This is why I still want Veach to get someone like Mack who can take it to the house. Mckinon isn't getting touches and Clyde and Darrel aren't busting big runs.

I am sick of CEH only getting 15 yards per carry!!

This is who he is, though. Even at his best, this is what CEH will do.

He's not a homerun hitter. He's not going to be a guy that bounces one out, out-runs and angle and then goes for 60.

He's a guy who's going to churn yards. He's going to be a guy who takes what's blocked and finishes the run hard. He's more Marcus Allen than Bo Jackson.

So if you're expecting something more than we saw today - you're going to be waiting awhile. It's just not the kind of runner he is. Either grade him on a scale that's fair for his skill-set, or bow out.

Expecting him to go out there looking like Barry Sanders when the line has a good day is a fools errand. This is what the Chiefs hoped to get out of him when they drafted him. If he does this with regularity, there's no reason not to be happy with the pick.

I.am as well
I want a real rb like JC in the 3rd round that was a home run hitter
Not an1st rounder that is not better than his back up.

When these two dumbasses post, this is how you know he is fine.

CEH played a huge role in this victory today. He had a great game. When he was rolling Patrick had no problem finding wide open guys and shredded PHI. Clyde's biggest obstacle is when Andy empties the backfield and he has no chance of getting the ball. The spread offense isn't dead but it's half as effective as it use to be.

Still pissed at him for that Baltimore fumble.

He’s meeting expectations now. It’s gonna take a few more weeks of that for me to forgive him.

Now if you’ll excuse me, my goateed genius fan ass is gonna hit up some Golden Corral!!

CEH is getting much better.

He's not a Jamaal Charles home run hitter, he's a Priest Holmes.

435 yards 7 TDs.

Fixed your post, judging by some of the comments on who the better runner on the team is.

I wouldn't say that either, he's not as fast and explosive as Priest

Holmes was neither fast nor explosive. He was smart, he was patient, and he played behind the best offensive line ever, basically.

Charles WAS fast and explosive, and one of the best I ever saw at making something out of nothing.

By the time Priest got to KC he was a 5th year player who had only 1 thousand yard season under his belt, via BAL. Clyde is 22 years old and just beginning his second season behind a rebuilt offensive line. With that said Priest may have been more explosive. He could leap over DL like few could. I haven't seen that in Clyde, not like Priest did it.

One last thing: at the age of 22 Priest was still in college. He didn't enter the NFL until the age of 24. That's how much experience Priest had over Clyde.

Are you kidding me? Priest could accelerate with the best he actually could pull away from defenders

Your memory is not accurate.

He was neither big, nor fast. He was smart, he was patient. He was just a guy until he played behind Roaf, Waters, Wiegmann, Shields, and Tait.

He had 3 monster years, but nobody could stop a sweep left behind Roaf. Nobody.

But no, he was not fast, was not pulling away from anyone, and was not a 'home run hitter' in the way that say, Jamaal Charles was. Charles could hit another gear and just run away from people. Holmes followed the best line in football. He was more Emmitt Smith than he was Barry Sanders.

Clyde is more in that type of mold.