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So the Vikings improved on their running in week 2 with 198 yards from 27 carries, but shamefully established the pass with 32 attempts, sealing their doom.
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The 49ers are likely to be candidates for week 2. Their two leading rushers (Matt Breida and Raheem Mostert) put up 204 yards on 25 attempts and called a run play on 61.76% of their plays, the highest in the NFL this week.Vando posted:So the Vikings improved on their running in week 2 with 198 yards from 27 carries, but shamefully established the pass with 32 attempts, sealing their doom. The gods spoke their anger in those two picks which cost Minnesota the game. If they had run the ball, who knows what wouldn't happened there
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Week 1: The Minnesota Vikings Divisions: NFC North: 1 Everyone Else: 0
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Sep 16, 2019 19:33
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The Cardinals did not establish the run this week. 11 attempts for 20 yards. Pathetic!
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Sep 16, 2019 19:52
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The Seattle Seahawks established the run in week two, going for 151 yards on 33 carries with 1 rushing TD, and most importantly, iced the game by converting a 4th and 1 by rushing for the first down instead of taking a long fieldgoal.
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Though the 49ers should win the week for Establishing the Run, the Seahawks deserve an honorable mention for running on 4th and 1 to beat the Steelers; a field goal would have given the Steelers a chance to win, and was the cowards’ way out. Edit - actually, no, give it to the Seahawks for the balls that took. Bob Socko fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Sep 16, 2019 |
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Sep 16, 2019 20:46
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Everyone needs to understand the run is never established, it is in a constant state of being established
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The Bears learned their lesson from Week 1 and established the run in Week 2 running 29 times for 153 yards. Running the ball two more times than passing, and they used six different rushers too.
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Bird in a Blender posted:The Bears learned their lesson from Week 1 and established the run in Week 2 running 29 times for 153 yards. Running the ball two more times than passing, and they used six different rushers too. Nine runs in a row resulting in a score. That's setting up for the establishment of the run.
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Pats D/ST established the run and also established the fun imho
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marxismftw posted:The Seattle Seahawks established the run in week two, going for 151 yards on 33 carries with 1 rushing TD, and most importantly, iced the game by converting a 4th and 1 by rushing for the first down instead of taking a long fieldgoal. 35 pass attempts? A shameful establishment.
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Ravens currently lead the league both in attempts (79) and yards (447), so far the coveted NFL ETR Champions and best team in the league
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My vote is with the niners. If you watch the game, it is absolute domination via the establishment of the run. Almost every time they ran the ball it worked, Raheem Mostert was out there looking like a pro bowler and Breida had some truly beautiful stop/start runs, ending the day with over ten yards per carry on 11 attempts. They ran the ball the most, they ran the ball SUCCESSFULLY the most, and they generally just dominated their opponent through the zone run game. When they weren't running they were using the run to set up play action deep shots, remember the best kind of pass is a hard run play fake and/or a screen. Seahawks definitely deserve honorable mention for that ice-cold big-balls 4th down to win the game. If we were voting on a single run, that would be my choice
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Hizawk posted:Nine runs in a row resulting in a score. Nagy even said after the game that they were going to run it until they scored there.
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A bunch of the Niners so-called passing yards were quick forward pitches, essentially running plays, so their establishment of the run is actually undersold by the stat line
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Play posted:Seahawks definitely deserve honorable mention for that ice-cold big-balls 4th down to win the game. If we were voting on a single run, that would be my choice I would like to put forward the motion that you can't establish the run with one single run alone.
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Establishing the run is just like art; it's never completed, only abandoned.
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The 49ers ran the ball 42 times for 259 yards, I don't think anyone else came close to that this week.
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I would like to nominate Marlon Mack and the Indianapolis Colts for an honorable mention. Mack carried the ball 20 times for a grand total of 51 yards. That is an absolute commitment to establishing the run.
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deedee megadoodoo posted:I would like to nominate Marlon Mack and the Indianapolis Colts for an honorable mention. Mack carried the ball 20 times for a grand total of 51 yards. That is an absolute commitment to establishing the run. 
