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This is the best I’ve seen the offensive line play in probably 20+ years. I don’t know how much of that success is due to Callahan, the offensive scheme, or the individual players but they all deserve a lot of praise. Hubbard switching out for Conklin yesterday and you didn’t even see a difference. Teller is having an all-pro season so far. Wills is playing like a vet who has played LT his whole career instead of a rookie RT who switched sides without any offseason work. Put anyone at RB, even Soup, and they’ll get 5 YPC. With our studs we get more like 8+.
This is the best I’ve seen the offensive line play in probably 20+ years. I don’t know how much of that success is due to Callahan, the offensive scheme, or the individual players but they all deserve a lot of praise. Hubbard switching out for Conklin yesterday and you didn’t even see a difference. Teller is having an all-pro season so far. Wills is playing like a vet who has played LT his whole career instead of a rookie RT who switched sides without any offseason work. Put anyone at RB, even Soup, and they’ll get 5 YPC. With our studs we get more like 8+.
It’s a mixture. Callahan was an amazing hire by Stefanski. His ability to teach what Stefanski needs to run the scheme. At the risk of jinxing things, this staff is in lockstep with each other
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Teller and Bitonio have been lights out this year, as has Conklin when he’s been healthy. Will has definitely been up and down, but he’s a rookie. But as a squad they’ve been rock solid, and more than anything they’re on the same page as Mayfield. That’s tough to do because he rolls out and moves around a lot.
Wasn’t it the great Vince Lombardi who said ” if you can run the ball you can do anything with it.” well this team is showing that to be true even 50 some years later.
Callahan is a great Offensive Line Coach. The Browns OL is doing great this year.
Despite missing the final three quarters of the Cowboys game, Chubb is second in the NFL in rushing yards 335 on 57 carries (5.9 average) and four TDs. Hunt is ninth with 275 yards on 50 carries (5.5 average) and 3 TDs. Overall, the Browns are first in the NFL in rushing yards (818), rushing average (5.88), and rushing TDs (8).
I don’t care if it is coaching, players or scheme, I just want them to keep it up.
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