Or maybe we don’t even see him as really good. This is a move where we could be setting up our biggest rival. He fell to the third round not because he tested out unathletic, but because to test that poorly you have to be LAZY and not condition yourself, his weight and conditioning hasn’t been consistent since then, and while we’re trying to build a super bowl team he is worried about himself and himself only. Notice the only player who had anything to say about his departure was mark andrews, because they’re literally best friends off the field and have been for a very long time, everybody else had crickets for him. I think the second Orlando took to Twitter, our whole team was ready to see what we can get for him, and when he was gone i think a lot of guys said good riddance.
we got a first, a third, and a fourth, to send an unathletic and lazy, run first OT to our biggest rival who airs it out 40 times a game and takes 10-15 yard drop backs and holds the ball consistently, to be their top dollar franchise LT.
honestly, the more I think about it, the more I think Eric is playing chess with the chiefs. Yeah they rebuilt the OL brilliantly, but if the most expensive man on that unit turns out to be one of their worst starters, then goddamn was it a good move.
