Albert Okwuegbunam, Melvin Gordon III review the loss to Philadelphia

@Purklepanda55 this should be the week they prepare him to start, it’s time for a change and we will find out what and who he is.remember when Tebow gave us that spark and got us into the playoffs? sometimes a change is needed and we’re still in the hunt and hey if he bad we have a higher draft pick but we know this is not a SB team so what do we have to lose?

@Barron Strickland I agree. I think lock is also changing. He switched his footwork in the offseason, cut down on turnovers, checked the ball down more, and changed his mentality.

I hope lock gets one last chance to prove himself before we make any major moves.

@Purklepanda55 this is the perfect time.lock would have put his body on the line to make that tackle after that fumble also.

@Barron Strickland idk if he woulda made it but he would’ve tried.

@Purklepanda55 and that’s all we can ask.drew lock was known to put his body in harm’s way which was considered a problem.i just was a QB that will do what ever it takes to win and not worried about the box score

@b7ray32 from the ground up?🤣nah we just need a qb and a coach.

@GodlyXnNs I agree about Williams but we never should have brought Gordon to Denver, Phillip Lindsay and Williams would have been a better combination with Phillip Lindsay the back up RB !

@John Pena To be fair, Lindsay has totaled 133 yards this season with the Texans & right at 500 total yards last season with the Broncos, whose carries were split with Gorden, who had nearly 1000. You always go with the hot hand. I didn’t want to see Lindsay go either, but if a guy isn’t going to fit your schemes anymore, is it better to see him relegated to backup or practice-squad status, or do you give him a chance to play every day, which he is clearly not getting, even in Houston right now?

@David Burkart Phillip Lindsay’s isn’t getting anywhere near the carriers in Houston that he got in Denver and last year he played half the season while injured with a dead ankle and shared Carrie’s with Gordon .

@John Pena That is true, but it also is indicative of how the Texans value Phillip, where he fits in their own schemes, which causes me to think Denver was seeing the same limitations. After a couple of years of tape study, teams figure out how to stop even the best of players. They may believe teams have figured out Lindsay’s strengths and will be limited in his effectiveness from here on out. Such players are still effective in part-time or shared roles because the opposing defense may be limited with their on-field adjustments with offensive switches of RBs & WRs.

Teams in today’s NFL share more snaps in their running game than ever because it makes sense to spread the load & reduce the potential for long-term injury to an individual key running back.