Be interesting to see the breakdown of those end-arounds...

When they run them, to be precise. Seemed to me in previous games they were mostly using the end-arounds to try and set-up other plays, (making them predictable), but in this game it appeared to be the opposite to me.... or actually not 'opposite' exactly but rather more in sync with the entire game plan... one in which every play was more of a 'stand alone' play and NOT meant to set-up, or 'decoy' some future play call.