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Exactly which is why I roll my eyes at the browns fans who want him to have the ball constantly like dude keep Chubb fresh and give a long RB career since RBs don’t last long

Exactly. There are many fans who complain that he isn’t allowed to run the ball more. But the Browns know what they have in Chubb and how to use him effectively to help ensure his longevity and effectiveness. Why is the former Ohio State RB and now former Cowboy looking for a job now, as one example? He was effective his first 3 seasons, but has been only average, at best, since then because of all the carries he had gotten. There are many more examples of RBs being used up rather quickly.

@@besharponeful Great point on Elliott.

​@@Ginga he has some of the highest carry numbers in the league he's just so fun to watch that you always want more from him

Derrick Henry the best

Facts. His vision an ability to makes guys miss, break tackles in exceptional.

I got him too and I’m a browns fan so it’s the best of both worlds

Ooooof sorry boys

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@@highlightcastle Henry holds that spot

​@HighlightCastle king henry is 1

Still probably better than Najee Harris 💀

@@ZaneTrain92 Damn Bro. 💀

You know that Jackson tried to trade away the pick that got us Chubb for a 3rd string Bengals quarterback that he liked. The gm delayed the paperwork until the trade deadline so he didn't have to go through with it. Getting himself fired and cancelling the aweful trade at the same time. As I said that pick got us Chubb and he was replaced with berry resulting in what could be considered the best trade result of all time for the browns

@@smoluselessbread7033 Yeah, Jackson tried to get Sashi Brown to give up TWO 2nd round picks to the hated Bengals for a QB who only lasted in the NFL for two seasons afterward. To the Bengals! Can you imagine how the Bengals, it’s fans, and the Media Megaphone Haters would have been gloating and rubbing it in the faces of the team and Browns fans? Further, the Media Megaphone Haters were ridiculing the Browns, spreading the bogus perception that Brown was so inept, he couldn’t properly file the trade paperwork in time, so the trade didn’t go through by the deadline. Turns out, it was a brilliant move…or non-move…by Brown, who obviously didn’t file the paperwork in time on purpose.

BTW…don’t get me started on Jackson. Turns out he was a fraud almost as bad a Freddie Kitchens. He lied and backstabbed Brown, then Haley backstabbed him. There is a reason both of them haven’t been able to get another job in the NFL. Of course, Jackson immediately went back to the Bengals, and only because his buddy was the HC. But since then, he has constantly lied about the Browns in an effort to get another job. But the NFL knows who and what he is.

Also everyone thought he was going to be good. He fell to the 2nd round because of injury.

I did! Had him at 30 to 1 odds for rookie of the year, but he only got 16 carries the first 6 games of the season due to Hugh Jackson's blindness! Last 10 games of the year he ran for 823 yards. Given an 82.3 yards per game average, that would have been 1316 over 16 starts, to Barkley's 1307. Where's my $9,000.00 Hugh! It only gets worse. Had him for the rushing title his 2nd year at 12 to 1 odds. He had a 127 yard lead going into the final game of the season but again more blindness manifested, this time with Freddie Kitchens. Chubb ran for only 41 yards on 13 carries, and 3 of those attempts came in the 2nd half. Kitchens later stated, "We were trying to win a football game." Chubb could have been the first back since Jim Brown in 1965 to win the rushing title, but apparently, Freddie really wanted that 7th win....LOL! Then as Chubb carried a 168 yard lead going into the final Sunday night game of the season, Derrick Henry was handed the ball 32 times, ripping of 211 yards! Boy, talk about a long night. Where's my $22,800.00 Freddie!

He a terrible reciever. he cant run routes and his pass catching is mediocre. to make a comparison its the same reason we never throw deep to schwartz

@@smoluselessbread7033 Im just talking about checkdowns, not actual routes

@@StevenCBlah the problem with that is he's not a great blocker for use in passing downs with no intention to actually use the rb

So he can basically only be used in play action.

@@smoluselessbread7033 He is not a terrible receiver, that is a huge misconception because they used Kareem for that role mostly. If he were given those plays, he could do that above average.