![]() ![]() This one is more about price, as Swift is coming off the board at 62.82 in ADP, more than 50 spots ahead of Penny. I'd like to have either of them (or both!) on my bench, but I wouldn't want to be relying on them to start in Week 1. Swift and Penny could both thrive in this offense, but it could be a frustrating split backfield all season. Both D'Andre Swift and Rashaad Penny have shown huge potential, but both have also struggled to stay healthy as full-time starters. The passing game split is very easy to figure out, but I'm really not sure how to project the Eagles backfield. ![]() This was one of just three teams to throw the ball less than 40% of the time in the Green Zone, and the Eagles were six percentage points lower than the next most run-heavy team - and it's actually even more extreme than that, since five of their 31 pass plays actually ended with scrambles. You surely know all about how devastating the Eagles rushing offense was near the goal line, so this makes sense. That's how often the Eagles passed the ball inside of the opponent's 10-yard line last season, the lowest mark in the league. RB: Miles Sanders* RB10, Kenneth Gainwell RB53 It's fair to expect some regression on both sides of the ball, but it would be a legitimate shock if this wasn't once again one of the best teams in the NFL. The Eagles took a huge step forward last season, with Jalen Hurts playing like a legitimate MVP candidate. ![]()
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