Wylie sucks

[Titty Meat]

Brown does too but this is bench worthy

Per PFF, Patrick Mahomes was pressured 20 times yesterday. Only 2 of them were put on Mahomes’ shoulders, neither a sack.

Wylie was credited with 9 total pressures and 3 sacks allowed. Brown ended with 7 total pressures allowed. These guys are a legit problem right now.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

That was supposed to be Brown's thing. I think we're finding out that Phillip Space is still easy to get around, even if he's huge.

Maybe with these fat ****s it’s like when Apollo 13 had to slingshot around the moon. It might make them actually get to the QB faster.

[jettio]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Yeah, so Wylie wasn't good. Neither was OBJ for that matter. Against a couple JAG EDGEs too. Don't have a clue how we're supposed to fix it, but there she is.

So because Trey Hendrickson and Sam Hubbard are white guys, they are not good NFL edge rushers? Is that your take?

Anybody that watched Chiefs at Saints game in December 2020 and says that Trey Hendrickson is JAG, obviously knows not shit about tackle football as it is played in the National Football League.

Hendrickson is paid $15 million AAV and Hubbard is paid $10 million AAV on a resign with his first team.

Hendrickson had 13.5 sacks in 2020 for Saints and 14 sacks last year for Bengals in regular season and 3.5 sacks in in 2021 postseason.

Hubbard has been productive and 3 postseason sacks last year.

[Mecca]

Hendrickson is good, if Hubbard played here we'd want him replaced.

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by jettio

So because Trey Hendrickson and Sam Hubbard are white guys, they are not good NFL edge rushers? Is that your take?

Anybody that watched Chiefs at Saints game in December 2020 and says that Trey Hendrickson is JAG, obviously knows not shit about tackle football as it is played in the National Football League.

Hendrickson is paid $15 million AAV and Hubbard is paid $10 million AAV on a resign with his first team.

Hendrickson had 13.5 sacks in 2020 for Saints and 14 sacks last year for Bengals in regular season and 3.5 sacks in in 2021 postseason.

Hubbard has been productive and 3 postseason sacks last year.

this catch phrase thing you have....it needs to be buried. It's terrible.

I don't disagree with your assessment of either player, but find myself getting stabby anyway because of said phrase.

[jettio]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

this catch phrase thing you have....it needs to be buried. It's terrible.

I don't disagree with your assessment of either player, but find myself getting stabby anyway because of said phrase.

JAG is worse if you ask me.

How could anybody watch that Chiefs at Saints game in 2020 and say Trey Hendrickson is JAG?

https://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore/_/gameId/401220325

2 sacks, 1 tackle for loss and 5 QB hits mostly lined up against a healthy Eric Fisher.

[crispystl]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Maybe with these fat ****s it’s like when Apollo 13 had to slingshot around the moon. It might make them actually get to the QB faster.

I’m pretty the inverse of that same phenomenon affected Dana on the last play.


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[Titty Meat]

He's cost us 7 points tonight **** that guy

[Great Expectations]

Without the personal foul we go up at least by 10, and probably by 14. What a shitty call and a shitty celebration by Wylie.

That would be a terrible way to lose this game.

[Sassy Squatch]

It cannot be stated enough, **** this absolute clown. He's almost guaranteed to be the worst player of all 22 on the field when he's in and he goes and gets a taunting penalty that ended up completely wrecking our momentum on offense for the rest of the game.

[Eleazar]

No excuse for that penalty. Wylie is the last guy who should be showboating.

I would be surprised if he's playing significant snaps next year anyway, he's a glaring weakness and they tend to fix those.

[Oxford]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

That was supposed to be Brown's thing. I think we're finding out that Phillip Space is still easy to get around, even if he's huge.

I really think they'll franchise him. What they'd like to do is to move him to RT and fix the LT spot. Of course OBjr doesn't want that and would pout. They have got to be looking at OT's in the draft. Not gonna get an LT drafting at 32

[Chris Meck]

Hey you guys know what?

Wylie blows goats.

[DeepSouth]

I'm looking forward to the compensation pick the Chiefs will get when some other team signs Wylie to be their starting right tackle.

[Oxford]

Originally Posted by DeepSouth

I'm looking forward to the compensation pick the Chiefs will get when some other team signs Wylie to be their starting right tackle.

I wonder what some team would do in a OBjr trade? Or more importantly what the Chiefs would want in a trade?

[RealSNR]

He's not a good player. I'm not saying he is.

But honestly, he's a better RT than Irving was a LT, and he's less expensive, too. Guy has put in a crapload of snaps and got paid peanuts. Regardless of how well he did in those moments, he's done a job for us at a very cheap cost.

No, he's not good enough. Yes, we should be looking for upgrades next year. But was he worth the contract? I mean... oddly enough, yes.