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The NFL Still Scores, It Just Stops Giving You Free Space
The scoring boom was real. What died was the easy yard, the cheap explosive, the throw that used to feel automatic.
Now offenses have to earn it with patience, field position, and red zone execution. That changes the whole Sunday mood.
The NFL scoring boom was real, but defenses changed the math. See why easy yards vanished while points stayed high in the modern game.
Chicago Bears vs 49ers Match Player Stats with complete offensive, defensive, and special teams analysis, performances, and game breakdown.
Time of Possession Leaders: Who Controlled the Clock in 2024
Time of possession can look like a soft stat until you watch a defense crack in the fourth quarter. The best clock teams do not always look flashy. They just stay ahead of the sticks, stack first downs, and turn the game into an endurance test.
This piece ranks the teams that controlled the clock best in 2024 and explains what it actually means on film. Drive length. Tempo. Fatigue. The slow suffocation that shows up when a pass rush stops exploding off the ball.
Full list here:
Time of Possession Leaders reveal the 10 NFL teams that owned the clock in 2024, plus the play calling and line work that kept drives alive.
Tua & Fields in the Spotlight!
Week 4 proves these quarterbacks are must-watch: Tua 🐬 for Miami, Fields 🛩 for New York Jets. Stats, highlights, and all the plays that matter. 👉 Full live coverage: https://mediasports.live/miami-dolphins-new-york-jets-live-2025/
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Most Rush Yards in NFL Since Start of 2016: Ezekiel Elliott - 4,048 Todd Gurley II - 3,441 Jordan Howard - 3,370 Melvin Gordon III - 2,987 Lamar Miller - 2,934 LeSean McCoy - 2,919 #Football #NFL #NFLStats #zekeelliot #cowboysnation https://www.instagram.com/p/B1_mO4VgGKm/?igshid=jards7sj3hc6
Jones’ impressive start to 2015 is not an anomaly; he recorded similarly impressive deep ball stats in 2013 – his second season in the league but first in which the offense featured his ability to stretch the field. That year, Jones placed fifth in deep catch rate, while hauling in 8 receptions, 4 of which resulted in scores, and dropping none of his 14 targets.
As the previous post suggests, Dalton’s deep passing has been best in 2015 and 2013, after taking a fairly significant dip in 2014. What was the big difference in 2014? I believe the injury that kept Marvin Jones off the field for the entire 2014 season is perhaps the chief explanation for Dalton’s regression on the long ball, and Jones’ return constitutes an integral part of the Bengals’ offensive improvement.
Having a deep threat stretches the field and opens up the field for tight ends and rushing attempts, and Marvin Jones, when healthy, has arguably been the top deep threat in the league. Through 6 weeks in 2015, Marvin Jones has the top catch rate, 83%, among receivers that have participated in 25% or more of snaps. Even though he’s dropped one deep pass, Jones is still the most efficient deep threat with 194 yards and 1 touchdown. Also of note, his fellow Bengals receiver A.J. Green ranks sixth in deep catch rate thus far.
