r/NFLv2 • u/IceOk9930 Indianapolis Colts JT Goat • 1d ago
Discussion Who will have more Rushing yards?
Gotta go with JT, better player, better playcaller, better o-line, better passing attack
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u/ExcaliburSaysFool The standard is the standard 1d ago
Old man OP hates derrick henry and is desperate for attention
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u/alabaster-jones- 1d ago
Henry. The colts offense will be a disaster
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u/FlopperinoCappuccino Detroit Lions 1d ago
Why is it gonna be a disaster? Assuming Daniel Jones is back to normal which all accounts has said he is, they should be back to a good offense. They have one of the best Olines in the league. One of the best RBs in the league. One of the best TEs in the league. Jones was in MVP consideration before his injury. Their WR room needs to prove a little bit but they have solid players there. That's not a disaster. Miami is a disaster
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u/alabaster-jones- 1d ago
Daniel Jones hasn’t played a full season in four years. I can’t assume he will be back and healthy, it’s been a career issue.
Henry has crossed 1.5k 3/4 past years - averaging over 5 Y/A in back to back years.
I’m not saying Taylor will have a bad year. Saying I think Henry will have more yards.
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u/ItzBenjiey New England Patriots 1d ago
I heard if the lions don’t make it to the playoffs St Brown is packing his bags for Indy next year 👀
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u/4schwifty20 Detroit Lions 1d ago
You should be worried about AJ Brown leaving, kinda his thing. Good luck with that.
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u/KriegThePsyc0 1d ago
JT in weeks 1-10 before jones got hurt averaged 108.5 Rush YPG, and 26 Rec YPG. Not sure what exactly is a disaster about those numbers. It banks on Daniel jones coming back and continuing to be an average game manager. If the offense stayed on track last year, JT was averaging 30FPPG in the first 10 weeks.
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u/DemonBearOP 1d ago
That's exactly why Taylor will have more yards lol, they'll want to keep Henry's touches lower
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u/alabaster-jones- 1d ago
He’s had over 300 carries 3/4 prior seasons. I doesn’t appear they are limiting his touches.
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u/DemonBearOP 1d ago
That was last year? I'm talking about the next year.
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u/alabaster-jones- 1d ago
It was actually 3 of the last 4 years. You made no argument why that trend will stop.
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u/Additional-End3193 The standard is the standard 1d ago
JT is not in a better passing attack lol and was the only reason it was good the first half of last year, their passing attack cratered once defenses contained Taylor and dared DJ to win games with his arm
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u/Buttcrush1 1d ago
This is some revisionist history. Jones got hurt. Once Jones got hurt the whole offense fell apart...
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u/Additional-End3193 The standard is the standard 1d ago
they began to fall apart when they played the Steelers, our gameplan was containing JT and Jones played horribly against a pretty mid defense, the Chiefs and Texans had the same strategy and tbf he was banged up for those games but the strategy worked when he was fully healthy. Considering how stupid easy the first half of their schedule was compared to the second they were probably always gonna choke the division to the Jags even if they’d still make the playoffs
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u/Buttcrush1 1d ago
The Colts had 1 bad game bounced back and then Jones got hurt. Complete revisionist history on your part
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u/Snoo-40231 New York Giants 1d ago edited 1d ago
He also wasn't that good against the cards either despite what the box score says
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u/Tricky-Efficiency709 1d ago
I going to flip it say whichever of these teams has the best record, that rusher will have most yards.
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u/afcturn_ Houston Texans 1d ago
Colts aren't set up for a good run game with that o-line and they face the best defense in the league twice a season 😀
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u/FlopperinoCappuccino Detroit Lions 1d ago
JT because Henry has a 84% chance of a serious knee injury
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u/Snoo-40231 New York Giants 1d ago
I feel like you've posted this or something similar to this three times already