Some fun here. Edwards-Helaire rushed for 1,415 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior .. all-purpose yards -- receiving (55 receptions, 453 yards) and kick returner (KEY) 10 returns, 214 yards pic.twitter.com/3Duq1jjy6J
Holy offense Bat Man. I love Clyde Edwards-Helaire. He is best Rb in the draft. Watkins and Hill deep. Kelce in the middle. And Edwards-Helaire underneath. Good Luck defenses.
Brett Veach told Andy Reid to watch some Clyde Edwards-Helaire film and told Reid you’ll see Brian Westbrook. Reid watched. Then got back to Veach and said he’s better than Westbrook.
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LSU RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire is the only player in SEC history with 1,000+ rushing yards and 50+ receptions in a single season.
A crazy stat to consider when factoring in that the SEC has had 95 RB drafted to the NFL just since 2000, including 15 first rounders. [Reply]
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One coach told me new #Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire was the best player he saw on tape in this draft:
"He's such a playmaker. He’s a good ball-carrier, but his value in the pass game is pretty substantial. He never gets tackled by the first guy." [Reply]
Originally Posted by Ubeja Vontell:
**** the Colts, life long Texan/Chiefs fan here who has seen every RB they have ever had, hell...Herman Heard. BUT....Barry Sanders was amazing, Randy Moss incredible, so I need to be a Lions/Vikes fan.....really?
No you need to chug a fucking gallon of bleach with an antifreeze chaser you annoying ass child. I can’t wait for the moment the mods decide to put your dumb ass back in the RR. [Reply]
To me CEH will have a huge impact in the team's success in the following years. This guy is built to play in big games. I honestly believe we are winning at the very least 3 Super Bowls with him on the starting roster. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Coochie liquor:
No you need to chug a ****ing gallon of bleach with an antifreeze chaser you annoying ass child. I can’t wait for the moment the mods decide to put your dumb ass back in the RR.
Originally Posted by e3263518:
To me CEH will have a huge impact in the team's success in the following years. This guy is built to play in big games. I honestly believe we are winning at the very least 3 Super Bowls with him on the starting roster.
I'm pretty sure the stats say you're wrong.
Every carry he takes is a play he takes from Mahomes.
Every catch he makes is a catch taken from Kelce/Hill/Watkins
Every salary cap dollar he takes up is away from a more important position
When you have an elite QB, an RB is not really an important addition
Originally Posted by JakeF:
I'm pretty sure the stats say you're wrong.
Every carry he takes is a possession he takes from Mahomes.
Every catch he makes is a catch taken from Kelce/Hill/Watkins
Every salary cap dollar he takes up is away from a more important position
When you have an elite QB, an RB is not really an important addition
Not my opinion, what the stat nerds say.
This seems myopic, in my opinion. He'll be able to attack the soft underbelly of defenses as third/forth options...
I mean the only way to stop Pat is to bring heat, hit him and beat him up... how great will it be to have a dynamic pass catching back available to bail out to when the blitzes rain down? I just don't see a downside.... I think Reid sees Marshall Faulk in St. Louis. [Reply]
Originally Posted by JakeF:
I'm pretty sure the stats say you're wrong.
Every carry he takes is a possession he takes from Mahomes.
Every catch he makes is a catch taken from Kelce/Hill/Watkins
Every salary cap dollar he takes up is away from a more important position
When you have an elite QB, an RB is not really an important addition
Not my opinion, what the stat nerds say.
Every carry takes away an entire possession? How the **** does that happen? [Reply]
Originally Posted by JakeF:
I'm pretty sure the stats say you're wrong.
Every carry he takes is a possession he takes from Mahomes.
Every catch he makes is a catch taken from Kelce/Hill/Watkins
Every salary cap dollar he takes up is away from a more important position
When you have an elite QB, an RB is not really an important addition
Originally Posted by JakeF:
I'm pretty sure the stats say you're wrong.
Every carry he takes is a possession he takes from Mahomes.
Every catch he makes is a catch taken from Kelce/Hill/Watkins
Every salary cap dollar he takes up is away from a more important position
When you have an elite QB, an RB is not really an important addition
Not my opinion, what the stat nerds say.
He’s not making some crazy amount of money. We return most of our starters from a Super Bowl winning team. Most people seem to forget a lot of Mahomes big statistical games came when he had a real threat at RB, now he may have that again, but also a threat to still catch the ball and take it the distance too. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RustShack:
He’s not making some crazy amount of money. We return most of our starters from a Super Bowl winning team. Most people seem to forget a lot of Mahomes big statistical games came when he had a real threat at RB, now he may have that again, but also a threat to still catch the ball and take it the distance too.
I don't know why ya'll don't just thumbs-down posts into oblivion* and move on... WTF would anyone want to attempt rationalization against "every time you give it to one really talented guy, another talented guy isn't getting the ball!", much less someone else opinion spamming the thread as long as people keep replying.
Not advocating for rep-war style BS, but still...
(*go ahead, just do it and get it over with....) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
Kareem killed it with the Chiefs O.
You couldn't find a better fit for our offense than CEH so he should be productive. I bet he kills it running the wheel route that Andy loves so much. [Reply]
