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Adjusting sacs and scrambles to passing yards, yesterday we had (I think) 40 pass plays for 209 yards and 33 run plays for 113 yards.
That's 5.2 yards per passing play and 3.4 yards per running play. Even with a QB who struggles and WRs who struggle to get open we are still significantly better moving the ball through the air.
We do not run the ball well. We are not good at what Rhule says he wants to do.
Why do people want to insist that we should be doing that more?
First, and I'm honestly not taking an aggressive tone here at all, but point to the place in my post you quoted where I said that we should have called more run plays than we did in the UCLA game. I think I was very clearly saying that I am simply confounded by what we wound up doing when the schedule got tough versus what I thought the staff was actually saying they'd do.
Secondly, if your yards per play in your passing game aren't more than your yards per carry then you have a legendarily bad QB. You'd almost have to be trying to get those stats to work out that way. Because we're of course talking about yards per play here.
And the nature of the forward pass almost always makes it wind up having a higher yards per play average versus yards per run - unless again you have a QB that is on the verge of being legally blind.
You know a lot about football, so it's weird to me that you'd bring that argument up in the first place.
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