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Half of all runs😂😂. One day we will get a rushing attack
Percentage of runs with 0 or fewer yards before contact through Week 4
1.) Rams: 32.6%
2.) Bengals: 35.6%
3.) Bears: 36.6%
4.) Panthers: 36.8%
5.) Bills: 36.9%
6.) 49ers: 37.2%
7.) Lions: 39.1%
8.) Falcons: 40.0%
9.) Broncos: 41.6%
10.) Jets: 42.0%
11.) Giants: 42.1%
12.) Saints: 42.5%
13.) Ravens: 42.6%
14.) Chiefs: 43.1%
15.) Vikings: 43.4%
16.) Dolphins: 44.4%
17.) Packers: 44.6%
18.) Cardinals: 46.1%
19.) Cowboys: 46.2%
20.) Eagles: 46.4%
21.) Titans: 46.8%
22.) Colts: 47.0%
23.) Steelers: 47.4%
24.) Buccaneers: 47.4%
25.) Seahawks: 48.5%
26.) Jaguars: 49.0%
27.) Chargers: 51.0%
28.) Commanders: 51.5%
29.) Patriots: 51.5%
30.) Raiders: 54.4%
31.) Browns: 54.4%
32.) Texans: 60.3%
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A summary of the Staley tenure was that Montgomery TD run😂😂
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There’s nothing more awkward than realizing that someone who likes the same team as you is more of a casual fan.
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Emphasis on number 3
The average duration of the first 8 offensive drives was 102 seconds. Herbert played within scheme and none of the drives lasted more than 2 minutes and 45 seconds. The offensive drives in previous games were similar for the most part.
Against the Seahawks, the outcome of playing within scheme in these first 8 lackluster drives was 2 interceptions. The offense "scored" 3 points because Tuli's interception put the offense in a great field position.
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Then Herbert finally decided to improvise and extend drive with his legs. The outcome:
A FG after scrambling for 26 yards (to end the 1st half).
Back to back TD drives to start the second half that lasted 5:30 and 8:21 minutes, assisted by Seattle penalties.
The last two offensive drives had to be short because the refs called a dubious leverage penalty of Tuli to make it 30:20 point game instead of 27:20 with great field position. Nonetheless, they scored a FG in 107 seconds, and then came the fumble.
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Conclusions:
1. Forget about scheme & 2.4 seconds time-to-throw offense. Keep it for next year.
2. Run the ball more than 50% of the time until Ladd, Brenen, and Njoku are healthier.
3. Involve the 3 RBs, Harris and Gadsden early in games.
4. Use checkdows to the RBs or Gadsden to get short gains if they rush Herbert with 4 and drop 7 to coverage. This will reduce the number of hits.
5. Limit the snap count of QJ.
6. Cut DD.
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We desperately need a WR before the bye week. Adding another CB to the team would be nice as well
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