Over the last couple seasons, I've witnessed Chambers drop a few balls here and there, fumble a few times, and fail once in a while to run the right route. But, I've also been witness to some very good plays involving him in other areas that did not include ball possession. As in his ability to put a good block on the opponent whether it be the corner, safety, or a 'backer, he is fearless! Yeah, so it takes him almost 10 yards to get the afterburners going but, when he does there is a fair amount of speed for him to work with. I recall how fast he looked up against the Oklahoma defense last year, especially on both those slant plays over the middle. If, I was to give Chambers a knock on his playing ability, it would on his consistency to perform at a high level. The kid has heart. If the coaches can find a way to appeal to that heart, I'd feel pretty confident that we'd see greater sustained level of higher play from him. Just my oppinion, though. That and a buck fifty will get you a Diet Coke.
