#30. Kansas City Chiefs: Eric Fisher
PFF grade (position rank): -6.9 (39th)
2015 salary cap hit: $6.1 million
It’s hard to find a glaring LVP on the Chiefs, who boasted one of the NFL’s best defenses and valiantly overcame injury problems on offense.
However, Kansas City’s front office was likely expecting more from Fisher in his third season. The former No. 1 overall pick certainly made progress in 2015 after two miserable seasons to begin his professional career, but he still hasn’t lived up to his draft status.
He allowed five sacks in 14 regular starts at left tackle and is no sure thing to hold a starting job into 2016. At the very least, teams expect to receive four competent years of football from their first-round draft picks. The Chiefs haven’t gotten that from Fisher, who might benefit from a move to the right side of the offensive line.