Sometimes I think he runs more with the purpose of punishing the defense than gainng yards. Just a mean steak that the offense has needed.

When it counted most he made it happen.
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Like Toucan Sam always says, "He's grrrrrrrrrrreat!"
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when was the last time we had a RB go over 90 yards rushing in a postseason game?
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Uhhh, no
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Without looking it up, I’ll guess Damien Williams against the 49ers.
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He is a faster, even more intense Kareem Hunt.
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Thx for posting.

Pacheco is the body blow. He's the gut punch/kick the team has been missing since Kareem left. Gotta have a hammer in football, and now we have one. We're gonna wreck shit all the way to the SB and beyond. And Pacheco s going to be the wrecking ball.
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95 yards for Pacheco tonight.

104 for Damien in the Super Bowl.

129 for Damien in the Colts playoff win.

Other than that a whole lotta meh production from RBs recently.
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Super Bowl against San Fran. Williams did it.
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Interesting stats. 95 yards when the Jags knew Mahomes was hurt and expected more run is most impressive.

Pacheco and the interior line brings a whole new dimension to the offense. Razzle-dazzle and speed, or old-school push the defense off the line of scrimmage and hammer the back end with a RB intending to inflict punnishment.
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He has some burst.
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Should have ran it with him way more than they did. I like McKinnon for the passing game, but there is no reason whatsoever that he should be carrying the ball 11 times when Pacheco only had 12 carries. This should have been a game where we fed Pacheco 20+ carries. McKinnon is just not good at running the ball
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Can’t be that predictable. Needed McKinnon on the field more for pass protection given where Mahomes was. They needed to mix things up more to protect the QB and switch up tendencies.
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Pacheco and McKinnon are a GREAT 1-2 punch.
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Duracell Bunny.
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