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Thuney and Humphrey are awesome but currently the only two I'd say who are above average. Brown Jr. is average, Trey Smith is below average, and Wylie is bad. |
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you could if we were TEN or BAL or any team that currently runs more than 50% of their snaps, but not the Chiefs that only run it about 35% of snaps. At most. We aren't ever going to be a power-running team while Andy and pat are leading this offense. I think R. jones was always just a backup RB in case CEH and Jerrick went down, or a situation back when we were just going to run it over and over to salt away a game. Maybe Andy felt like he could make Jones a better pass pro back and insert him in more situations, because that's something Andy would try to do, but it's pretty clear he didn't make much progress there, or he wouldn't be a heathy scratch every week. What happened though, was pacheco turned out to not only be a decent downhill runner, but also a good returner and also was willing to become a decent pass pro RB. And at that point, there's no reason to suit up Jones with his singular skillset of being able to run a little. Cuz he aint that special either toting the ball. |
I bet they tried to trade him at the deadline and couldn’t.
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It just didn't happen. And it's not like he's a total bust. He currently has the longest RB run from scrimmage, the most yards, TDs, receiving yards, and I think the 2nd most yds/att. But it's obvious he's not good enough to be RB1 next season. We need a RB1 that can still make some hay (about 4.6yds/att?) even when the OL isn't perfect, because it almost never is, that can pass pro reliably, catch, and run some good routes. |
I keep dreaming about a guy like Jamaal Charles in this offense and think he could legit average 6ypc and get close to 30 total tds.
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KC is 27th in the league in rushing attempts. It’s really hard to get any RB/Run Game going consistently when there is no commitment to the run. Even harder when you are rotating 3 backs in, and splitting 20’ish (on average) carries per game.
To me, it’s not a running back issue. Not an OL issue either. It’s a repetition problem/consistency issue within the play-calling. |
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Look, it comes down to the fact that right none of the guys in the RB room are that great. Jerrick is probably overall the best of the bunch, but even Jerrick isn't that special. if we took Kareem back today, he'd easily be the best RB in the room, and from what I've seen of him this season, that's not that high a bar right now. But Kareem could regularly make something out of nothing, and right now our OL is not creating a lot of good holes on a consistent basis, so our RBs are not producing consistently. Pacheco is the only guy that is still mostly potential, so maybe he becomes that guy down the road, like next year. But he's pretty raw still. Bottom line, the guy we need should basically be at least Joe Mixon or Dalvin Cook type of RB. Jack of all trades, great at nothing maybe, but good at everything, physically about 5' 10" 210lbs or around there. Oh look, that's Kareem Hunt. Shocking. You want real flash, then we're looking for more of a Christian McCaffrey or a Aaron jones type. Alvin Kamara would fit here as well. more explosive with the ball, but still good at all the other things. A prime or near prime Shady McCoy would be the ideal in this offense, because he was good at all of those things, and had elite vision and quickness. But the running game would be perfectly acceptable with a RB in the Dalvin Cook mold. Good speed, some quicks, good vision, good YAC/RAC, runs good routes and good at pass pro. Oh, and stays pretty healthy. |
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He's a disgrace. If he wins a Super Bowl he should give up his ring (unless he plays a key part which I doubt because he is SHITE). He is so bad that I wish he plays poorly for us now so there is no hope he can get further carries in subsequent games. It doesn't help that his face is so very punchable. This is my unbiased opinion and the discord posters can confirm that I am very fair and objective when it comes to Clyde Edwards-Hellaire.
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I would also throw in that the line has usually been inadequate at run blocking You hear so often from coaches and players that run blocking is an attitude, and that if they're not asked to do it often enough, it becomes extremely hard to simply flip the switch when its time to run So yeah part of it is playcalling IMO, and no we don't wanna take it outta Pats hands too often, and yes its a fine line to straddle... but Andy/Eric have to get better at it |
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And CEH is a willing pass pro RB. RoJo? |
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Any sane person: CEH is worse than a JAG and wouldn't make the Raiders practice squad...
