Atleast he made it to one, and will have a chance at a ring this year. I do miss AJ but the Titans offense is not worth paying a WR 20+ million. Not under the just run Henry philosophy anyways.
was not DH22 then... was a big scat back then
Most rushing yards since 2016 when BDH was drafted
henry - 8620
Elliott - 8400
Chubb - 6511
Cook - 6067
Gordon - 5874
Mixon - 5625
Aaron Jones - 5343
Alvin Kamara - 5186
CMC - 5185
Gurley - 4976
Most Rushing Yards Since 2016 | StatMuse
most rushing TD same period
Henry -80
Elliott -68
Gurley -57
Gordon -55
Kamara -49
L Murray -49
Chubb -48
Cook -47
Conners -46
Aaron Jones/CMC -44
Most Rushing Yards Since 2016 | StatMuse
elliott is the only one in the ballpark albeit some have less games.
Henry 106,
Gurley is lowest listed at 75, Chubb/ Cook 77, CMC 79, all others have 84+ games.
if the time period were moved to 2018-2023, the gap between Henry jumps a bit. We know his 1st 2 years, he wasn’t the featured back. (Subtract 31 games, 1234 yards, 10 TD)
henry - 8620
Elliott - 8400
Chubb - 6511
Cook - 6067
Gordon - 5874
Mixon - 5625
Aaron Jones - 5343
Alvin Kamara - 5186
CMC - 5185
Gurley - 4976
Most Rushing Yards Since 2016 | StatMuse
most rushing TD same period
Henry -80
Elliott -68
Gurley -57
Gordon -55
Kamara -49
L Murray -49
Chubb -48
Cook -47
Conners -46
Aaron Jones/CMC -44
Most Rushing Yards Since 2016 | StatMuse
elliott is the only one in the ballpark albeit some have less games.
Henry 106,
Gurley is lowest listed at 75, Chubb/ Cook 77, CMC 79, all others have 84+ games.
if the time period were moved to 2018-2023, the gap between Henry jumps a bit. We know his 1st 2 years, he wasn’t the featured back. (Subtract 31 games, 1234 yards, 10 TD)
He's also about 900 attempts behind EG in year 8. Without that injury season and not being the starter for the first 2 seasons, he'd likely be pretty well ahead of EG before this season even started.
Remember when he lost carries to Dion fucken Lewis. Painful
The #Titans had one of the more unexpected wins on Sunday, beating the #Bengals 27-3. An underrated part of the win is DeAndre Hopkins converting 3rd downs.
Hopkins had three catches for first downs on 3rd downs in the game and is tied for lead in the AFC with 8 such catches on the season.
The Run-first Titans gave Hopkins a big contract this offseason and he's rewarding them in critical situations.
Hopkins had three catches for first downs on 3rd downs in the game and is tied for lead in the AFC with 8 such catches on the season.
The Run-first Titans gave Hopkins a big contract this offseason and he's rewarding them in critical situations.
Ya so he was actually the back up for his first 2.5 seasons. If no injury and if he was the dude those years his career numbers would be pretty nuts right now
Yeah, but at the same time saving two years of full-time abuse may have also helped prolong his career. Also DeMarco Murray was a beast at the time too.
Ya i didnt forget about murray, he was great henry's first season and decent during year 2 until he got hurt. The half season behind lewis still unforgivable lol, that was straight up silly on our part
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The fact I'm happy we are ranked 25th pass blocking is kinda sad. Also surprised we rank higher for pass blocking than run blocking.
The fact I'm happy we are ranked 25th pass blocking is kinda sad. Also surprised we rank higher for pass blocking than run blocking.
We should bring in the bills assistant O-Line coach.
Park him next to a Brinks truck
I would have bet DH22's physical abuse of the tarpkitties was the standout
He has 4 games of over 200 yards vs Houston and 2 vs Jags. Although it does seem like he always puts it on the Jags.
Highest passer rating when targeted through Week 4:
Michael Wilson (rookie): 158.3 B.
Aiyuk: 152.1
River Cracraft: 149.5
Marvin Mims (rookie): 149.1
Brandon Johnson: 147.1
DJ Moore (!): 146.5
DK Metcalf: 144.2
Mark Andrews: 143.3
Nico Collins: 142.7
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine: 139.1
Michael Wilson (rookie): 158.3 B.
Aiyuk: 152.1
River Cracraft: 149.5
Marvin Mims (rookie): 149.1
Brandon Johnson: 147.1
DJ Moore (!): 146.5
DK Metcalf: 144.2
Mark Andrews: 143.3
Nico Collins: 142.7
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine: 139.1
I watch tons of football whether it's NFL or college and I swear I've never ever heard of River Cracraft. Had to look him up.
But I think this stat is highly misconstrued.
Doesn’t really explain it because the top guys never switched teams, but for OJ or AP, do you know if they were counting all divisional games regardless of division they moved to? Or did they use the team they spend the bulk of their career with, Bills/Vikings respectively?
just kind of a weird factor for AP who played the NFC North mostly but would also factor in weird individual games against the NFC East and AFC South. Also, forgot the short lived NFC West and South.
