I definitely would like to see more counters and pitches, anything to get something going off tackle

Perhaps like the scripted plays that were taking chunks of yards right down the field for a TD? :hmmm:

All of our backs are slow as shit. The last thing we need is to run them East-West on pitches and sweeps.

Counters could be useful, but I'm not sure any defense gives enough of a shit about our running game to make them effective.

He really disappointed last night. He was just so blah…..

He seems willing to make aggressive changes when he notices stuff not working very well. But who knows, maybe Veach & Reid are happy with Clyde's performance. I would sure like to see more passing plays for him. Seems like that could be effective with all the coverages heavily focused on Tyreek & Kelce.

They can’t be pleased with Clyde. They can live with it, but if they’re honest, I’m sure they’d love to upgrade there.

CEH has shown minimal vision/explosivenesses to break free from defenders this year.

It’s the same shit with him in the run and screen game… there are no explosive plays.

Yep. And the Chargers are bad against the run.

Other than Shady, CEH is the worst starting RB we've had in a decade. Period.

And he goes down very easily. You never really see break tackles or get significant YAC

Holy shit you’re stupid. Shady averaged 5.4yds/carry as a chief. Behind one of the worst IOLs in KCs history. Behind this OK he’d probably average around 7yds/carry.

YPC isn't the only stat that matters you ****ing mongoloid. He was also a bad play/turnover machine at the absolute worst times to go along with his 4.6 YPC (again, you're a dumbass) with KC. ****ing dipshit-bundle of sticks-bitch.

He had a 9 yard run last night where they collided hard on the sideline. He caught the 2 point conversion too. Thats the ones I remember

ROFL
Hi reerun, let's play "these are the facts," okay?

In a 12 year career Shady has fumbled 25 times. That's just 2.08 times per season.

Let's find some context, dipstick.

Walter Payton: 13 year career, 86 fumbles.

Jim Brown: 9 year career, 57 fumbles.

Barry Sanders: 10 year career, 41 fumbles.

More facts:

Through his 12 year career, McCoy has had 7 seasons with two or fewer fumbles, and 4 seasons with just 1 or fewer fumbles.

Through McCoy's first 7 games as a Chief (he didn't really play after week 8), he rushed for 362 yards on 69 carries. Let me be clear: that's 5.25 yards/carry.

To be even more transparent, let's look at his average per game through the first 8 weeks of 2019:

Week 1: 81 yds/10 carries=8.1 yds/carry

Week 2: 23yds/11 carries=2.09yds/carry

week 3: 54yds/8 carries=6.75yds/carry

Week 4: 56yds/11 carries=5.09yds/carry

Week 5: DNP

Week 6: 44yds/8 carries=5.5yds/carry

Week 7: 64yds/12 carries=5.33yds/carry

Week 8: 40yds/9 carries=4.4yds/carry

So 6 out of 8 weeks behind a different OL every single game, with new teammates at every position, Shady averaged more than 5yds/carry.

In fact, if you subtract both Shady's best performance as well as his worst in those 8 weeks, Shady averaged a league-leading 5.37 yds/carry.

During this same period Damien Williams was averaging less than 2 yds/carry.

Like I said, damn, you're stupid.

Shady was decent here for a while but was starting to fumble too much.

But he was still a 1000 times better than Bell.