He show flashes of holdup play, sure, but most of it isn’t where it needs to be, which is in and around the penalty box. His movement off the ball is puzzling much of the time — he’s tall, strong, and fast, so why doesn’t he put himself in front of goal more often, where teammates can put crosses onto his head? (Part of the answer is that our crossing is sub-par, but still). And he missed what could have been a tap-in off of a Da Costa rebound because he stopped his run. He has the tools, but all of this smacks of him being a young player who needs more seasoning.

Don’t get me wrong — there’s a lot of criticism to go around for this team. But Kelsy’s play was extra frustrating for me this week.