DraftBoy
12-20-2016, 07:09 AM
Was looking at ESPN/NFL.com this morning and wanted to share some of the Bills team rankings season to date.
Offense
#14 Total Yards per Game
#31 Pass Yards per Game
#1 Rush Years per Game
#9 Point per Game
#1 in Rushing Yards, Yards per Attempt, Yards per Game, and Rushing TD's
#2 in Most Sacks Allowed
#2 in Touchdowns Scored
Defense
#2 in Sacks
#4 in Giveaway/Takeaway Differential
#16 Total Yards Allowed per Game
#8 Pass Yards Allowed per Game
#27 Rush Yards Allowed per Game
Special Teams
#1 FG Percentage
#30 Net Punting
With all of that being said, here are my questions:
1. How does the top rushing attack in the NFL not have a better passer rating? The run is supposed to set-up the pass, right?
2. How does a defense be as dominant as we appear to be against the pass become so woeful against the run?
3. What the hell happened to Schmidt and our punt coverage units?
The answer to all of the above is a combination of coaching, scheme, and players being put in positions to be consistently successful. There is no reason why a team with those rankings shouldn't be in the wild card chase if not competing for a division title.
Offense
#14 Total Yards per Game
#31 Pass Yards per Game
#1 Rush Years per Game
#9 Point per Game
#1 in Rushing Yards, Yards per Attempt, Yards per Game, and Rushing TD's
#2 in Most Sacks Allowed
#2 in Touchdowns Scored
Defense
#2 in Sacks
#4 in Giveaway/Takeaway Differential
#16 Total Yards Allowed per Game
#8 Pass Yards Allowed per Game
#27 Rush Yards Allowed per Game
Special Teams
#1 FG Percentage
#30 Net Punting
With all of that being said, here are my questions:
1. How does the top rushing attack in the NFL not have a better passer rating? The run is supposed to set-up the pass, right?
2. How does a defense be as dominant as we appear to be against the pass become so woeful against the run?
3. What the hell happened to Schmidt and our punt coverage units?
The answer to all of the above is a combination of coaching, scheme, and players being put in positions to be consistently successful. There is no reason why a team with those rankings shouldn't be in the wild card chase if not competing for a division title.