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Old 11-23-2016, 11:57 AM   #31
Cannibal Cannibal is offline
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Originally Posted by beach tribe View Post
The law of averages is about swing hard as **** very soon for KCs 3rd down %. It's well below our normal average and is about to start trending back up sooner or later. Which means it will be higher than our normal average. I think a lot of it has to do with teams game planning to keep Smith from running, which we start exploiting with rubs that have worked well when utilized and then Smith will start running again when they have to stop spying him.

Watch.

I said the same thing about the Turn over ratio.

It's going to happen .
Smith has had plenty of opportunities to convert 3rd downs with his legs, he just hasn't taken them
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