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Frank Gore 1 yrd TD is the most establishment of the run.
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Mystic Stylez posted:Ravens currently lead the league both in attempts (79) and yards (447), so far the coveted NFL ETR Champions and best team in the league U can’t argue with da facts people
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This thread needs to talk about fullbacks
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it looks like Patrick DiMarco (BUF) has 1 yard in 1 attempt with 0 TDs and 0 first downs and James Develin (NE) has 3 yards in 2 attempts with 0 TDs and 1 first down in short, some vintage FB play right there that surely electrified the fans
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Mystic Stylez posted:it looks like Patrick DiMarco (BUF) has 1 yard in 1 attempt with 0 TDs and 0 first downs and James Develin (NE) has 3 yards in 2 attempts with 0 TDs and 1 first down Any and all fullback runs should count like 10x towards establishing the run
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Tight ends are just fullbacks of low moral character
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Mystic Stylez posted:Mike Gillislee in week 17 of 2006 recorded amazing 28 yards on 24 rushing attempts with 0 TDs, that's some extreme run establishment right there is this a typo or something? Mike Gillislee was 16 in 2006 (edit: ah yeah it was this gem of a game https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201601030buf.htm) but otherwise totally believable as a Gillislee stat line Docjowles fucked around with this message at 16:24 on Sep 17, 2019 |
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Sep 17, 2019 16:19
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sorry, I meant 2016
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I'm tempted to vote for the 49ers because the run was established and it is good. But deep down I need to vote for the Ravens because their QB established the run and that is #blessed
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Tight ends are just fullbacks of low moral character Have you heard the story of Jimmy Kleinsausser the Large? It's not a story the pass happy NFL would tell you.
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Week 2 DEtR Rankings The NFC North worked the hardest at establishing the run this week and were the most successful as well. NFC West in a close second. 2019 Season DEtR Rankings  The NFC West is trying their hardest to establish the run while the AFC South is finding the most success. Everyone laugh at the peasants in the NFC South
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In NFL 2K5 I always so kliensasser runs in shortage situations and he was guaranteed 3yd runs. Every time. Edit:. Woops, I meant Corey Schlesinger.
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OxySnake posted:Have you heard the story of Jimmy Kleinsausser the Large? It's not a story the pass happy NFL would tell you. Six to one receiving/rushing TD ratio? A shameful back.
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Tight ends are just fullbacks of low moral character excluding blocking tight ends, of course, who are integral to establishing the run. those tall, thin divas that are just slightly fatter wide receivers? they can go kick rocks
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Vando posted:Six to one receiving/rushing TD ratio? A shameful back. Do not let the stats fool you for they are but a trick. Jimmy Kleinsasser was a FB/TE, whose strength was not catching or passing (192 receptions in 12 years) but of blocking. Behold a man who was a TE, but whose job it was to help seal the edge, dominate DE and OLB, and ensure that runs were established for as long as possible. So much so, he was active in 7 of the 8 highest rushing seasons in Vikings history. He was also a man who looked like this 
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This is now the Jimmy Flyin' Saucer tribute thread, everyone name your fave blocking TEs
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Vando posted:This is now the Jimmy Flyin' Saucer tribute thread, everyone name your fave blocking TEs 
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captain david morgan. unless he is a white supremacist. I don't know anything about him, but if he's bad as a person then I don't like him. But
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Sheen Sheen posted:Any and all fullback runs should count like 10x towards establishing the run Always give the fullback the ball with 1 yard needed in the 4th. Every time.
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Looks like the 9ers are the Establish the Run winners this week: Week 1: The Minnesota Vikings - 46 Attempts for 265 yards, and a 3.80 Run/Pass Ratio Week 2: The San Francisco 49ers - 42 Run Attempts for 259 yards, and a 1.62 Run/Pass Ratio Divisions: NFC North: 1 NFC West: 1 Everyone Else: 0 Athanatos fucked around with this message at 01:55 on Sep 19, 2019 |
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