Eric Fisher

You could argue since Kareem Hunt, you know, half season of Kareem Hunt and then he hasn't had one since then, right? He has, you know, had what's famously, you know, a different starting left tackle in every single Super Bowl he's played in.

I mean, you know, Eric Fisher was good, not great.

Orlando Brown was adequate, maybe good.

Yeah, he was fine.

jamarcus russell yeah that's that's a tough one man um reggie bush vince young yeah those two guys were considered more can't miss guys but they kind of fall outside of the realm of the last 20 years i would say sam bradford sam i can't stay healthy bradford as i like to call him AJ Green, it's another good one.

Somebody said the other tackle in the Eric Fisher draft was said to be can't miss.

Luke Jokel

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I didn't, I mean, maybe he was labeled can't miss,

but he obviously missed.

He was, nope, not nearly as effective as Eric Fisher, not nearly as productive throughout his career.

And we're sitting here now, the best player in that draft, the best tackle in that draft just retired in the form of Lane Johnson, who was drafted fourth overall by the Eagles that year.

And Lane Johnson, who was the fourth overall pick, is going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer, one of the best right tackles I've ever seen.

I know, like, even Eric Fisher off the top looked competent.

This feels worse.

Like, DeAndre Hopkins was 2013 draft.

They had Lane Johnson.

I'm going to pull up the 2013 draft.

Even Eric Fisher, number one overall, clearly not a guy who should be near number one overall.

That guy started in the Super Bowl, and he played for Kansas City and left half.

And he was right.

It was a weak draft class, uh, with Luke Joeckel and Eric Fisher, and Jeff Stoutland found and developed and turned Lane Johnson, well, Lane has a big part of that, but turned Lane Johnson into maybe one of the greatest tackles the game's ever seen.

And you got rid of that guy on the precipice of needing to find his replacement and needing to find, uh-

Right

Crazy to think Lane Johnson was the third offensive tackle drafted in 2013.

Eric Fisher and Luke Jokl went before Lane Johnson, who might end up in Canton, Ohio, uh, one day.

Uh, and if you look at the Eagles, Leon, take us in the mindset of a player.

I mean, look, they've lost two in a row.

I do- I think what you're feeling right now is, like, for years the Chiefs have had an advantage of having one of their tackles be solid to very good, right? Back in the early days it was Mitch Schwartz who could just sit out there on an island all by himself.

Eric Fisher, criminally underrated player, but he could provide help there.

And then Orlando Brown was solid, and they had Andrew Wiley on the right side then, and they could kind of help there a little bit.

And then for a while they were just so good on the interior with Tooney that, that they were able to make things work.