Matt_In_NH

Then bills win!

I really don't like the matchup of Bills D vs Ravens O. 3000 yards rushing...a thousand yard, 800 yard and 700 yard runners. There are only 6 teams who give up more yards per rush than the Bills. If they can play reasonably well against the run I think they can win. If they lose, I think it will be because they got runover. Bills 37 Ravens 31

LOL this is great..... I was totally in disbelief that they let the next play go....that was crazy.

Listening to OBL, Steve sign saying he lost it. Anyone have a link to the audio? Sounds entertaining.

We would have to release Daryl Williams the starting RT so as to not get confused.

The best QB, Allen

What do you mean? All fumbles are bad but if you play quarterback they are going to happen. The point of this thread is about a fumble rate on running plays. They listed running plays and TOTAL fumbles (passing and running) so the information is not useful. If we had total touches including drop backs we could do a fumble percent based on touches. If you had fumbles on running plays we could get the info this thread is trying to show but it likely would not be good for Allen if you actually had that. The guy is phenomenol but not perfect, still has some things to clean up, that is ok. Overall his fumlbes are close to many others, so its not a huge issue. Mahomes has 5, Rodgers 4.....that is the target.

It does not say explicitly but It is obviously total fumbles not fumbles on rush plays. The percentages are ridiculously high and would be totally unaccepatable.

Where does this info come from? I am questioning if this is fumbles on running plays or just total fumbles including on passing plays which would make conclusions pointless.

This ol will make holes big enough for him to driver his Porsche through then except for the occasional pedestrian.

Save up your energy and beat your seat!

you dont say...........

That is true but that game was a while ago, the Titans have a very good offense, they got to 13. Its not who you play but when you play them. NFL games are independent events that are based on matchups/schemes etc. You cant just look at who played who when and what the score was and make good predictions.

Analytics help you make decisions. They don’t help you execute.

Ravens it is....

This also gives the most rest possible to the teams that played in the Wc round. Obviously two still have to play Saturday. So it gives the most rest possible to all teams.

THIS!

The Colts OL is elite. We could not breathe on Rivers most of the game.

Personally I feel relieved and not disappointed at all!

I figured I would get this response and while I am no expert, my opinion is pace is a factor in quarterbacking. If Allen winds up and throws a heater on a screen to a QB 5 yards away no one would catch it even if it hits him in his hands. That was a hypothetical, not what happened to show my point obviously. I dont necessarily disagree, Brown should catch that but I also think pace was a factory there.

Agreed, going into a playoff game it makes sense to use this more of an option than in the regular season. However they made it a staple for no reason. Passing the ball worked, they needed to stick with what got them here a little more. A few runs, yes I'm good with that but there were a few too many. Especially against a D that is fantastic vs the run and terrible vs the pass. What I am about to say here is not Josh hate, I love what he has become, he has improved way more than I thought was possible but there is still room for improvement. Josh tensed up in the 4th quarter and we saw some "bad Josh". Earlier in the 4th he was throwing harder than normal, the ball that went through Brown's hands, the next to Beasley where there was good RAC opportunity but his bullet made him go to the ground to secure the catch. We saw this a lot more in his first two years. A lot of what has made him better this year is appropriate pace on the ball. He wants to make a play on every play so when the defense puts him in a position where he is getting wrapped up he fights through, gets out and guess what, another guy shows up. Sometimes you have to just take the sack. Go back to the second half vs the Rams, they did this to him consistently, pressure up the middle and then there was a guy in his escape lane on the edge. That is when bad things can happen. On that down and distance, a sack was not the end of the world, a turnover is. Having said all that, these types of plays happen way less frequently now and I think getting a win in a playoff game will help calm him down. He can now build off the success of winning a playoff game.

For me he is the first guy I want to sign out of him feliciano and Milano. But probably the most expensive also.

Other than the occasional run run run punt playcalling....

This can be interpreted in a couple ways.

So is this some kind of favor to him like they did with the QB last week? Or is he a BRU(Beasley Replacement Unit)?