On pace for 1881 yds
I can see 2000+ with a couple more beastly games to come as he started slow
The Titans have 6 players with at least 175 receiving yards, the most of any team in the NFL this season.
Per ABell
Per ABell
Just some more stats for the 2K rushers and comparison to Henry:
- OJ and Dickerson are the only 2 do reach 2K in <16 games (OJ-14, ED-15)
- 5/7 had more than 1 game reaching 200 yards. Only TD and CJ2K did it once.
- sanders had the least games under 100 w/ 2. The rest had 3+
- Sanders had the least 25+ carry games w/ 3. All at least 1 game w/ 30.
Pace needed: 125 YPG 16 games, OJ in 14 games needed 143 YPG.
- OJ and Jamal Lewis were on pace the first 7/8 games, the rest didn’t reach pace until at least week 5 (TD) and most were behind pace at halfway point.
Final 2 games of the season - strong finish and coach dedication:
OJ - 22/219, 34/200
ED - 27/215 (reached 2K), 26/98
Barry - 19/138, 23/184
TD - 16/29, 29/178
Lewis - 22/205, 27/114
CJ2K - 21/142, 36/134
AP - 25/86, 34/199
- Denver had the best team results at 14-2. All the rest were 10-6(x3), 9-7, 9-5, and the titans at 8-8.
Lowest game totals for each:
OJ - 14 carries, 55 yards
ED - 13 carries, 38 yards
Barry - 10 carries, 20 yards
TD - 16 carries, 29 yards
Lewis - 15 carries, 68 yards (different games)
CJ2K - 9 carries, 34 yards
AP - 15 carries, 60 yards (different games)
Stringed together century games is key:
OJ - 2 sets of 5
ED - 6 straight
Barry - 14 straight
TD - 7 straight
Lewis - 6 straight
CJ2K - 11 straight
AP - 8 straight
I’m certain there are other seasons with RB that were on pace at times but ended up short.
- Dickerson is the only back to reach 1800 3x.
- in YPG only, the following would have reached if played enough games:
Jim Brown - 58’/63’
OJ - 75’
Payton - 77’
Campbell - 80’
150 yards or less short of 2K (116+ YPG):
Clinton Portis - 03’. Finished 1591, 13 games
Ahman Green - 03’. Finished 1883, 16 games
Barry Sanders - 94’. Finished 1883, 16 games
Alexander - 05’ Finished 1880, 16 games
TD - 97’. Finished 1750, 15 games
Tiki Barber - 05’ Finished 1860, 16 games
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At his current pace (117.3), Tannehill would set a new benchmark for the NFL’s highest passer rating in a player’s first 16 starts with a new team. @Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes achieved an NFL-best 111.8 passer rating in his 1st 16 starts after being drafted in 2017.
Since making his first start for the @Titans last year, Tannehill leads the NFL with a 117.3 passer rating.
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Since making his first start for the @Titans last year, Tannehill leads the NFL with a 117.3 passer rating.
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This seems silly. Switch their primary sides.
Anyone know what is considered a good and what the average PRP?
Anyone know what is considered a good and what the average PRP?
I don't have a link , just heard this on a sports channel in the "Caliente" (mexican betting bar).
- Mike Vrable is 2-0 at home when coaching against teams he played for.
New England and Kansas City and he'll be coaching against pittsburgh (drafted by them) this Sunday.
He is also 1-1 against former teams in the playoffs.
Won at N.E. lost at K.C.
- Mike Vrable is 2-0 at home when coaching against teams he played for.
New England and Kansas City and he'll be coaching against pittsburgh (drafted by them) this Sunday.
He is also 1-1 against former teams in the playoffs.
Won at N.E. lost at K.C.
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All I could find to give me some idea is the top 10 pro scores from 2015. Best guy scored a 15 the guys from 10th-7 all scored around 11.
So 8-10 sounds good 4-7 would be average if I was guessing and lower would be bad.
Just going by the top 10 scores.
With Tennessee’s impressive 3rd Down Defense against Pittsburgh, their 3rd down % improves from a lowly 57.8 to 60.9%.
60 f’n percent. That’s is unreal, historically bad. When I have the time, I will be booking up the worst teams in history.
60 f’n percent. That’s is unreal, historically bad. When I have the time, I will be booking up the worst teams in history.
I choose to laugh because it hurts to cry.
I think the Browns in the early 90s have the worst recorded numbers since they tracked the statistic. I think they were just under 50% still.
This defense is historically bad.
Another sad note is going into this game, Tennessee also had the leagues worst FG percentage. At 64%, that’s still a big improvement on last year, having never reached even 50%.
I don’t know how everyone else kicked yesterday, but 1/2 won’t improve our %.
As the sad stats continue getting posted, I’ll be passing out a lot of “cheers” buttons as representation of how much I’m going to drink.
A huge failure for Jrob, he keeps trying to salvage patriots cast offs.
Buffalo was #31 at 53% and played the Jets holding them to 2/8.
the gap between 31 and 32 is growing.
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