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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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I think one of his best assets is his vision but it was complete ass today.
I think that play they tugged him and put in Williams helped... |
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This felt like a Derick Gore kind of game. Shifty power football. Don't dance, just go. Clyde hesitated more than once.
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Point granted for ball security, though. That is one thing he is legitimately good at. |
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But still, if ALL three were here? It would have made The Greatest Show on Turf look like the movie coming out about Kurt Warner. |
Let's try to remember that he's playing behind a brand-new OL, three of which are rookies. It's going to take some time for them to become instinctual.
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He missed several of them today. |
Clyde or Hellen Keller?
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Should the Chiefs have drafted D’Andre Swift over CEH?
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But for now we’ve gotta figure out how to fix Clyde |
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My worry is about CEH is that the Chiefs saw how seamless it was to plug in Damien Williams and assumed every back would develop that chemistry with Patrick. I think everyone is right, until CEH is trusted to be in the backfield with Mahomes on third and long, he’s not going to have much of a chance to develop that. |
He’s a running back who is supposed to excel at receiving in perhaps the most favorable offense there is for that skill set and position. But he does next to nothing special or even above average in it. When we try to make teams pay for playing coverage with him running we mostly can’t. And we also never seem to run screens for him either. Not sure why.
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When he first came into the league he was a patient runner waiting for holes to open up but he seems to have lost that. I’m guessing that’s because there were zero holes created with last years OL and he doesn’t trust this new line yet. A bit like Mahomes remembering to step up into the pocket now he doesn’t have to run for his life the whole time. I think CEH will be fine as the OL gels
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Misses holes?????
CEH misses daylight. Like others have said, chooses to run up an offensive linesman's ass rather than simply take the open space. Also doesn't seem to like going left and won't accelerate that way. Super mediocre thus far. |
17 touches for 72 yds. Not great, not bad. But I'm good with it in a game like that. Playing from behind will typically hurt the running game. Ball security was on point though.
Rather have Clyde not losing the ball, than Chubb laying it down on the grass. |
How many yards should Clyde avg. per touch?
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250 carries, 1,100 rushing yards, 4.3 avg, 8 rushing TDs 54 catches, 440 receiving yards, 2 receiving TDs He was a first round pick in an Andy Reid offense with Mahomes and a big investment in the OL. Those numbers aren’t unrealistic. |
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the question is are the chiefs going to force the ball to him just because he is a first rounder? I am just glad he caught that lob from PM.
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I thought he looked pretty natural when he did catch the ball, but left meat on the bone in the run game. I'm assuming we arent running screens to him because the line just isnt there yet. The browns were loading the box a few times, once on the really nice play action play. I dont think hes a bust at this point but he hasnt lived up to what he did in college or his draft position.
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Don Bennett was bad
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He wasn't good yesterday. There were a few times he was just late to the hole, like he's trying to feel his way thru.
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CEH faced one of the leagues best defenses, which it could very well being a top5 run defense at the end of the year. To which yesterday he avg. 4.65yds per touch. Ball security was on point. There is only so many stats to go around. Not every touch will be a 6-7yd gain. CEH did what was asked of him yesterday. Was it a pro bowl performance? No. But he did his job that was asked of him. I'd still rather have CEH's 73 yds and no turnovers than Nick Chubb's 101yds 2 td's and 1 crucial fumble. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hmXTs84XBFs" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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And the job that's asked of him is to run through holes and take what the O-line gives him and then more. He wasn't even taking what the O-line gave him. If the O-line had a run blocked for 5+ yards, he would run into their asses for a good 3. |
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Ball security is good. I’m glad he didn’t fumble. That said, the performance he had can’t be spun as “good” by any measurable stat. It was a bad day. It happens, but this can’t be his average outing. If it is, we need RB help in the worst way and that was an awful pick. I think he’ll figure it out. I suspect he’ll bounce back next week and get more productive. We’ve seen him have big games before. |
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Unfortunately we always seem more impressed with the other teams RB than ours, Hunt always seem to make something out of nothing and CEH so far seems to end up making nothing out of something, how many times have been able to say "NICE ****ING RUN" since he has been here . I am still holding out hope for a breakout this year , time will tell.
