Is Our D-Line Going To Eat This Week?!

[WeezyBengal]

(09-29-2023, 12:20 PM)depthchart Wrote: Playing against DeShaun Watson and Lamar Jackson added to the rush yards allowed plus worrying about their scrambling 

ability made it harder for the Bengals to focus on stopping their running backs.

DeShaun and Lamar had 99 rush yards against the Bengals.

Less mobile Matthew Stafford had 7 rush yards and the Rams had only 71 rush yards against the Bengals.

Ryan Tannehill has 17 rush yards on the season, so the Bengals won't have to Focus on him as a run threat the way they 

had to against Lamar and Deshaun.

This should make it easier to Focus on Henry but Henry is still dangerous.

I really don't think people realize how hard it is to game plan against Lamar. They played contain on him all day and still got toasted at times. They had a lot of free rushes at him but missed a ton of wide open tackles.