“We had to raise our expectations and we already have high expectations and standards in that room and, (offensive line) coach Heck, the offensive line coach does an amazing job, week to week, making sure that that’s understood. Spears asked Brown about the messaging in the offensive line room following the high-ankle sprain Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffered in the team's Divisional Round win against the Jacksonville Jaguars.īrown described that the elevated play needed to protect Mahomes was 'understood' by himself and others in the room. “You know, obviously, it’s kind of a weird and a long process, different, something I’ve never experienced before. “No, I don’t want to get too specific but everything’s going pretty well,” said Brown, when asked about free agency. Schefter suggested that is what is holding up Brown from finding another team.

stopped by ESPN's 'NFL Live' on Wednesday to discuss free agency and answer questions from the usual panel of host Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky and Marcus Spears.īrown's appearance came after ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported that the league as a whole views him as a right tackle and not a left tackle - his preferred position. Former Kansas City Chiefs left tackle and current free agent Orlando Brown Jr.

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