He's got really good vision.
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We don't need a single 50 yard run to make the run game successful. We need someone who can consistently get enough yards to get a first down and keep drives going. That guy is Clyde. Darrel is complete ass at short yardage situations. Gore isn't getting a chance. McKinnon is laughable. Burton should get the ball on every 3rd and 4th down and less than 2.
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Clyde averaged 3.5 YPC in December.

He might be our worst back.
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Came here to check on injury updates, now I’m gonna cut back out of it.
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I don't look at it as individual players.

This team has been much better since they adopted a RRBC approach. I know that sounds crazy but this team is much better platooning than trying to feed CEH the ball.

If he can come back and get 8-10 touches, I'm fine with that. But I want to see Gore, Williams, and even McKinnon in the right situations.
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Our backs are so average across the board it's better if they're running fresh.
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As we all know, the pre-game warmups are the most dangerous time
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And being used in the right situational packages. They all have a niche.
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Everyone practiced today.
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Excellent news. :-)
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CEH ?
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we are going to nuke pitt
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When none of your RBs are particularly good, it makes as much sense as anything to just keep rolling out fresh ones.

I think they do have slightly different skill sets and so some situational rotations make sense. But weirdly, the only guy I think I'd give 70% percent of the reps to is Jerrick McKinnon. And if the Chiefs don't trust him, that's understandable. So go ahead and roll the RBBC.
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You can't trust that shrimp in pass protection.
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I'll take a formation of Gore and McKinnon flanking Mahomes in shotgun on 3rd and 4 or longer. Just have one of them chip TJ Watt fergawdssake.
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