JC Coleman Talks with ESPN on RB Shuffling

As TKP's own Brian Marcolini first noticed today, JC Coleman spent some time talking with ESPN's David Hale for a Q and A today.

While the whole article is a decent read, this passage is particularly attention-grabbing when referring to his play at the start of the season vs. its end:

I had to get into a groove. Early in the season I was getting a few carries here and there, and it was hard to get into a rhythm. The offensive line got together and gelled much better, opening up a lot of holes that kind of weren't there early in the season. That mixed in with me getting into a groove and fill out the game, that helped with my success over those last three or four games.

Contrast that with Shane Beamer telling this to TKP's Will Grooms last week:

It's challenging. You think about these guys and then forget about (Marshawn Williams) and (Shai McKenzie). They're not out there repping. It's a good thing that you can add those guys to the mix. Everyone does something well. Everyone will have a role.

This isn't to pick at the frequently debated issue of whether Shane gets too cute with his rotation, merely to point out this disparity, should our internet-conscious RBs coach happen to be stopping by the site today.