Let's talk about the Cowboys (Week 11)

[Chris Meck]

This would be a really good game to get a healthy Clyde back and utilize him like we did Williams last night. Williams is sure handed, but doesn't make anyone miss.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

This would be a really good game to get a healthy Clyde back and utilize him like we did Williams last night. Williams is sure handed, but doesn't make anyone miss.

Clyde has never had a performance like Williams had as a receiver last night, unfortunately.

I hope that changes when he returns. CEH emerging as a receiver completes this offense, imo.

[Dunerdr]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Clyde has never had a performance like Williams had as a receiver last night, unfortunately.

I hope that changes when he returns. CEH emerging as a receiver completes this offense, imo.

Almost no running backs have games like Williams had last night. That has less to do with Williams and more to do with scheme and targets than anything.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by Dunerdr

Almost no running backs have games like Williams had last night. That has less to do with Williams and more to do with scheme and targets than anything.

Clyde has only had 3 games in his career where he eclipsed Damien Williams Super Bowl production (4 catches, 29 yards, 1 touchdown). He really has not emerged as a pass catching threat and Williams has eclipsed his production as a receiver consistently since taking over.

[ChiefAshhole1056]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Clyde has only had 3 games in his career where he eclipsed Damien Williams Super Bowl production (4 catches, 29 yards, 1 touchdown). He really has not emerged as a pass catching threat and Williams has eclipsed his production as a receiver consistently since taking over.

I think this has more to do with Pat’s decision making than Clyde’s ability as a receiver. The checkdown has been more a part of the offense than it ever has with Pat these past few weeks, and if they keep that same philosophy Clyde should really be a sight for sore eyes and people will get back on the train quickly. Darrel simply isn’t a very good running back, he literally is just average across the board at every skill as a RB. Great TD catch yesterday though.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by ChiefAshhole1056

I think this has more to do with Pat’s decision making than Clyde’s ability as a receiver. The checkdown has been more a part of the offense than it ever has with Pat these past few weeks, and if they keep that same philosophy Clyde should really be a sight for sore eyes and people will get back on the train quickly. Darrel simply isn’t a very good running back, he literally is just average across the board at every skill as a RB. Great TD catch yesterday though.

I agree. Where I'll be concerned is if CEH still doesn't emerge as a pass catching option after he returns.

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by ChiefAshhole1056

I think this has more to do with Pat’s decision making than Clyde’s ability as a receiver. The checkdown has been more a part of the offense than it ever has with Pat these past few weeks, and if they keep that same philosophy Clyde should really be a sight for sore eyes and people will get back on the train quickly. Darrel simply isn’t a very good running back, he literally is just average across the board at every skill as a RB. Great TD catch yesterday though.

This.