This is why Damien Williams is our starting RB

[Sorce]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

yeah, but:


4) there were drives in the game where we decided that yeah, we were gonna run it because Tenn was sitting back in coverage. And Williams was really good in those series.

This made a huge difference. They were gonna sit back and guard the pass. Andy saw this and ate clock. Even in the 3rd the more time we ran off the clock the more it took Henry out of the game.

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[mililo4cpa]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

yeah, but:
1) he doesn't carry on the ground all that much, really.
2)some of that was late in the game when we were trying to kill clock. Tenn knew it, too, and yeah, he was ineffective. But it's not like there were holes there; our line doesn't run block/short yardage style very well.
3)you absolutely have to consider his 'whole' game into any discussion. He's a very good receiver, and Andy would prefer to throw.
4) there were drives in the game where we decided that yeah, we were gonna run it because Tenn was sitting back in coverage. And Williams was really good in those series.

Don’t forget his pass blocking....he’s very good there too

[threebag]

Solid pass catcher and pass protector. Gets some nice yards on the ground plays with a lot of fight and doesn’t want to go down. He usually has to have a couple people bring him down. If we had road graters on the O line Dam would be a stud

[chiefzilla1501]

I always loved what he brought to the screen game and receiving game. What Damien's been really good at the past few months or so has been grinding out the short yardage stuff. He's fighting for every single yard and you really gotta love that.

I know he's been fighting injury all year, but there was a point where Shady was the lead back even with Damien there. Andy did a brilliant job this year with load management which makes the Shady signing very underrated. Even if he contributes nothing in the playoffs, he's a big reason Damien is this fresh late in the season.