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CEH is a JAG but may get better hopefully
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Mahomes has done a great job of selling the downfield pass then coming back to the RB down low. He’s dropping back, looking downfield, letting those LBs get some depth, then he’s firing it out to Darrel who’s got 10-12 yards of open field in front of him.
I’d like to see us do the same thing with Clyde. He’s not a guy who can create a ton on his own, but if we can get him in the open field with a head full of steam, maybe he can make some magic. |
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The way this season has played out, I kind of expect CEH to come back strong and silence some of the doubters.
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Aye, hopefully that helps the Ts as well. A half second’s hesitation from them thinking they might be vacating an area where a screen in developing could be the difference between a TD and a turnover. |
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Honestly CEH could look a shitload better if hed try to juke and avoid contact instead of lowering his shoulder all the time.
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Williams ended up in a LOT of 1x1 situations last night.
This is exactly what they drafted CEH for... his quickness and cutting ability make him tough for closing-out LB and S to defend. As well as Williams played last night, I think CEH gets a little more out of those 1x1, open-field situations. Though I don't know that he is someone you throw a jump ball to in the end zone. A healthy CEH that makes LB routinely miss 1x1 in the short and intermediate ranges makes this offense even tougher to defend. |
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They've used him like he's a run-first guy, though. Drafting him with the idea of utilizing him in the passing game like KC used Williams last night makes sense. Drafting him with the idea of him being primarily a ballcarrier? If that's what you're looking for, why draft Edwards-Helaire and not Taylor? |
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