Chiefs ****The Clyde Edwards-Helaire Thread***** - Page 294

Originally Posted by Pepe Silvia:
It really did, they f***** up his hip bad.

Yep, lost all that quickness, especially in his cuts, too bad. Now hes JAG,
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He had 9 snaps yesterday... My God people, he's a good pass blocker and he's taking early season snaps from Pacheco, who at the end of the game yesterday, looked a little banged up.
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Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief:
He had 9 snaps yesterday... My God people, he's a good pass blocker and he's taking early season snaps from Pacheco, who at the end of the game yesterday, looked a little banged up.

bro he curses drives
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PFR's defines a successful run as one that gets 40% of the yards needed on first down, 60% on second down, 100% on third and fourth down. Among the 50 RBs with at least 25 carries this season, only two have a lower success rate than Clyde.
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Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief:
He had 9 snaps yesterday... My God people, he's a good pass blocker and he's taking early season snaps from Pacheco, who at the end of the game yesterday, looked a little banged up.

Three first down runs… 2 yards, 1 yard, 1 yard.

Automatic second and long.
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Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief:
He had 9 snaps yesterday... My God people, he's a good pass blocker and he's taking early season snaps from Pacheco, who at the end of the game yesterday, looked a little banged up.

I think his pass blocking and the fact that he hasn't fumbled in two years (knock on wood) is why Reid trusts him more than most understand.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
PFR's defines a successful run as one that gets 40% of the yards needed on first down, 60% on second down, 100% on third and fourth down. Among the 50 RBs with at least 25 carries this season, only two have a lower success rate than Clyde.

Are the other 2 names Edwards and Helaire?
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We drafted this piece of shit?
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Originally Posted by Dunerdr:
The Saints injury changed his body. It's unfortunate. And I half convinced Reid and Veach are just letting him rack up those vet years and money.

What did he injure again? Was it his hip?
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RBs have short careers. While he was overdrafted here, he doesn’t look like same guy from college.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
RBs have short careers. While he was overdrafted here, he doesn’t look like same guy from college.

What burst he had is gone from injuries. Go back and watch highlights of his first game, entirely different player.
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Originally Posted by Warpaint69:
What burst he had is gone from injuries. Go back and watch highlights of his first game, entirely different player.

Since that hip injury his rookie year. Zapped all athleticism. Why you don't draft RBs early.
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Originally Posted by crispystl:
What did he injure again? Was it his hip?

His spirit.
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Originally Posted by Warpaint69:
What burst he had is gone from injuries. Go back and watch highlights of his first game, entirely different player.

Yeah, we’re hard on him here but you’re absolutely correct. Remember that game against the Bills where he just dominated? I honestly thought we had our workhorse after that one.

The injury did ruin him, it’s a really a shame.
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Originally Posted by nychief:
Since that hip injury his rookie year. Zapped all athleticism. Why you don't draft RBs early.

Sean Payton special.
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