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Have to wonder if his hands weren't as advertised. The back out in the flat used to be a big part of a Reid offense. Maybe Andy felt there was too much speed with the Brown's LBs. It has been absent since Williams was booted. I'm not giving up on the kid just yet but he is horrible in Pass pro and offers nothing in the passing game. He also runs with head down missing cuts were yards are available. I hope its not but I am smelling a bust. Oh, also the pitch to the back is gone in our running game. Possible, not fast enough to get to the outside? |
I think I recall 1 run where CEH could have gone to either side of his blocker for a nice gain, but instead he decided to just put his head down and bulldoze into his ass.
... maybe it was a bad camera angle though. Rooting for CEH, but his vision seemed so much worse than Hunt and Chubbs. |
Yep, I saw at least 3 occasions where he literally had wide open holes and instead ran straight into defenders. I don't get it but I'm not an NFL coach but it's pretty obvious he's totally missing holes.
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I wonder if coaches are telling theses guys not to bounced out wide or too far to avoid holds/reasons, because the last few years all our backs seem to have shitty vision .
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CEH’s vision and lack of explosive burst.
And Andy’s decision to run CEH on almost every first down… usually for minimal gains… just emphasized his struggles. |
CEH had 72 yards from scrimmage and didn't fumble. That's a solid day.
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Chiefs were playing from behind all day, I’m not going to be worried about RB production in a game like today against a defense like that.
Yeah, he missed a few holes. I think he will come around. |
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