The Ground Game Analysis

After the Eagles' offense scored on the opening possession, it was time for the defense to flex their muscles. The defense forced the Browns' offense into back to back 3 and outs, giving the ball back to Wentz and the offense.

What makes Bowles’ defense most effective is when both safeties have the ability to play in coverage and in the box. Which, the Jets have struggled to find in recent years. But, hopefully that will change with the Jets recent draft selections in Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye. The Jets are in the midst of a rebuild and are trying to get younger, faster and stronger on defense. In an ideal world Bowles would love to deploy 3 safeties in this game plan and hopefully he has that ability with Pryor, Adams and Maye on the roster now. Bowles defense also relies on a NT that can take on blockers and free up the ends and linebackers to get after the quarterback. Damon Harrison thrived in this role in 2015 and it showed with the Jets defensive numbers. In 2016 Steve McClendon was suppose to fill Harrison’s void, but he struggled to occupy blockers. Deon Simon has shown promise as a player that can play the NT position in Bowles defense. Which should help the Jets get more pressure on the quarterback at a more consistent

Even with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, an NFL team can only withstand so many injuries. They’ve been without Jordy Nelson all season, Randall Cobb has been playing with a hurt shoulder all year long, Eddie Lacy hasn’t been in shape, Davante Adams hasn’t been 100 percent since week one, and their starting cornerbacks started the year at number three and four on the depth chart.

Ezekiel "Zeke" Elijah Elliott  is one of the best running backs  to ever play American football. At only 22 yrs old he has already broken numerous records and win countless awards. Elliott's network is  40million .

Le’veon Bell and David Johnson are outstanding running backs that have had incredible stats throughout their careers. The two NFL running backs have similar styles when coming out of the back field. Both are outstandingly agile, versatile, and observant. These qualities allow them to simply find holes in the defensive lines and sneak through the gaps in a way that seems to be effortless. They both have the ability to attain more yards than most opposing players, even after contact with other players. Having these amazing traits has allowed them to peak at the top of their game. As the numbers show, Le’veon Bell averages a total of 4.5 yards per carry and about 1,004 yards per season. As for David Johnson, he averages 4.4 yards per carry and

If he does not follow his blockers, he will have a much greater chance of getting tackled for a loss of yards. On a pass play, the quarterback relies on the offensive line to give him the time he needs to read the defense and put the ball where the wide receiver can catch it. If the offensive line does not block, then the quarterback will be sacked for a loss of yards, or he will make a bad decision and throw an interception, thus resulting in a loss of possession or, even worse, a pick six, which is a touchdown for the opposing team. If the offensive line does their jobs correctly, big plays are guaranteed to

Elite quarterbacks are aggressive passers with precision accuracy and arm strength to deliver the football in tight windows. The inability to get the ball downfield (a huge issue last season) for large gains injected the Cowboys’ offense with a lethal dose of (crippling the vertical game poison). Although Prescott isn’t gun-shy and has more life in his arm than last year’s abysmal backups – the inexperienced passer chiefly took what the Giants’ defense was giving him (high percentage shallow and intermediate looks) and avoided threading the needle – thanks to the principles of HC Jason Garrett’s Coryell philosophy of having his playmaking X WR Dez Bryant and Z WR Terrance Williams run an assortment of deep routes to create safety valve reads for

One of the team’s biggest strengths is their powerhouse offense. But the man under center is what makes that powerhouse offense run. That man is Aaron Rodgers. Aaron Rodgers is one of the best quarterbacks in the league if not the best. His statistics are unbelievable. He has the highest quarterback rating in NFL history at 103.8, while the second closest is 98.9. He has thrown 300 touchdowns to only 74 interceptions. That being a 4:1 touchdown to interception ratio, also the best in NFL history. One of his most impressive streaks was his success at home. In 2015, he threw an interception at home. The last one he threw at home before that was in 2012. He went three years without throwing an interception at home. Truly a remarkable feat. In 2011, Aaron had one of the best seasons

Their is a backup QB, but he is not as good as The Great Aaron Rodgers. They have no choice but to put their backup in. Brett Hundley their backups has been the backup for about 3-4 years and knows the offense really well. He started off the season pretty well against the Saints, but Drew Brees is too good and he lead the Saints to a victory. He played well for his first full game, but not good enough the beat the Saints. They are also going to have to just there Wide Receivers and Running backs to gain some yards and the O-line would need to step up their game to give Brett Hundley

The biggest question in college football right now is, “Are running backs finally back?” During the 2015 college football season, it does seem to lead into this idea that runner backs are finally back. The likes of Leonard Fournette and Christian Mccaffrey from last year having monster seasons pretty much carrying the team on their backs. As well as a runnerback taking the Heisman Trophy, something that has not been done in over five years. Runnerbacks, based off last season, are going to have monster years and take over the spotlight.

The Raiders had one of the worst secondaries last year even with future Hall of Famer Charles Woodson. The Raiders were taken advantage of continuously to start the year until surprise acquisition David Amerson stepped up took one of the starting jobs at corner. Once he was moved into the starting lineup the raiders secondary began to clime towards respectability. However, the Raiders still have many decisions to make. They lost Charles Woodson, have to decide on whether to keep DJ Hayden, know if TJ Carrie and David Amerson can be starting corners for the long term and if Nate Allen will be healthy to take one of the starting Safety positions.

In week 2 and 3 of the NFL season trends become clear. Once again this has held true. Through these first two weeks there have been numerous disappointments, breakouts, and players who have lived up to high expectations. In this blog post I will be covering these players and giving some advice on what to do with some of these players.

As I mentioned earlier, the Packers come into this game struggling. All season, Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been able to create chemistry with his receiving core. The Packers’ receivers drop 4.1 percent of Rodgers passes. The running game hasn’t helped either. Whether it’s Eddie Lacy or James Starks in the backfield, the Packers’ offense hasn’t been able to sustain a consistent running game. One week they look great, the next they look terrible.

Despite injuries and off-the-field shenanigans, Bell is arguably the best all-purpose back since entering the league in 2013. In 47 career games, he has amassed 4,045 rushing yards, 2,005 receiving yards and 31 total touchdowns. With receiver Martavis Bryant serving a yearlong suspension last season, Bell stepped up admirably and was second behind Antonio Brown in team receptions and receiving yards. In addition to his nearly 1,300 yards rushing in 2016, Bell had 616 yards receiving – surpassed only by Arizona Cardinals’ back David Johnson with 879 yards receiving (who played all 16 games). Boasting such production, Bell desires to be paid as a lead running back and a second wide receiver.

Their strategy will be to gain notoriety slowly, and market it slowly so that they can build a larger audience for the game over time. If they were to practice rapid advertisements, for example begin marketing 2 weeks before release, then they might not have the audience size that they would like in order to boost the project to bigger numbers.