Why did you guys give up over 100 yards rushing the last two games?

Sarcastro said:
They didn't really kick our butts. The score at the end of the game was I think 38-31 Colts. The difference was Priest fumbling after he had a 50+ yard run.
The difference was your D sucked big time. Indy didn't punt the whole day.
 
271 rushing yards given up in back to back losses is greatness. You've convinced me.
 
Over the past two weeks, the Chicago Bears have allowed 207 yards rushing to the greatness that is the Green Bay, and Tampa Bay rushing attacks, including such surefire HOFers as Samkon Gado. Carolina in the last three weeks allowed two teams to get 120 yards rushing against them. it appears, they are not great.

Dallas also must qualify as not great, since they gave up a little over 200 yards in regulation to two of the best rushing teams in the league, holding each of them to below their average rushing output. They also held each offense well below their average scoring output, allowing Denver's offense to score 14 points, and 10 to the Giants. That's 11.8 and 16.6 ppg below those teams averages, respectively.
 
superpunk said:
Over the past two weeks, the Chicago Bears have allowed 207 yards rushing to the greatness that is the Green Bay, and Tampa Bay rushing attacks, including such surefire HOFers as Samkon Gado. Carolina in the last three weeks allowed two teams to get 120 yards rushing against them. it appears, they are not great.

Dallas also must qualify as not great, since they gave up a little over 200 yards in regulation to two of the best rushing teams in the league, holding each of them to below their average rushing output. They also held each offense well below their average scoring output, allowing Denver's offense to score 14 points, and 10 to the Giants. That's 11.8 and 16.6 ppg below those teams averages, respectively.

Don't try to make sense to the troll super he is just looking for attention
 
GoChiefs said:
Was it the loss of Dat Nguyen? Or something else?

I will use the Seattle game as a measuring stick. We kept Sean Alexander in check for most of the game. I expect the same against the Chiefs and LJ.

LJ will get some but he aint getting 100+.

I guarantee it.
 
FWIW-Dat Nguyen is considering retirement.

Whether or not his absense hurts our run D, this guy is THE anti-TO. His heart is 3 X's bigger than his size. Hopefully, he'll reconsider his pending retirement.
 

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