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Copying this from a different thread where I added these numbers. Where they are as of today (before MNF). Their biggest issue is in bold...
Points/game- 13th (23.7)
Scoring Pct.- 9th (35.0%)- this is percentage of opposing drives ending in a score
Points/Drive- 10th (1.85)
Yards/Play- 17th (5.7)
Yards/Rush- 23rd (4.8)
Yards/Pass Attempt- 11th (7.1)
Opposing Passer Rating- 12th (89.7)
Pass Pressure Pct.- 25th (13.5%)- this is sacks, hurries and knockdowns per drop back
3rd down Pct.- 18th (44.1%)
Turnovers- t-8th (5)
Thanks for the numbers. If it's true that the Rams purposely held off on rushing Wnrtz, then that bolded number is skewed and doesn't reflect what the Rams are capable of in re pass pressure.
If so, rushing D seems to be the bigger problem.
Elliott went 22-96 and Dallas overall went for 136.
Sanders went 20-95 and Philly ran for 121 total.
Singletary was 13-71 and the Bills went for 101.
Not a disaster, but not good either. Hopefully Robinson's return will help there.
Fair to say that the Rams' O is well ahead of the D at this point.
I agree with this. I expected this DL to be very good against the run with A-Rob to pair with a very good secondary.
If this was the case, I think they could withstand the low pressure numbers. But it will be problematic if they don't get pressure and they're giving up nearly 5 rushing ypc.
