The Chubb-Hub Yardage Delivery Service

[Jack Brickman]

Thought he was a 4.6 guy...

I mean, he ran 4.52 at the combine.

 

[Norm]

I mean, he ran 4.52 at the combine.

From preseason and the first couple weeks. He looked slower. Guess his knee is just getting stronger. Great for us

 

[Jack Brickman]

From preseason and the first couple weeks. He looked slower. Guess his knee is just getting stronger. Great for us

Main takeaway from yesterday for me was all the broken tackles combined with the speed. On the first run he only broke like one tackle, but he just torched the Raiders secondary when he hit that second gear. The second run, though, he broke at least four tackles and just embarrassed the Raiders defense.

 

[Norm]

Main takeaway from yesterday for me was all the broken tackles combined with the speed. On the first run he only broke like one tackle, but he just torched the Raiders secondary when he hit that second gear. The second run, though, he broke at least four tackles and just embarrassed the Raiders defense.

Agreed, 2nd long run was more impressive. The replay shows 4-5 broken tackles and none of the guys slowed him down. That was impressive. Maybe the game is slowing down a bit for him. Gonna be good once he learns how to block.......and he ain't on special teams lol

 

[Jack Brickman]

Agreed, 2nd long run was more impressive. The replay shows 4-5 broken tackles and none of the guys slowed him down. That was impressive. Maybe the game is slowing down a bit for him. Gonna be good once he learns how to block.......and he ain't on special teams lol

I had him ranked as either the third or fourth best RB in the draft. Pretty much the same as Michel (although he had the bone on bone knee rumors) and behind Barkley and Guice. Although of course that was before Guice tore his ACL and was done for the year.

At any rate, Chubb will get his shot next year if not earlier.

 

[Kbiz]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0tCD9fknUo


What most impressed me was Chubb's field vision on his second TD. Our O-line did a piss poor job of maintaining their blocks and he was able to feel the pressure and just cut it right, essentially creating his own hole.

One of his best attributes in college was his slipperiness - he's just deceptively elusive and it looks like that will carry over into the pros, albeit we only have a small sample size

Hopefully he's a quick learn on pass protection because he deserves more carries on his ability alone.

 

[Scholar]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0tCD9fknUo


What most impressed me was Chubb's field vision on his second TD. Our O-line did a piss poor job of maintaining their blocks and he was able to feel the pressure and just cut it right, essentially creating his own hole.

One of his best attributes in college was his slipperiness - he's just deceptively elusive and it looks like that will carry over into the pros, albeit we only have a small sample size

Hopefully he's a quick learn on pass protection because he deserves more carries on his ability alone.

Why the hell do we only give him three touches when he breaks two of them for TDs.

 

[FrontPageNews]

the hell do we only give him three touches when he breaks two of them for TDs.

Because bad coaching

 

[CleveRocks]

Why the hell do we only give him three touches when he breaks two of them for TDs.

First run we could argue was good blocking up front, but second TD, was on Chubb. Man he looked good..

 

[DaNewCavs]

First run we could argue was good blocking up front, but second TD, was on Chubb. Man he looked good..

C'mon. Hue knows that anyone could have broke those for long gains. Even Isaiah Crowell.

 

[FrontPageNews]

Lmao on 3 carries.

 

[col63onel]

Reminder that we got him for taking on 1 year of Brock Osweiler's contract. And a ton analysts thought we were stupid for doing so.

 

[caf]

Reminder that we got him for taking on 1 year of Brock Osweiler's contract. And a ton analysts thought we were stupid for doing so.

Cap space that would have gone unused. And helps us get to the 4-year salary floor.

 

[Jack Brickman]

Reminder that we got him for taking on 1 year of Brock Osweiler's contract. And a ton analysts thought we were stupid for doing so.

I'll never understand why anyone would criticize a team with a mountain of cap space for taking on a bad short-term deal to get a pick. It's not like any of us gives a shit if Haslam burns ten to fifteen million dollars. It's not our money. Plus, again, it's not like we weren't able to pretty immediately get out of the deal a year later. It's not some anchor weighing us down for years.

 

[col63onel]

I'll never understand why anyone would criticize a team with a mountain of cap space for taking on a bad short-term deal to get a pick. It's not like any of us gives a shit if Haslam burns ten to fifteen million dollars. It's not our money. Plus, again, it's not like we weren't able to pretty immediately get out of the deal a year later. It's not some anchor weighing us down for years.

To boot, we have a minimum we have to spend anyways, so it isn't even costing Haslam any actual dollars, necessarily.

I can get the argument that since teams aren't allowed to trade cash for a pick, it circumvents the CBA in spirit. And maybe they should create a rule that makes this type of trade harder. But it was legal, and was an obvious benefit for the Browns.