Mike Renner
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227 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 29 Jul
Mike Renner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Was he going to be the same guy?
And that's why it falls to where he did and why him looking like the same guy, or a similar guy at least, is incredibly encouraging that early in his career.
I think so.
And, again, if you're running like a pure outside or just zone scheme in general –
not going to be that big a deal.
You're going to want to prioritize the athleticism, but that's not been the Chiefs' offense.
That has not been what Andy Reid's done any time in the last decade or so.
The ability to move people off the ball, as you said, at some point, it's what does 285 look like against a 330 DT sitting in the B-gap.
It's just going to be tough when you can't match pound for pound, and also tough against holding up to bull rushes.
At some point, you just need to have the mass that's tough for someone to move, and so
At 285, again, I think he can very much get by, and it'll help him in certain run concepts, but there will be others where it just won't look quite as good as a guy who can really hold 315 easily.
No, because I wouldn't call him weak.
In terms of muscle mass, he's holding what you would expect a starting tackle to hold.
He's pretty diced up.
In terms of body fat, he has to be one of the lowest fighters
amongst starting tacklers in the NFL, like maybe the lowest.
So he doesn't lack that.
And a lot of, you know, bull rush holding up to that and not really getting walked back is technique and a lot of times arm length.
You know, if you can get to the guy first, if you can re-leverage with your hands.
you can stand him up and not have issues with that.
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