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Much has been said about Lynch's running downing the Bengals. Take away the big TD, he really only had 97 yards on 28 carries, almost 3.5 y/c. Not really that great, but I have to agree that his running does take a toll on the defenders. The kid keeps his legs moving making as many tacklers as possible to bring him down. This is totally opposite of Willis, who would avg similar numbers, but never seemed to wear a D down. I'm happy the Bills have Lynch, and am confident that that 3.5 y/c avg will keep increasing by each game. That TD run was a thing of beauty, as I thought, "CRAP!!", when he hit the line. Lets hope he stays and makes the Wall someday!
Agreed. I was at the game and sitting at kind of a bad angle for that big run, but when i watched the highlights, i was amazed at his burst of speed in his first couple of steps when he got around the line.
It's a good thing he's a beast, because the run blocking was still atrocious. Even on the big TD, there were two Bengals who had him well into the backfield, but he broke away. He's literally carrying the running game on his back. Lynch could be our best draft pick in 20 years.
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It's a good thing he's a beast, because the run blocking was still atrocious. Even on the big TD, there were two Bengals who had him well into the backfield, but he broke away. He's literally carrying the running game on his back. Lynch could be our best draft pick in 20 years.
Great post. If he was running behind the line that Peterson is maybe we would be talking about a different rookie of the year.
McNally reallly has to go because this line has enough talent to be better than they are.
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