Our run defense number have been surprisingly good lately. On the season, it doesn't look impressive. 4.0 per carry against us. But Since our opening day Australian loss to the niners we've only allowed 2 teams to surpass 3.4 per carry. Buffalo (6.3 y/att, 37 for 234 / Allen 10 for 121) and Philly (27 for 104, 3.9). We've held running backs to a 3.6 avg in our 8 games (180 for 649). And we've had some amazing halves of football.
In the second half yesterday, we allowed the Chargers 73 yards on 22 plays. (3.3 yds/play).
In the first half vs Las Vegas, we allowed 128 yards on 33 plays (3.8 yds/play).
The second half in Philly we allowed 72 yards on 28 plays (2.6).
Denver's 1st half? 67 yards on 22 plays (3.0).
NYG 2nd half? 70 yards on 22 plays (3.2).
This D is capable of shutting down opponents and if we can find consistency on offense, we're gonna win a lot of games going forward.
In the second half yesterday, we allowed the Chargers 73 yards on 22 plays. (3.3 yds/play).
In the first half vs Las Vegas, we allowed 128 yards on 33 plays (3.8 yds/play).
The second half in Philly we allowed 72 yards on 28 plays (2.6).
Denver's 1st half? 67 yards on 22 plays (3.0).
NYG 2nd half? 70 yards on 22 plays (3.2).
This D is capable of shutting down opponents and if we can find consistency on offense, we're gonna win a lot of games going forward.