The Chiefs have some questions on the offensive line.

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And welcome back to their episode of Locked-on Chiefs. I'm Chris Clark from Chiefs Corner. He is Ryan Tracy from RGR Football, Roke APC, and NFL 33. And we're going to dive into the Chiefs offensive line. How much is enough? We're going to talk about how many of they could keep on this line this year. And the fact that they need to play to their strength is going to be what we're going to talk about a little bit later. But we're going to start with the big worry. And this is really, I mean, it is what it is. You're worried about the tackle position. I do think that you look at what happened in the NFL draft. You look at the offseason moves the chiefs made.

Everybody said that the chiefs were going to go out

and draft an office tackle,

that they could be looking in an offensive tackle, even at nine.

Obviously, that's not what happens.

They didn't even draft an offensive tackle.

So something to think about there as to how they feel about the position.

But at this point, you know who you're starting five are likely going to be

because I can't imagine that you're going to be in any scenario that it isn't Jalen Moore

if you're starting right tackle because I can't see him being beat out.

But that's the big question headed into camp.

Yeah, I agree with you you like i'm just looking here

if you had to guess how many snaps to jalen more play last year

350 close 415 that includes extra points etc etc when you boil it down to games where he played meaningful snaps on offense,

it was that stretch from week six to week nine,

and the three games 13 to 15.

That's it.

Part of that was due to his injury.

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