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I'm glad Andy wasn't too stubborn to keep trying. Our Oline needs some major work in the run game. |
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Rojo wouldn't have come back. or wouldn't have caught it. Also, in this offense RBs are expected to be able to run routes from the slot, or any position in the offense, x, y, z, whatever. Rojo can't do any of that. But CEH can and we've seen him run WR-type routes. Rojo can't do that at all. And who said anything about special? I'm talking about the bare minimum to just be on the field. That's run the ball, be decent in pass pro, run the minimum number of routes from not just the tailback position but also the slot. Rojo does one of those things. And it's not like he's a great runner anyway. he showed some flashes in TB early, but even then, he wasn't special. if he was, I'd be at least quietly banging the desk for him to get in there, but he's not. Never was. He was probably always backup in case CEH or Jerrick got hurt. No one saw Pacheco coming, which is how Jones ended up where he is. |
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This image just sums up Clyde Edwards-Hellaire's career as a RB who is also a receiving threat. When the ball hits his stupid head it rang hollow. Never again pick an RB as the first draft pick because you might end up with another CEH pretending to be a serious footballer. |
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Really, watch the game again and look at the RB routes. I don't know what you think you're watching cause they literally do the minimum most plays when it comes to running routes. |
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I'm talking about known capabilities between two RBs. Not what happened in one game. You want to argue about this single game? Fine, Rojo might've been okay in place of CEH on Sunday. Who cares? |
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But seriously, you just listed three things Rojo doesn't do. |
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And when you need to run those fancy schmancy screens that are so hard to run, you can put McKinnon in, or Pacheco in anyways. |
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Look, it comes down to flexibility, or in footballspeak, being multiple. RBs in Andy's offense have to be multiple. And have to be able to pass pro. THat's the job in a nutshell. Rojo isn't multiple, and he doesn't pass pro very well, if you can call what he does in passing downs, pass pro. CEH will pass pro, so automatically he's up a rung from RoJo in Andy's offense. Nothing to argue about there, period. Gotta protect the half-billion dollar QB. Then you have to be able to run routes from at least the RB and slot (Y/H) just to stay on the field if Pat decides to go hurry up. That's how half the big plays happen; Pat sees a defense he wants to exploit and goes no huddle, keeping the DC from substituting. Rojo doesn't have that capability. Sod you have to sub him out if he can't do certain things, which allows the DC to sub as well. The exact opposite of what Andy and Pat want. Look, don't argue with me, go to RoJo's house and get on his ass for not being able to stay on the field because he won't pass pro. If he could pass pro and run the plays Pat and Andy want to run in no-huddle, then yeah, let's get him on the field, because empirically he's a better runner than CEH. But he can't, so Andy won't, so this is a moot discussion, again. Over before it starts. |
Man..I really wanted Travis Etienne he would have been money in this offense.
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I don't know but I certainly hope so.
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No to Ronald Jones.
Also we need to stop trying to get 3 ****ing guys in the rotation. We need a 1-2 punch. McKinnon is our 3rd down back and is the best option out of the backfield and in pass protection. So he is getting one of the spots. My choice for the other spot would be Pacheco. Pacheco is the "starter" and should be getting like 55% of snaps and 12-20ish rushes a game. McKinnon can have like 5-8 rushes and a few receptions. This 3 man shit is making it hard to get anything going. Also if Pacheco is the starter then he shouldn't be returning kicks |
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Dude…me too. He would’ve been perfect. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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CEH absolutely isn't a great fit for the zone blocking schemes Andy Heck has the line blocking out, but for real CEH doesn't have great vision, isn't particularly quick, doesn't cutback when the expected hole doesn't appear, doesn't set his blockers up well when they DO carry out their assignments, lacks ball awareness, doesn't catch well, and totally fumbled away the football with the game on the line against the Ravens last year. **** him. |
not sure if it's been mentioned and don't care enough about CEH to read the entire thread - but he put out a tweet that said something indicating possible movement off of the team. It wasn't that 'black and white' but yeah - he said something that'd leave a person feeling like he thought he may get traded etc.
