From the episode

This really frustrated me. Like, he's got a huge hole here between his right guard and his right tackle. This is a well-blocked play. His next step has to be that hole. He takes another step, maybe step and a half straight forward. He ends up gaining like five yards on the play.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

Brown's poor decision-making on well-blocked plays frustrates analyst; called a nightmare pick.

Trey Tucker expresses frustration with Chase Brown's decision-making and execution on well-blocked plays. On one play with a huge hole between his right guard and right tackle, Brown took an extra step forward instead of hitting the hole, gaining only five yards. On another well-blocked play, Brown was tackled for a loss when his center got destroyed. Tucker calls him and Hampton "nightmare picks," indicating significant disappointment with the investment.

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