Sentences with phrase «yards per rush on»

To juxtapose yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence technically goes to Cincinnati by a large 1.2 margin.

In weighting against one team's yards per rush on offense against the other, the more advance records favor Boise State by.6.

In weighting against one team's yards per rush on offense against the other, the more advance records favor LSU by 6.5 to 4.4.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the better digits go to Central Michigan by.7.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence from a arithmetical angle goes to the Oakland Raiders by.1.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence from a arithmetical angle goes to Auburn by.8.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the superiority from a statistical standpoint goes to Green Bay by.1.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence scientifically goes to St. Louis by.3.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the superiority from a statistical standpoint goes to the Buckeyes by.7.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the better numbers belong to Philadelphia by a noteworthy 1.1.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the advantage of betting metrics goes to Chicago by.3.

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In comparing yards per rush on offense, the healthier records go to Seattle by.5.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence from a arithmetical angle goes to New Orleans by 1.0.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence scientifically goes to Dallas by.2.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the superiority from a statistical standpoint goes to the Rams by 1.0.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the superiority from a statistical standpoint goes to Houston by.1.

New York has the more ample numbers in terms of yards per rush on offense by a margin of 1.6.

In comparing yards per rush on offense, the superiority from a statistical standpoint goes to San Francisco by.7.

In weigh against one team's yards per rush on offense against the other, the more advance records favor Denver by.6.

To contrast yards per rush on offense, the pre-eminence scientifically goes to Miami by 1.9.

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Not exact matches

Conversely, the Bears have rushed for 95.29 yards per game, and will face a New England front seven that has given up 126.29 yards per game on the ground.

Washington's defense in regular season: Allowed 92 rushing yards per game, best in FBS Washington's defense vs. Saquon Barkley: Allowed 92 rushing yards on one play

OU's top four backs have combined to average 187 rushing yards per game at 6.9 yards per carry and have gained at least five yards on 51 percent of their carries (the national average is 39 percent).

On the ground he is averaging 9.2 yards per carry and has scored 18 rushing touchdowns.

New England's defense is most vulnerable on the ground, ranking dead last in yards per rush allowed (5.0).

Running the ball is key for the Bears, and they are averaging more than 131 rushing yards per game on an average of 30.5 attempts.

The four - time All - Pro has already rushed for 144 yards and 2 touchdowns on 33 carries (4.4 yards per carry).

Green Bay won't be able to move the ball on the ground against Cleveland, which leads the NFL in rush yards per carry allowed at 3.3.

UCLA attempts balance but leans a bit on the run, and it's worked out well: sophomore Paul Perkins is one of the nation's most underrated backs, rushing for 1,172 yards (6.2 yards per carry, 6.1 highlight yards per opportunity) and taking hits away from quarterback Brett Hundley (107 carries, 725 yards).

And after gaining a mere 148.4 yards a game on the ground last season (78th in the country), the Tigers are third in the nation in rushing (320.0 yards per game).

Rushes between the tackles averaged a healthy 5.6 yards per carry (16 for 90), but they were stuffed on reverses and runs to the perimeter (11 carries, four yards).

Kaepernick, of course, is a dual threat, and added 415 rushing yards, averaging 6.6 yards per rush, and scored five touchdowns on the ground.

He averaged an awful 2.7 yards per pass attempt (including sacks), which is deserving of a grade much worse than a C +, but he was done no favors by drops (Jalen Saunders had a pair of them while catching just three of nine passes for 30 yards) and he gets bonus points: both for finishing drives (Oklahoma scored on all six of its trips inside ULM's 40) and for rushing 12 times (non-sacks) for 112 yards.

As expected, Marshawn Lynch remained the focal point of Seattle's offense, and consequently, Seattle boasted the No. 3 rushing attack in the NFL, averaging 161.2 yards per game on the ground — a total that Wilson added to himself, with his 489 rushing yards.

Take the Seahawks game as an example: while Chris Johnson slogged for 2.3 yards per carry on 25 totes, Ellington made the most of his opportunities and rushed for 61 yards on five carries, including the back - breaking 48 - yard touchdown run with 2:07 remaining.

Maybe their coaches were able to scheme around deficiencies early in the year, but those deficiencies became apparent once opposing coaches got a lot of film on the teams in the West and came up with schematic counters (Mississippi State had given up five - plus rushing yards per carry to the unconventional Texas A&M, Auburn, and Ole Miss offenses before facing Georgia Tech's).

On October 23 he rushed for a fantastic total of 272 yards in 34 tries (exactly eight yards per carry) and scored three touchdowns as Hobart crushed heavily favored Union College.

He also added 74 yards on the ground and the Seahawks finished with 124 yards rushing against a Cardinals team that was giving up an average of 80 per game.

The Buckeyes opened on an 80 - yard field goal drive, all on the ground, against a Bama defense that averaged 88 rushing yards allowed per game.

Manning gets almost no help on the ground from a rushing attack that averages just 91.3 yards per game.

Breaking out on the football field hasn't been a problem for Ricky Williams, who leads the nation in rushing, with 171.0 yards per game.

Watson's rushed more than 10 times in a game only once since October (again, against Florida State), and he's being called on to tote the mail fewer times this season in general with only 4.1 yards per carry.

On the season, SDSU is averaging 149.7 rushing yards per game which makes them a current system match.

On offense, quarterback Justin Herbert, the top three rushers (who combined to average 6.3 yards per carry last year), the top two receivers, and five linemen who have combined for 69 career starts — including all - conference guys Jake Hanson and Calvin Throckmorton — all return.

The 6» 2 ″ back rushed for 111 yards on just 11 carries in the season opener against Michigan, and is averaging 8.0 yards per carry after two games.

Owls running back Devin Singletary is 204 rushing yards away from 2,000 on the season, and Akron is 99th in the country in rushing yards allowed per game (197.2).

Focus on the pass, and the running game (which averaged over 150 rushing yards per game during the regular season) will make you pay.

On the other side, Buffalo (2 - 3) boasts the top ground attack in the NFL with 198 yards rushing per game.