Pager -> RE: General Vikes Talk (2/5/2021 11:33:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Pager I might do a research project at some point - if I have time, which I def do not at this point. The SB ran through NE for a long time. It will through KC for as long as Mahomes stays healthy. A good rushing attack is supposed to keep the opponents high scoring offense off the field. Has that been the case vs Mahomes so far? Is that the way to beat him? Shouldn't take long to look up all the losses and break down the rushing game. I think to the first time the Bills played Mahomes. They dared KC to beat them with the run, and so KC did. Rushing for over 200 yards. I remember NE having very effective running games when they needed to. While it is a passing game - more now than ever before, a good defense & scheme can take an element away from an offense. Super bowl offenses are able to adjust and win however needed. That doesn't mean I'm ok with the Cook contract. I thought and think it was stupid. The problem is you don't know if the opponent built up a lead passing on key downs, etc then ran out the clock in the 4th quarter. An extra 50, 75, or more yards can skew things to make it look like rushing won the game. I used to try and make that point with a poster who left. I think Todd M paid him a vist. Seemed later Todd was peeved because the guy went and took a nap while Todd was visiting. [&:] Sheesh, haven't gotten past the pre-pre-planning stage. Anything done isn't going to be conclusive - too many variable; small n, Turnovers, etc. But I imagine there is a way to break down rushing yards by quarter. It shouldnt be too tedious because Mahaomes hasn't lost many games. Just an interesting thought that GMs in the AFC and specifically AFC West have to doing right now as it relates team building. How do you slow down Mahomes? Didn't the Packers load up on defensive backs in the draft in response to Moss and the 98 season?
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