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With a passer rating of 130 or more this week, @ryantannehill1 would become the 1st player in NFL history to produce a streak of 5 straight games with a minimum of 10 pass attempts and a passer rating of at least 130.

His last 4 games: 133.9, 155.8, 131.2, 140.4.
 
Since the Titans KingHenry_2 entered league in 2016, no player has rushed for more yards, rushed for more TDs or averaged more yards per carry (minimum
100) in the month of December.
--In 15 career Dec. games, totals include 228 rushing attempts, 1,214 yards (5.3 avg.) and 15 TDs.



per JGlennon
 
With 3 games left, @Brown1arthur already has the 4th most receiving yds by a rookie in franchise history. With 45 more yds, he will overtake Chris Sanders (823 yds in 1995) for 3rd place & trail only former Oilers Bill Groman (1,473 n 1960) & Ernest Givins (1,062 n 1986).


per JWyatt
 
**D.Jones continues to be one of the most double teamed DT in the league.

Double team rate as a defensive tackle (x) by pass rush win rate as a defensive tackle (y).

PRWR = rate pass rusher beats blocker in 2.5 seconds.

ESPN metrics, NFL Next Gen Stats data.

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Per SWalder
 
Titans RB Derrick Henry has averaged 3.5 yards after contact per carry (250 carries) this season -- best of 35 qualified NFL RBs -League Avg: 2.2,

per IENFL
 
Only five NFL teams have a top-10 scoring offense and top-10 defense in terms of points scored against:

Ravens (1,9)
49ers (2, 3)
Vikings (7, 6)
Patriots (8, 1)
Titans (10, 8)

per ABell
 
Per @NextGenStats:
Titans Jonnu Smith was the 5th-fastest ballcarrier of the weekend to date, reaching 20.72 mph on his 57-yard run.
--@Brown1arthur was 9th-fastest, 20.56 mph on his 60-yard catch.
 
**A. J. Brown finished w/100+ rec yds for the 4th time. He joins Ernest Givens as the only #Titans /Oilers rookie (1986) w/at least 4 100-yd rec games since 1970 merger. He also joined Givens as the 1st Titans/Oilers rookie rec w/100 or more yds in consec games 1970 merger.

**Titans WR A. J. Brown's four 100-yard receiving games are the most by a rookie in a season since Amari Cooper in 2015 (5) according to @ESPNStatsInfo

"A.J. Brown's 2.61 yard / route run mark is the second-highest we've seen from a rookie WR this decade"

Per PFF
 
Per @PFF, #Titans ' top 5 offensive grades:
--J. Smith (89.6)
--Brown (86.5)
--Tannehill (85.1)
--Conklin (77.3)
--Lewan (77.0)

Per @PFF, #Titans ' top defensive grades:
--A. Johnson (83.0)
--Correa (82.4)
--Simmons/D. Jones (80.2)
--J. Brown/K. Vaccaro (79.9)

Per @PFF, Titans' Tannehill numbers:
--No blitz: 14-22, 164 yds., (7.5 ypa), 1 TD, 1 int., 82.4 QB rating
--Blitzed: 8-14, 115 yds., (8.2 ypa), 1 TD, 0 ints., 2 dropped passes, 107.7 QB rating

Per @PFF, #Titans Derrick Henry recorded his lowest overall offensive grade (50.3) and lowest rushing grade (51.3) of the season.
 
titanfanatic said:
Per @PFF, #Titans ' top 5 offensive grades:
--J. Smith (89.6)
--Brown (86.5)
--Tannehill (85.1)
--Conklin (77.3)
--Lewan (77.0)

Per @PFF, #Titans ' top defensive grades:
--A. Johnson (83.0)
--Correa (82.4)
--Simmons/D. Jones (80.2)
--J. Brown/K. Vaccaro (79.9)

Per @PFF, Titans' Tannehill numbers:
--No blitz: 14-22, 164 yds., (7.5 ypa), 1 TD, 1 int., 82.4 QB rating
--Blitzed: 8-14, 115 yds., (8.2 ypa), 1 TD, 0 ints., 2 dropped passes, 107.7 QB rating

Per @PFF, #Titans Derrick Henry recorded his lowest overall offensive grade (50.3) and lowest rushing grade (51.3) of the season.
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Austin Johnson was the top rated defensive player two weeks ago too. He’s lousy in pass rush but continues to be an excellent run defender. That being said, I can’t imagine him sticking around with Casey, Simons and Jones all under contract.
 
Dangermode said:
Austin Johnson was the top rated defensive player two weeks ago too. He’s lousy in pass rush but continues to be an excellent run defender. That being said, I can’t imagine him sticking around with Casey, Simons and Jones all under contract.
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If he’s cheap enough, good depth is important to have. Of course, they might believe they can get someone of his ilk in the middle rounds.
 
NFL's Best Offenses by Total Yards per Play
- Since Week 7*

1. Tennessee Titans (6.85)
2. Dallas Cowboys (6.27)
3. Baltimore Ravens (6.25)
...
30. Denver Broncos (4.77)
31. Pittsburgh Steelers (4.72)
32. New England Patriots (4.68)

* Ryan Tannehill's first start of the season

per SBarrett
 
PFF Quantitative Insights: Investigating pass protection with survival analysis | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF

It follows that we can’t use sacks to evaluate an offensive line. Peyton Manning, arguably the greatest ever at avoiding sacks, would make a bad offensive line look good via sack rates, and on the flip side, a quarterback like Marcus Mariota featured very high sack rates throughout his five-year career despite playing behind an offensive line that graded out very well in PFF's grading system.
 
Rwill said:
PFF Quantitative Insights: Investigating pass protection with survival analysis | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF

It follows that we can’t use sacks to evaluate an offensive line. Peyton Manning, arguably the greatest ever at avoiding sacks, would make a bad offensive line look good via sack rates, and on the flip side, a quarterback like Marcus Mariota featured very high sack rates throughout his five-year career despite playing behind an offensive line that graded out very well in PFF's grading system.
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Online quality has dropped due to ncaa gameplay not needing quality Olinemen... that's my opinion.
 
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