Though there's still a parade and surely a couple more parties to attend first, the Chiefs will soon have to start forming their offseason plans. One of the most interesting dilemmas they'll have to deal with is Orlando Brown Jr.'s contract. Though the left tackle is due for a new contract, his play throughout this season didn't exactly line up with his desires to get max money. He didn't allow a sack in the Super Bowl, though, and is still considered one of the best left tackles in football when he's on his game. So what will the Chiefs do? 610's team Insider Pete Sweeney joined Fescoe In The Morning on Tuesday to give his take.
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"I think the Chiefs, in being careful with it, are going to Franchise Tag him again," he said. "I wonder if he plays yet another year on what will be a boosted tag, or they do a tag and trade situation. I think what we've learned now, in these past 4-5 seasons, is no matter what Brett Veach and his team decide ... they have a really good plan."
You can listen to Sweeney's entire interview in the embedded player below: