That’s all we ever hear about NFL offenses. If you don’t run the ball, you are dead.
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Let’s take a look at the Cincinnati Bengals and Green Bay Packers. They don’t run it well at all. Yet both enter Week 10 as legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Why? They can throw the heck out of the football.
They are the top two passing offenses in the NFL, with the Bengals averaging 285.5 yards per game and the Packers right behind at 279.7. Both have averaged over 300 the past three games.
Source: CBS Sports



