's been unable to stay healthy.

In many ways, he's not unlike Jeff Allen, another guy I hope the Chiefs move on from this offseason.

Some guys just don't have NFL bodies.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by milkman

LDT should be moved to and compete for the RT spot.

So you're penciling in either Morse or Reid at RG?

Personally, I can see Morse at LG, which would fill a need. Reid's a valuable swing guy but he also played much better inside than at right tackle.

One thing that I've been questioning lately is this: How does LDT, as a doctor in training and resident in the offseason, feel about his own concussion?

Will it affect his play on the field and his passion for football?

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by TEX

I get your point...But if he were able to play at the same level he played at last time, he can beat out both Fulton and LDT. But I also get that they have way more upside. So, you're probably right.

If the Chiefs are paying attention, Fulton will no longer be at guard. He will be at center and Morse will be at guard.

Fisher,Morse,Fulton,RG,RT

Let LDT,Pughsley and Reid fight it out at RG ... we need to find a quality RT.

I doubt that Allen will be back. He sounded irritated about being moved around so often by the Chiefs. Since him getting injured so often was a large reason for him getting moved, i don't know how the Chiefs are going to assure him it won't happen again.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by milkman

LDT should be moved to and compete for the RT spot.

You think he will be better at RT than RG?

[milkman]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

So you're penciling in either Morse or Reid at RG?

Personally, I can see Morse at LG, which would fill a need. Reid's a valuable swing guy but he also played much better inside than at right tackle.

One thing that I've been questioning lately is this: How does LDT, as a doctor in training and resident in the offseason, feel about his own concussion?

Will it affect his play on the field and his passion for football?

I would be starting Fulton at center and Morse at LG.

Draft interior line (center and guard) to compete with Pughsley, who showed some promise in the preseason, at RG.

Draft a RT prospect to compete with LDT.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

You think he will be better at RT than RG?

I think the athletic ability he sowed in his pre-draft workouts suggest he has LT athletic ability, and the strength to hold up against more physical DEs.

It's all about improving technique.

Right now, he still plays too high, and looks like he is still thinking too much.

He has the physical attributes and athletic ability to be a dominating OT.

[mcaj22]

lol wow at all those Chiefs fans replying back to him on twitter wanting him to come to KC