3.76 Yards Per Carry in the 11 games WITHOUT Mike Adams starting at RT
4.72 Yards Per Carry in the 5 games Mike Adams started at RT
In those 5 games the Steelers were 4-1 (the one loss was to Baltimore without Ben)
3.76 Yards Per Carry in the 11 games WITHOUT Mike Adams starting at RT
4.72 Yards Per Carry in the 5 games Mike Adams started at RT
In those 5 games the Steelers were 4-1 (the one loss was to Baltimore without Ben)
Originally Posted by NYCsteelersfan
List the games.
3 playoff teams
1 defending super bowl champ
1 bottom feeder
Adams = $
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So those would be the games where injuries forced Haley to stick with one RB and not rotate, correct?
I'm sure they ran on first and second down plenty... And the RB lined up 8 yards back too.
Your need to fit everything into your "view" is bordering on a very creepy level of obsessiveness.
Watch the games. The only games running worked was when one guy was the focal point.
But as soon as they got healthy, the rotation continued, and the run game sucked again.
Pick one, and stick with him. Haley's rotation of backs helped his 2008 Cards team blow a 24-6 lead in the NFC title game also.
lol, yea... the rotation of backs. that was it.
Do you have a top 10 of dumb excuses? What ranks higher, "rotation of backs" or "RB lining up 8 yards deep on 3rd and short" ?
The facts say it's it. Haley's RB rotation has been his killer everywhere he's been.
Cards did the same thing when he ran their offense. They were 30th and 31st in yards per carry.
The question to me is whether that rotation was any of Haleys doing. Might have been Tomlin making the personel calls. Either way, OT: Adams could very well become a special player! So much talent on the oline right now, if they can stay healthy. Big if though
However much you think you know about football, rest assured that Skip Bayless knows more!
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