What's really sad is Clement ended up with the same 4.2 ypc that Zeke did. He wasn't a liability in pass protection, either. Where he was behind Zeke was as a receiving option. Although, at times, Zeke wasn't all that reliable as a receiver either.

Should've rested Zeke, given as many snaps to Pollard as he could tolerate with his plantar fasciitis, used Clement to relieve Pollard, and elevated Hardy to be the backup and closer. Later, they also had Ito Smith that they could bring in as well (got some snaps against the Eagles).

There's grit and determination, and then there's pig-headed stubbornness. Witten turned grit and determination into pig-headed stubbornness towards the end. From what I've seen, Zeke is trending more towards the stubbornness side.

This coaching staff has a lot of pigheadedness. Not as much as with Garrett in charge, but still too much.