Looking at Gurley's numbers here's some estimates I made for what we might see:
Taking out the 5 carries performance vs. Tampa, which I still think was based on the huge 21-0 hole they dug more than anything, he's averaged 14.8 carries per game. Let's say he does that for the rest of the season. He would roughly end up with:
212 carries, 920 yards, 12+ TDs, 30-35 receptions.
Not ideal... Not nothing either. He would need to average 73.0 yards/game to reach 1,000. Not impossible by any means but unlikely unless he's getting more like 17 carries per game.
Considering the Rams likely won't play 3 postseason games this year could he rebound in 2020 and get back to 1,200 yards? Let's hope.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/18/2019 06:14AM by LMU93.
