Zach Charbonnet

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Charbonnet is still a better blocker and receiver than Walker, (which is why he gets 3rd & long snaps), but he's not a stud blocker or receiver. Walker is a short-yardage threat to the outside and Smith can be the short-yardage inside threat. I don't see what Charbonnet brings to that situation. I don't think the Seahawks have offensive skill players that are suited to short-yardage situations.

 

[irfuben32]

Charbonnet is still a better blocker and receiver than Walker, (which is why he gets 3rd & long snaps), but he's not a stud blocker or receiver. Walker is a short-yardage threat to the outside and Smith can be the short-yardage inside threat. I don't see what Charbonnet brings to that situation. I don't think the Seahawks have offensive skill players that are suited to short-yardage situations.

I will concede he is probably a better blocker but K9 has been awesome catching the ball. Walker makes tough catches and can still gather himself and get up field quickly. I don't think Charbonett catches that TD against Atlanta either.