Cleveland Browns News: Nick Chubb’s patience has paid off
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news that you need to know, including Nick Chubb’s patience paying off.
The Cleveland Browns have found themselves two impact players on the offensive side of the ball with Baker Mayfield and Nick Chubb.
The two rookies have been impressive this season, and they bring a lot of hope for the future of the organization.
Chubb’s impact has been surprising, as he is quickly showing that he has the potential to be the one of the best running backs in the NFL.
He is an explosive runner that blasts through the line of scrimmage to create big plays. But the most impressive aspect of the game is how patient he is with the ball, waiting for running lanes to open up.
In today’s featured article, Chubb’s patience has paid off not just on the field, but when he was waiting for his opportunity to play, starting the season as the third-string running back.
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"“He has been waiting for his time,” Mayfield said. “He is a patient guy. He is not going to speak a lot anyway, but he has been waiting for his time, I can tell you that. I am very happy for him.”"
Even when Carlos Hyde was on the roster, Chubb was making plays with a limited snap count. Chubb was forced to wait for his playing time, but his patience has paid off as he is becoming a vital part of the Browns offense.
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"The longest run in Browns’ history took about six seconds. Nick Chubb took a handoff on second-and-10 from the Browns’ 8-yard line and ran right between guard Kevin Zeitler and tackle Chris Hubbard. He got a block from JC Tretter on linebacker Duke Riley and it was off to the races."
The running back position has been the best group of players in the history of the Cleveland Browns franchise. With the presence of Jim Brown and Leroy Kelly in the organization’s history, it is crazy that Chubb holds the franchise record for longest run.
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