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Surprisingly strong running game (granted we can actually block)...
I'm thinking anywhere between 140-170 rushing yards. Remember AZ spends more time in dime defense than any other team in the league. Also, what are all these TE's, OL & Fullback types for??? Running the damn ball. BB is 10 steps ahead of these dudes in regards to how the game is ever-changing. He sees that the league is/ has shifted towards a nickel-dime heavy scheme, which results in lighter defenders; thus we go 22/23 personnel & run it down their throats.
Also, the last 10 games of the 2015 season — including the playoffs — the Cardinals allowed 100 or more yards rushing five times, and in a sixth game, they allowed 99 yards on the ground. In their last three games (one regular-season contest and two playoff games), Arizona allowed an average of 144 rushing yards per game, including 152 yards on the ground in the NFC title game against the Panthers.
I'm thinking anywhere between 140-170 rushing yards. Remember AZ spends more time in dime defense than any other team in the league. Also, what are all these TE's, OL & Fullback types for??? Running the damn ball. BB is 10 steps ahead of these dudes in regards to how the game is ever-changing. He sees that the league is/ has shifted towards a nickel-dime heavy scheme, which results in lighter defenders; thus we go 22/23 personnel & run it down their throats.
Also, the last 10 games of the 2015 season — including the playoffs — the Cardinals allowed 100 or more yards rushing five times, and in a sixth game, they allowed 99 yards on the ground. In their last three games (one regular-season contest and two playoff games), Arizona allowed an average of 144 rushing yards per game, including 152 yards on the ground in the NFC title game against the Panthers.