I understand it's a run to the outside. Fact is, there was no block, he looked right at the defender and tried to bounce it to the outside anyway when it wasn't there instead of pushing forward.

It's not really debatable.

And yes, he shuffled his feet while trying to make a half assed move on the defender instead of simply going forward.

Techniqually,I think the designed hole is supposed to be outside the fullback and lt down block with Kelce kicking out moore. Hudson didn't get his head accross the ilb and it kind of all got mushed.

Rock and a hard place. Situation being what it was, duck your head in that hole and fall forward for a furst, but they swung for a big play

Yeah, he's pretty clearly following the play call. Kelce blows his block and it's game over after that.

If Alex would throw deep, it's not even an issue.

Sorry, but he's supposed to follow kelce and play off his block. It's a counter play. Yes kelce missed said block but by that time, it's too late. Moore undercut the block and blew it up.

Once kelce ****ed it up, knile should have just fallen forward though, so yes I do agree with that

2 YPC isnt THAT much of a gap

lol

Sure, that's how it's designed, but it didn't happen the way it was designed, so he needs to use his vision to adjust and make the right choice.

Original point being, he does it more than he should.

Cumulative it is....

Might not be a gap between Knile and Charles, but there sure as hell is between his ears. What in the world is Knile thinking? I mean, I want my players confidant, but they also need to be realistic! He ain't nowhere near Charles. NOWHERE.

Knile needs to put some decent numbers up and THEN start talkin'. Good grief.

A gap in 40 times? That I can see. In football ability? And I'm a Davis guy, and a guy who thought when Charles was at Texas that he would be a change of pace back, at best, but Jamal is a monster.

I smell another visit to Knile's room at TC...

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He shouldn't trust Kelce to make his block?

He should forego the play and run into the gap that was filled by 2 defenders?

Sorry, no. He shouldn't have. He should trust his guy to make his block and spring him for the TD.

This is like blaming the QB for taking a sack when a corner comes unblocked on a blitz...even though his hot read was covered.

You just explained the difference between a great back and one that might be good.

A great back is instinctive, with vision, and makes plays outside the design.

A good back does what he's coached to do.

That's the gap between Charles and Davis.

He should open his ****ing eyes and realize Kelce whiffed. You keep resorting to this "filled by two defenders" nonsense. Sure, it's filled if you need a 5 yard run, not a few inches.

Your QB comparison is lame.