We scored 14 against the Bears, 17 against the Cardinals, Chargers, and Giants, and 20 against the Eagles in game 1, all losses. You are correct that the DEF was garbage (I would never say otherwise), but in more than half of our losses, the high-powered offense did us no favors either.
As they say, they get paid on the other side of the ball too. Some DEFs have our number, like Denver
Did not Dowdle put up 2 centuries of yards vs. the Cowboys.
Ah, one of those stats guys who has problems seeing what a player is. Got it.
Better than making stuff up.
And let me add, take away Dowdle's 200 yard game against Eberflus' defense and his season stats were really below average.
He has not been injury prone. He’s only had one major injury and some small stuff
2 rushing td's < 11 rushing td's
Anyone who watched the games could tell a difference.
That's meaningless. Product of play calling as much as anything.
I agree scoring more TD's is meaningless. We should stop.
Cute ignoring the second part, which invalidates the whole point.
I never said he was injury prone. I said there's an injury concern, which is different. After a major ACL injury, it's fair to wonder about a player's long-term durability, especially at running back.
I see where you’re coming from. But it doesn’t seem too many players reinjure that route of injuries but of course it can happen
You must not think very highly of Phil Mafah.
Not yet, nope.
To me, they were bad.
Williams averaged 4.8 yards and scored 11 TDs while carrying the ball 252 times. He rushed for more than 1,200 yards. I don't think pretty much every team has a guy like him.
Then stop doing it.
