Felix working with Tamba

[staylor26]

This is GREAT to see. Was going to post it in the Felix thread, but figured many wouldn't see it.

Stay working stay studying your craft never become complacent. @fanudike @TysonKilbey pic.twitter.com/azvKPYyOmM

— Tamba Hali (@TambaHali91) April 24, 2024

[The Franchise]

Worked out great for George. I think the entire defensive line should be working out with him.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

10 sacks next year.

[smithandrew051]

Good for Tamba too.

I remember a few troubling moments for him a few years back. Happy to see he balanced out a bit.

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

Worked out great for George. I think the entire defensive line should be working out with him.

I hope George is still working with him.

[Bl00dyBizkitz]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

Worked out great for George. I think the entire defensive line should be working out with him.

Why don't the Chiefs just hire him and pay him? He's practically an assistant coach at this point.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

I hope George is still working with him.

He is. George posts on Instagram usually when they're working out together.

[ghak99]

Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz

Why don't the Chiefs just hire him and pay him? He's practically an assistant coach at this point.

I'd assume the organization doesn't want the liability.

[-King-]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Good for Tamba too.

I remember a few troubling moments for him a few years back. Happy to see he balanced out a bit.

This. Was legitimately worried about his mental health. Had a feeling that he was starting to get better when the Chiefs started bringing him back for events and I'm happy he's getting to work with players and staying active.

I know things work for some players and other things don't, but I really don't see how and why more players don't incorporate the hand slapping techniques Hali used to do. He had OTs legitimately looking stupid and dumbfounded when they couldn't get a hand on him.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by -King-

This. Was legitimately worried about his mental health. Had a feeling that he was starting to get better when the Chiefs started bringing him back for events and I'm happy he's getting to work with players and staying active.

I know things work for some players and other things don't, but I really don't see how and why more players don't incorporate the hand slapping techniques Hali used to do. He had OTs legitimately looking stupid and dumbfounded when they couldn't get a hand on him.

If refs would just call holding when he was choked, he’d probably be considered an even better player.

I’ve never seen someone get so few calls.

[ModSocks]

Good. FAU was a ghost last year. Dude got a redshirt year. It's odd to have so little production from a 1st round draft pick and have so little discussion about it. Kind of an elephant in the room.

DONT INTERPRET THIS POST AS ME BEING DOWN ON FAU. Sheesh. Just getting that out of the way already.

I thought he looked just fine when he was out there. But you'd like to see more snaps and production out of a 1st round pick. Hopefully this is that year.

[Wallymo]

Originally Posted by ModSocks

Good. FAU was a ghost last year. Dude got a redshirt year. It's odd to have so little production from a 1st round draft pick and have so little discussion about it. Kind of an elephant in the room.

I think you answered your own question. The team took a swing on a player at a premium position with elite traits but who needed a redshirt year to gain weight and strength. I don't think there has been a lot of talk because most understood that FAU would need the season to acclimate. The fifth year gained by drafting him in the first softened the blow of not playing right away.

Now we will see if it paid off. If FAU isn't getting real snaps this season then the elephant arises for sure.

[RockChalk]

Originally Posted by -King-

This. Was legitimately worried about his mental health. Had a feeling that he was starting to get better when the Chiefs started bringing him back for events and I'm happy he's getting to work with players and staying active.

I know things work for some players and other things don't, but I really don't see how and why more players don't incorporate the hand slapping techniques Hali used to do. He had OTs legitimately looking stupid and dumbfounded when they couldn't get a hand on him.

Tamba always been good, just had a few odd social media moments. My wife is friends with his wife and anytime I've been around Tamba, he's a pretty normal dude. Really wouldn't ever know he played football if you didn't know him. And yes, we've known him during the end of his career to current, so I don't believe he was really ever in some mental health crisis.

[Hayneplane]

Originally Posted by ModSocks

Good. FAU was a ghost last year. Dude got a redshirt year. It's odd to have so little production from a 1st round draft pick and have so little discussion about it. Kind of an elephant in the room.

DONT INTERPRET THIS POST AS ME BEING DOWN ON FAU. Sheesh. Just getting that out of the way already.

I thought he looked just fine when he was out there. But you'd like to see more snaps and production out of a 1st round pick. Hopefully this is that year.

I think he was able to slip under the radar a little bit because the team was still on course for a Super Bowl run and the D was playing at an elite level overall meaning that ‘wasting’ the 1st round pick was not a critical issue.

[Dunerdr]

God this makes me happy. Not for the skills he may learn but the acknowledgement that he needs to improve. I feel like Dee Ford never made a huge effort to improve until in was contract time. I always wonder about guys who come in the league and never really move the needle from there, do they know they need to get better or are they just blaming the coaching staff, situation, injuries ECT? Like John Baldwin felt like the exact same player on day one as the day he walked out the door to me.