Here's a stat that supports the concerns of many of us:
Through the first four weeks, the totals for points scored (3,030), touchdowns (344) and touchdown passes (228) are all the highest in NFL history.
Some might say the QBs are better, as are the WRs and Oline, and the game is more passer driven. I would say it's a possibility, but very unlikely for the change. I think most of us agree, it's more likely because of the new rules that keep favouring offensive football, through the over protection of QBs, and the support of WRs, who are allowed to roam with little fear of tight coverage or solid hits. Penalties add yards, and extend drives. That's the core of it.
Through the first four weeks, the totals for points scored (3,030), touchdowns (344) and touchdown passes (228) are all the highest in NFL history.
Some might say the QBs are better, as are the WRs and Oline, and the game is more passer driven. I would say it's a possibility, but very unlikely for the change. I think most of us agree, it's more likely because of the new rules that keep favouring offensive football, through the over protection of QBs, and the support of WRs, who are allowed to roam with little fear of tight coverage or solid hits. Penalties add yards, and extend drives. That's the core of it.
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