I definitely would like to see more counters and pitches, anything to get something going off tackle
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Perhaps like the scripted plays that were taking chunks of yards right down the field for a TD? :-)
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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.
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He really disappointed last night. He was just so blah…..
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Yep. And the Chargers are bad against the run.
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Other than Shady, CEH is the worst starting RB we've had in a decade. Period.
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And he goes down very easily. You never really see break tackles or get significant YAC
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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.
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YPC isn't the only stat that matters you fucking 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. Fucking dipshit-bundle of sticks-bitch.
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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
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:-)
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.
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Shady was decent here for a while but was starting to fumble too much.

But he was still a 1000 times better than Bell.
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