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adaz posted:A: All of them. Very, very few NFL teams rush for more yards than they pass. Last year only one team did, the NY Jets. The top 5 teams in rush yards/gm last year were: Do you mean in terms of yardage gained? Carolina made way more rushing attempts than passing attempts.
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In choosing a team, you probably want to find some qualities you like and find a team that matches most of your highest priority qualities. Passing-heavy(ie Colts) Run-heavy(ie Panthers) Good Defense(ie Ravens) Fun Personality Players(ie Bengals) Bandwagon Teams(ie Saints) Teams other fans love to hate(ie Patriots) Bad teams that you can claim you were on the bandwagon when they sucked(ie Rams and Lions) Up-and-coming(ie Texans) Exercises in Futility(ie Browns)
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How the center holds the ball is going to be really telling in terms of who is getting the snap. Does he angle it to the left/right/middle? If he doesn't angle it pre-snap and does the angling as he is snapping that is really dangerous to miss. Also, if the center is snapping with the right hand, it is going to be really difficult to snap it to the person on the right with the risk of hitting his own leg. The same for a left handed snapper/left side.
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