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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I wonder how much of their success against the run was because they faced a lot of really bad QB's and could afford to keep 8 in the box most of the game, forcing bad QB's to try and beat ...
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I wonder how much of their success against the run was because they faced a lot of really bad QB's and could afford to keep 8 in the box most of the game, forcing bad QB's to try and beat them.
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Originally Posted by Danno
I am sure that plays a part to some extent, certainly. The Giants have a good pass game, and they kept running the ball, but went no where. Like 3. some odd per carry. ![]()
Our pass game though has to give us some edge in running the ball if it is successful. 3.8-4.2 yards per would make me very happy |
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the 49ers don't play 8 in the box, period. they have shut down the run game with the front 7 all year long. best front 7 in football.
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Interesting fact- against the 6th best run d (atlanta) and the 11th (minny) we rushed for over 160 yards. Atlanta gave up 97 rypg, and minny 107!
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