Pearl Frumpkin
Footballguy
What does everyone think of Ogbonnaya this week. As a Bears homer I know that Chicago's rushing D is horrendous. Yes, they have played some good rushing teams, but look at the numbers from the last 7 weeks
@Was - 209 yds
@GB - 171 yds
DET - 145 yds
BAL - 174 yds
@STL - 258 yds
@MIN - 246 yds
DAL - 149 yds
This week they are playing @CLE. If anything, the Bears rush defense plays worse on the road. The average of their last 4 games on the road is 221 yards per game. Even if you look at the home games where they played relatively better, they are still giving up 156 yards per game. Heck, even Baltimore ran for 174 yards on them. So as well all know, this rush D sucks.
But here is the difficult question. Will the Browns take advantage of this? The Browns are only averaging 82 yards over the same span. I never watch Browns games so I only have stats to work off of, but it seems that they just do not want to run the ball.
If Ogbonnaya is even an average NFL RB I see him getting a minimum of 100 yards on the ground if he gets 20 carries with the potential for multiple TD's. So here are some questions for the Browns homers out there. Is Ogbonnaya most likely to get the majority of the carries? Will the Browns rush enough times against this putrid Bears run D? And is Ogbonnaya good enough to capitalize on it?
@Was - 209 yds
@GB - 171 yds
DET - 145 yds
BAL - 174 yds
@STL - 258 yds
@MIN - 246 yds
DAL - 149 yds
This week they are playing @CLE. If anything, the Bears rush defense plays worse on the road. The average of their last 4 games on the road is 221 yards per game. Even if you look at the home games where they played relatively better, they are still giving up 156 yards per game. Heck, even Baltimore ran for 174 yards on them. So as well all know, this rush D sucks.
But here is the difficult question. Will the Browns take advantage of this? The Browns are only averaging 82 yards over the same span. I never watch Browns games so I only have stats to work off of, but it seems that they just do not want to run the ball.
If Ogbonnaya is even an average NFL RB I see him getting a minimum of 100 yards on the ground if he gets 20 carries with the potential for multiple TD's. So here are some questions for the Browns homers out there. Is Ogbonnaya most likely to get the majority of the carries? Will the Browns rush enough times against this putrid Bears run D? And is Ogbonnaya good enough to capitalize on it?