Le'Veon Bell

I thought that Seattle's defense did a really good job in just providing a counter at almost every single time for Kenneth Walker.

Like, Kenneth Walker, it kind of reminds me of Le'Veon Bell when he had things going in Pittsburgh.

Like, he just creates enough time to just slither through this hole, nobody's there, and then explode and get a 50-yard gain.

I felt like every time Kenneth Walker touched the ball, they had three guys around them.

He's got, Good vision, and he's deceptively elusive.

Kind of reminds me of a Le'Veon Bell back in the day with really patient, and all of a sudden he's wiggling through these really tiny gaps, but then when he puts his foot in the ground and gets uphill, he's a big, strong dude.

He's a handful to bring down.

Now eight rushing touchdowns over the last five.

Somebody in the media asked him, are you enjoying your time with the Chiefs? What is he going to say? No.

Like, what kind of a question is that? I remember in 2020 when the Chiefs got Le'Veon Bell.

This was when the Chiefs and the Bills, they rescheduled their game to a Monday or a Tuesday because a bunch of weird things happened in 2020, as you all know.

And I remember somebody in the media asked Andy Reid, they said, does it excite you that you're getting Le'Veon Bell? What are you going to answer? Like, what are you going to say? And I get people responding to that because I've criticized these comments publicly.

And people have said, oh, he's setting up the coach or the player to ask a follow-up question.

Well, then don't ask that silly question.

He went for, not from his own 24, but maybe from his own 40 or something like that.

If you have Mason Rudolph throwing the ball to Pat Friermuth and nobody's on the outside, and who knows who your running back is, versus Big Ben, Antonio Brown, Le'Veon Bell.

Yeah, I feel a little more confident.

That's part of where the Lions are at is, like, they have a good offensive line again.

And I wish Travion at times would be more patient because I think there's some missed opportunities there.

And for a guy like that, Like I think about Le'Veon Bell, like I don't want him to run like Le'Veon.

Yeah.

But you remember Le'Veon and his prime would like take the ball and he would just hang out.

It's not.

You're not Shady McCoy, Kenneth Walker, Le'Veon Bell.

That is not what you are.

You are never that.