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Originally Posted by BlackOp
They were similar to the Donks and slightly better...which netted them a 7-10 record WITH Wilson.
Using their last two games as an excuse...you could take out the Donks two best rushing games too. Stats don't work that way...
My point was Williams led the NFL in broken tackles yet only ranked 19th in YPC...that seems to indicate he was having to earn it.
I like Williams...probably your best offensive prospect on the donks. He just got drafted by a team that hasn't had a decent OL in over a decade.
If the Donks dont have a top 10 rushing game in 2022, they wont make the post-season....not with that OL. They were 27th in pass protection. Wilson isnt Rodgers...as his mobility is declining. You all are hoping you are getting Wilson in his prime...but are missing some key elements from those successful Seahawk teams. You didn't have a single pro-bowler last year...Donks need more than just a top 10 QB.
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I know this... Gordon and Williams ranked 11th and 13th respectively in rushing yards, both over 900. They both received 203 carries, ranking them around 15th overall for RBs.
Clearly, this is a duo that can produce and with better coaching and an actual QB, their production will increase. Williams will see an increase in his workload and he's a more productive receiver than Gordon.
By the way, Williams was 18th in YPC ... your stat rank included Josh Allen. You know, Rashaad Penny had 6.3 YPC and topped the NFL.
When you sort the rankings by RBs with more than 200 carries and then YPC - you see the real story. Both Gordon and Williams were 15 and 16 in carries over 200. THEN, you look at the YPC rankings for guys with more than 200 carries and
only Taylor, Cook, Chubb, Harris and Mitchell top them in YPC.
So, Gordon and Williams were 6th and 7th in YPC for RBs with more than 200 carries. Looks better when you view it from a workload comparison.
Piss all over 2021 however you like, it's gone.
Wilson, Williams, Gordon, Sutton, Patrick, Jeudy, Hamler... they have the makings of a consistently solid offense.