<u>Points per Game:</u>1. Chicago Bears (12.5)2. New England Patriots (13.1)3. Baltimore Ravens (13.3)<u>Yards per Game:</u>1. Chicago Bears (261.1)2. Baltimore Ravens (265.0)3. Jacksonville Jaguars (276.2)<u>Rush Yards per Game:</u>1. Minnesota Vikings (56.6)2. Baltimore Ravens (76.5)3. New England Patriots (83.2)<u>Pass Yards per Game:</u>1. Oakland Raiders (156.5)2. Chicago Bears (163.1)3. Indianapolis Colts (163.5)<u>Interceptions:</u>1. Baltimore Ravens (20)2. Chicago Bears (17)3. Cincinnati Bengals (16)<u>Forced Fumbles:</u>1. Chicago Bears (16)2. Philadelphia Eagles (15)3. Miami Dolphins (14)<u>Defensive Touchdowns:</u>1. Baltimore Ravens (5)2. Minnesota Vikings (4)3. Buffalo, Oakland, Philly, Green Bay, Miami, and Dallas (3)<u>Sacks:</u>1. San Diego Chargers (41)2. Baltimore Ravens (39)3. Seattle Seahawks (36)<u>Passes Defensed:</u>1. Philadelphia Eagles (90)2. Baltimore Ravens (79)3. Dallas Cowboys (78)
If we could fix up our zone against the passing game we would be nasty. Teams have just stopped running on us because it's no use. We held Ronnie Brown and Kevin Jones to less than 10 yards i believe. Now get me another cornerback and we would be damn good.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Jon_Vilma @ Nov 30 2006, 09:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><u>Rush Yards per Game:</u>1. Minnesota Vikings (56.6)2. Baltimore Ravens (76.5)3. New England Patriots (83.2)<u>Passes Defensed:</u>1. Philadelphia Eagles (90)2. Baltimore Ravens (79)3. Dallas Cowboys (78)</div>I found the difference between 1 and 2 in those catagories, the amount, amazing.
heh. Only thing I took from that is the Bears D is amazing, and pretty much everyone is lined up in a pack somewhere behind them.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (AdropOFvenom @ Dec 1 2006, 07:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>heh. Only thing I took from that is the Bears D is amazing, and pretty much everyone is lined up in a pack somewhere behind them.</div>Stats wise, it's very close between the Bears and the Ravens. But once you factor in who each team has played, it's the Ravens by a long shot.Teams the Bears have played with winning Records: Giants, Jets, Patriots, and Seahawks.Teams the Ravens have played with winning Records: Bengals (twice), Chargers, Broncos, Panthers, and Saints. And they still have teams with winning records left on their schedule.
The Vikes run D is sick.. but may be a bit overrated. It's still probably the best in the league, but not as good as the sats. After they owned guys the first few weeks, people stopped running on them. You can't really get yards unless you try.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Brooksie5 @ Dec 1 2006, 04:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>The Vikes run D is sick.. but may be a bit overrated. It's still probably the best in the league, but not as good as the sats. After they owned guys the first few weeks, people stopped running on them. You can't really get yards unless you try.</div>That's probably true. The cardinals only ran 5 times last week. I just wish we could work on the damn zone coverage and get the pass d in check. Then we would have a chance at being one of the best overall in the NFL.
So b/c the Bears play weak teams, their D isn't as good?? The forced fumbles come b/c they are good at ripping the ball, not b/c their competition sucks
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (KyleOrton18 @ Dec 1 2006, 09:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>So b/c the Bears play weak teams, their D isn't as good?? The forced fumbles come b/c they are good at ripping the ball, not b/c their competition sucks</div>I never said their D wasn't good. You are confused. I said the Ravens' D was better.
