CMC improvement pretty drastic

[thefuzz]

Typical rookie struggles.

Kalil going out.

Kalil fitting in.

Cam not scaring a soul because of the surgery.

 

 

[SetfreexX]

59 minutes ago, rayzor said:

we have to remember that we also had shula who spent/wasted most of the first half of the season trying to figure out how to use him.

^^ is this not crazy, if you ARE AN NFL OC why do you need to ''figure out'' how to use such a flexible talent....

[Scrumtrilescent]

The analytical part of my brain is weeping at that graphical representation.

[ecu88]

1st 8 games avg: 2.39 yds

Last 8 games avg: 4.68 yds

 

95.8% increase in yds per carry basically doubling his output per touch.

Factors for improvement:

More comfortable behind our Oline

Oline gelled 

Oline schemes simplified more

R Kalil back

Increased carries

More wideout speed before injuries

 

Our Offense is predicated on speed wideouts to keep the opponent's safety out of the box, KB had to go as DF was essentially a duplicate with better atheletism.

 

Recommendations:

Restructure JStew to minimize cap hit. He still has thread on the tires as he averages 170 carries a year. For comparison AD 240/yr for career. If not cut him.

 

Draft in the First

Billy Price G/C

 

Draft in the Second

James Washington WR 

 

Draft in the Third

Hayden Hurst TE

 

Draft in the Third 

Nick Chubb RB

 

[Dunn]

I can't wait for him to get back in for his second season.  He was almost veteran like in the second half of his rookie year, can only imagine how much better he'll be getting. 

[Jakob]

When we drafted him the Huddle acted like 700-800 yards from scrimmage would be a good rookie season. He had 1100 and now folks act like he had a dud season. All he did was steadily improve and I'm sure better play calling next year won't hurt.

[Manther]

I hate to say it, but the offense looked better without Benjamin than with it.  It just doesn't make any sense.

[The Huddler]

Asking shula to use CMC effectivky is like asking a Toddler to drive a car.