xwalker
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They have kept him out of running situations as well.
It's not a fair assessment to say say his chip blocking play shows they don't trust him to pass block. Teams don't know how many defenders are coming when the call a passing play. The RB that only chip blocks on one play would be expected to pick up a blitzing LBer on another play.
The play where he chip blocked was a pass to him. It appeared to be a designed pass not a dump off. The chip was intended to make it appear that he was not going to run a pass route. Tyron intentionally short set to give the RB a clear shot at the chip. It was an interesting play design.
The predesigned chip was much different than a standard pass block where the RB does not know where or who he will be blocking.
He touched the ball on all but 1 snap that he played. That is a strong sign they didn't want him in the game on passing plays that were not passes to him.