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In the rushing game, Raheem Mostert led the team with 13 carries for 46 yards and found the end zone once on 1 of two red zone attempts. He and Jeff Wilson split carries (5 vs 3) in the first half.
Jeff Wilson and Tua Tagovailoa also contributed with 5 and 6 carries, respectively, but didn’t score any rushing touchdowns.
Mostert was also not used at all in the passing game despite running a route on 50% of dropbacks. Zero targets to Wilson’s 2 and Salvon Ahmed’s 4 (2 in the red zone).
Mostert played just 56% of the snaps, while Wilson and Ahmed played the other 25% each.
Miami is showing that they want to use a committee and I don’t think it will work favorably for Mostert when De’Von Achane returns likely after the Week 10 bye week. Sell.
On the ground, Derrick Henry was his usual dominant self, rushing for 101 yards on 22 carries. Although he didn’t find the end zone, his ground game was a key factor in moving the chains. The Falcons lost Grady Jarrett and that helped the Titans run game.
Tyjae Spears had just 3 carries for 27 yards. Both RBs saw 4 targets.
Spears played 44% of the snaps to Henry’s 65%.
I’ve been trying to sell Henry all year. Take advantage of the gift you got in Week 8 to ship him off. Even though the Steelers run defense is not great – Cameron Heyward could return soon off the IR – the Titans play so poorly on the road with their terrible OL unit.
The Titans are on the road for their next three games…
Rookie quarterback Will Levis shined, completing 19 of 29 passes for 238 yards, with no interceptions and four touchdown passes. Levis showcased excellent decision-making and efficiency, earning a remarkable passer rating of 130.5.
However, let’s not get lost and overly obsessed with the 4 passing TDs. Three came on deep balls, which is not easily replicated. Especially when Levis orchestrated an offense that only converted 5 third downs. They punted 8 times. Only the Jets/Giants punted more in Week 8.
Chris Olave: 9 targets / 31.0% target share. 5 for 46. Womp. 170 air yards or as the kids call “prayer yards.” It’s just not going to happen with Derek Carr folks. The minute he has a blow-up game when the regression kicks in…you immediately flip.
George Kittle was the primary target without Deebo Samuel, with 9 receptions for 149 yards. He averaged an impressive 16.6 yards per catch. 35.5% target share. Same old song dance folks. You sell Kittle after these blow-up games that are clearly cultivated based on teammate injuries. Considering the bye week, expect Samuel to be back sooner rather than later.
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