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"We're going to run the ball and stop the run" Tell me the last time that strategy worked in the NFL?
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No stock in that until proven different from the last 6 yr. because Pagfuck and Grigfuck said the same thing.
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In the playoffs it was true. |
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Also, that was 12 years ago. IMO, the adage should be "We will stop the run we have to and run the ball well when we have to." That is the reality of today's NFL. |
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Are you referencing the the total yards statistics? If so bulk stats like that have little value.
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For all 32 Teams the teams are scattered from top to bottom, but most of the playoff teams were in the upper half in terms of yards per game. I used thar since we are talking about rushing. |
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Correlation does not equal causation. Teams with a lead run more and teams behind tend to pass more. Bulk stats used alone are junk.
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