ImTheScientist
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3.1 ypc by Carson isn't going to get it done.
FlyingGreg":3or3uy7m said:And Lacy's .6 ypc this season will?
Sigh.
Its. The. Line.
Cyrus12":phsozdxc said:I agree free him...as in make him a free agent...
Mjolnir":yj8jbp48 said:FlyingGreg":yj8jbp48 said:And Lacy's .6 ypc this season will?
Sigh.
Its. The. Line.
Agreed.
I asked a general question in another thread today regarding the run blocking philosophy and strategy, and was thinking that it would be great if we tried to go to a more power run game versus zone blocking. Now, I realize this simply can't happen overnight...it's probably too late for this season. But with the players we have, I always wonder what if?
I think Carson could do great behind the spirit of a run blocking scheme. But maybe I'm full of it.
adeltaY":1a5gl8bd said:Mjolnir":1a5gl8bd said:FlyingGreg":1a5gl8bd said:And Lacy's .6 ypc this season will?
Sigh.
Its. The. Line.
Agreed.
I asked a general question in another thread today regarding the run blocking philosophy and strategy, and was thinking that it would be great if we tried to go to a more power run game versus zone blocking. Now, I realize this simply can't happen overnight...it's probably too late for this season. But with the players we have, I always wonder what if?
I think Carson could do great behind the spirit of a run blocking scheme. But maybe I'm full of it.
I think that the man blocking scheme might be easier for the linemen, but Carson is a really good fit for the ZBS. He has great vision, which he is still improving, and is a one cut runner, which is ideal for the ZBS. ZBS has the lineman moving laterally instead of forward in the power/man blocking scheme. The RB squares up to the line after the handoff and looks for the hole. If there isn't one such as when the defense overpursues, the RB cuts it back.
Might be waiting to see how durable the other backs are and keeping him as an emergency backup plan for now.HawkFan72":k0ycw795 said:Cyrus12":k0ycw795 said:I agree free him...as in make him a free agent...
This is most likely what will happen. He has no Special Teams value and the Seahawks aren't going to use him. Rawls is the backup.
Lacy is a waste of a roster spot at this point.
Yeah, we actually had a few 3rd and shorts that would kind of depress his avg YPC.MontanaHawk05":3w13quab said:I was surprised, when watching the SF footage, how many of Carson's runs were for valuable first downs. So that mollifies my concern over his YPC a bit.
ImTheScientist":3n5ex26y said:3.1 ypc by Carson isn't going to get it done.
Seymour":3ow2z6in said:ImTheScientist":3ow2z6in said:3.1 ypc by Carson isn't going to get it done.
Judging a RB with a crap oline is not a great way to evaluate his talent.
Example A.
2015 Marshawn Lynch (with a better oline) 417 yards 111 att. 3.8 ave.
2017 Chris Carson 166 yards 37 att. 4.5 ave.
Is Carson 16% better than Lynch was in 2015?