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I don't even get why you brought up Kareem. I've said it a lot on this site that when he left he took the screen playbook with him. Which is why again, CEH runs all his routes out of the backfield and he doesn't run a lot of screens, thus only averaging 1 catch and 8 yards receiving more than RoJo does. |
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Didn’t read this thread because I’ve been ready to ship MEH out for awhile & his butthole buddy staylor26.
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Did we trade this POS yet?
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The Jags game would be a good spot to make RoJo active.
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R. jones isn't a complete back in the first place, and he doesn't know the playbook anyway. We know this because if he was and if he did, he'd probably be suiting up on Sundays. Or Mondays, or Thursdays. He's insurance. Clyde knows the playbook, can pass pro and run routes. Jerrick knows the playbook, can run routes, is a willing pass pro, and he's faster. Just injury -prone. Pacheco doesn't know the whole playbook, but he's a willing pass pro back, can catch, and is the fastest, most violent runner. R. Jones is a decent runner, doesn't know the playbook and doesn't pass pro. Don't see how Jones is better than the other three in Andy's offense. |
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Also did you Google "two dudes tongue ****ing"? |
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They're not picking up his fifth year option, that's for sure. He's a good player and has flashed many times. This team just doesn't require much out of their RB's. I don't think even Kareem Hunt would be doing much in this offense.
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Can we please get that out of here.
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Fortunately you can't see Billay yanking it over in the corner... |
I don't know what's worse. The gay porn in this thread or giving the ball to CEH on first down..
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How do you know he has? Or that he’s now a willing pass protector? |
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The entire NFL world has stated for years, that Andy's playbook is the largest in the league, and that it takes time to learn it. I didn't make that up, every analyst, former coach and player has made that statement hundreds of times. Literally dozens of video clips of Andy's players on Youtube making that statement. Heck, they bring it up like every other gameday. I guess they're all lying, according to you? Whatever. The facts are pretty simple: Rojo's reputation coming to KC was that he was a decent RB until the year before we got him, when he didn't do much for TB, for whatever reasons. But one of the 'weaknesses' in his game according to the football pundits was that he wasn't a plus in the pass pro department. Again, not me, but the entire NFL analyst world. So either Rojo doesn't pass pro or he's a negative in pass pro. Which is absolutely necessary for any RB in Andy's offense, for obvious reasons. Then we have his familiarity with the playbook. Has he ever been in Andy's offense before? No. So he only has a few months in it, and limited snaps in practice because there's three other guys ahead of him that need the reps more, plus, and this is according to Andy, they don't practice runs that much in practice. OTOH; CEH has 3 years to study and get physically familiar with Andy's playbook. Plus, three years worth of practices. Okay, a little less because of injuries, but whatever. Jerrick is in his second year in KC. And is a known willing blocker. R. Jones has had a couple months. With basically no prior history of being a plus pass protector. Who, between the two, in your opinion probably is more familiar with the largest playbook in the NFL? Who is probably the better pass protector? This is called logic. And btw, I have already stated twice in this thread alone that in my opinion CEH isn't the best option for RB1 going forward. The only argument I've been making with you here is that CEH is the better prepared/more multiple RB vs. Rojo. And for the record, i don't have any particular problem with Rojo either. Personally, I thought he'd be RB3 from the get go. Like many others, I never saw Pacheco leap-frogging Rojo, because he was a 7th round RB, which usually means project, not legit prospect. Howeever; You want to be an ass to me because you don't like me using facts and logic, I guess go right ahead. But the facts and the obvious conclusions based on those facts are right there. Have a nice day though. I don't have any beef with you, and don't think I ever have before. i was always merely trying to lay out the truth of the matter. |
Is there any news from the training field on whether this wee man is going to be our go to RB against the Jags? It would be quite fitting seeing him playing in Jacksonville because he is the epitome of a JAG.
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