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Clyde is a bit streaky. Week one last year he was the leading OROY candidate.
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We need to feed him the ball more, the problem with running the ball on our team seems to be establishing the run to start with.
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It’s one game, so I don’t want to overreact. But if he isn’t highly productive in this offense, then we really need to invest in that position in the offseason. |
Clyde just lacks the speed for busting big plays and yesterday it seemed there were times he could have bounced the run outside but chose to plow into the line for a couple yards.
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This cant be true. I was told by CM here that Clyde is an elite talent.
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He’s nowhere near as good as Kareem. Man I miss that guy.
Having a true ass kicker who has excellent balance, power and receiving skills makes such a difference. I’d even take prime Spencer Ware back |
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I loved him at LSU. I thought he was going to be a star. I was wrong. |
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I'm going to give him more than one week with the entire new offensive line against a strong defensive front.
Were there times I wish he would have zigged left instead of zagging right? For sure, like 3 or 4 times. I think the chemistry will settle in there, and learn to read the spots better. You know how a QB can get rattled if they have a shitty Oline for a while, and begin seeing ghosts where there are none? I wonder if it's the same thing with a RB. His acclimation to the NFL was the lineman getting smashed into his lap all season long last year. I'm sure EB & Reid will go over the tape with him and get it corrected. This is the guy Joe Burrow called the "best player on our team" the year they won the national championship and had multiple first rounders taken. I think he'll come around. |
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I'm confused as to why we moved Greg Lewis from WR coach to RB coach. That seems odd to me.
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Don't do this. Ever. Unless you have Jamaal Charles in your backfield, take the ball out of Mahomes hands as infrequently as possible. Even when you do run it, it should be primarily out of RPO situations where Mahomes can check into a pass to attack the numbers. This team shouldn't be calling more than a dozen or so designed runs a game and all of those should be situation dependent (short yardage or to set up a pass look later on). Trying to 'establish the run' just to double-down on an iffy 1st round pick couldn't be more wrong-headed. That's how bad teams operate. This isn't one of those teams. |
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Game planning to run the ball more isn’t smart with this QB. |
We run to keep the RPO's and flashy plays effective. It changes it up. Clyde is fine.
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I guess I'd be more concerned if we hadn't seen CEH have good games before. I think he'll be fine.
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Something does seem off so far this year, but I’m not sure if it’s him, the new OL, and/or a bit of a scheme change in the run game. I’m just going to be patient and wait a few more games. |
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His vision is a concern. It's depressing. That's what did in Knile Davis.
Also I hate to keep bringing up Jonathan Taylor but for a back that was supposed to have hands of stone he keeps having solid receiving games. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Watching this live, I was blown away CEH didn't see the left side. I mean, he literally could have jogged for more than three yards by turning left.<br><br>Hell, he might have gotten three yards jogging to the right side. Instead, he chose the middle <a href="https://t.co/Z7i0CyXtGV">https://t.co/Z7i0CyXtGV</a></p>— Matt Verderame (@MattVerderame) <a href="https://twitter.com/MattVerderame/status/1437431186154995715?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 13, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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I don't think a player just loses vision. It looks like CEH has a little PTSD from the garbage OL last year. Combine that with a very good Browns defense, an early deficit, and only one "normal" offseason, and it's far too early to write him off just yet. He also looked slow, so maybe he wasn't at 100% like he claimed.
If his production doesn't increase as the OL (presumably) gels, then we may be looking at a problem at RB. |
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Kareem Hunt https://media4.giphy.com/media/k6WNtpEWtuGSA/giphy.gif |
There were several instances just like that yesterday
While I'm still hopeful he'll get it fixed, its nonetheless hard to understand what the problem is... we've seen him play much better than this |
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I just don’t understand how the guy looked so good his last 2 games last year against 2 very good run defenses, and now he just forgot how to play the position? I kind of wonder if the two injuries (the one last and ankle in TC), plus the gallbladder surgery he had in the offseason, haven’t affected him. Hopefully he gets better week to week and gets back on track with no interruptions. |
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