Game balls and stadium runs

My game balls would go to:

Mailman. Solid performance. Monken did a good job calling plays that he could execute (stop routes, slants, and curl to pickens). We didn't hit on the deep stuff, but mostly because we were a half step out of bounds. We may be close there needing a little more touch.

Jake Camarda. Beast. 1 touchback. I'm guessing about 4 pinned at or inside the 10? A boomer fair caught at the 20. Great day for Camarda.

Return game averaged 40 on kickoff returns for Mcintosh. Kearis averaged 17 on punt returns (who also had perfect day receiving I think). I was surprised to see Stevenson return one for 23. A big guy like that would be hard for a speedster to take down 1 on 1.

Lecounte/Stokes/ and the 3 defenders who blew up the reverse for a safety.

Players who flashed:
Nolan Smith defending his edge
Jalen Carter running down a sack from behind
Dean and Rice plugging gaps.
Kearis Jackson looking like the guy who won the starting job out of camp fall 2019.
Cleveland. The only lineman who consistently got movement. We are going to be running behind him more. In the 4th down conversion, he pushed 2 defenders back 4 yards.
Fitzpatrick and Washington both looked sharp. Damn if they cant fall forward for 4 more yards. Big and long dudes.

Guys running gassers
Special teams holding pisses me off. Landers hurt us when we needed the momentum.
Mathis didnt seem to make good decisions on the read option. And when he did keep, he didnt seem to make good decisions with the ball (where to run, when to cut upfield, and when to protect his body).

Stadium runs
Trey Hill is finally an upperclassman. He's got to play better. For some nagging reason, I've always hoped he would slide back to guard and a better center would emerge. He may be the best we have available, but I think we could lose games because of his play (no push/movement which is critical in short yardage and inconsistent snapping).

Mathis needs better pocket presence. The edge defenders ran deep arcs. Our tackles arent going to swallow those defenders. They can only ride them deep. Never once did Mathis adjust and step underneath it. He turned into it a few times.
It took a minute, but eventually Monken called some b gap runs to take advantage of all of that vacated space by the defense. Running behind Cleveland should be a regularplaycalling, imo.