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Our starting tight end, Dalton Schultz, had the most receptions of his career yesterday at 8. He was every bit the security blanket Dak needed on another rough day for the offense.
Every player on an offense, however, should be willing & able to block in the run game. Schultz is plenty strong enough, so that leaves his willingness. Perfect example: on a Pollard stretch play, 210 pound Ceedee Lamb is tasked with blocking 255 lb. Lorenzo Carter. Lamb fights, scratches, & claws and gets the job done. The 255 lb. Schultz pulls out & engages a 210 lb. DB, & gets stoned. Doesn't move the guy an inch. I've seen too many plays where Schultz is left trailing his man, who ends up hitting our ball carrier.
Anyone else have a problem with that?
Every player on an offense, however, should be willing & able to block in the run game. Schultz is plenty strong enough, so that leaves his willingness. Perfect example: on a Pollard stretch play, 210 pound Ceedee Lamb is tasked with blocking 255 lb. Lorenzo Carter. Lamb fights, scratches, & claws and gets the job done. The 255 lb. Schultz pulls out & engages a 210 lb. DB, & gets stoned. Doesn't move the guy an inch. I've seen too many plays where Schultz is left trailing his man, who ends up hitting our ball carrier.
Anyone else have a problem with that?