The X-factor players for all 32 NFL teams
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I agree! The possibilities!!
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The OC hands down. Two reasons, f the OC can IMHO be competent this year then the Rams should score much more and keep the defense off the field and if he plays Bailey a lot more.
The others
Gurley, the Rams sacrificed high OL pick/picks to get this guy.
Then others Austin, agree on Fairley, Jenkins (stop making TD mistakes)
I would not say Foles because he has already shown he can be a very good QB.
The others
Gurley, the Rams sacrificed high OL pick/picks to get this guy.
Then others Austin, agree on Fairley, Jenkins (stop making TD mistakes)
I would not say Foles because he has already shown he can be a very good QB.
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I think for most teams its the quarterback. How good would Manning, Brady or Rogers teams be without them? Plus, the quarterback handles the ball every offensive play. You have good quarterback play and you always have a chance. Aside from that it would be a quality running back.
Everything else relies on multiple players. You have a great shutdown corner and all teams need to do is stay away from him. But if the other side is good he can make a difference. A great receiver can be shut down with extra attention. But if the other guys make plays he gets more one on one chances.
Those kind of players need help from teammates in order not to be taken out of the equation. A good quarterback can make all the right decisions and win games.
Everything else relies on multiple players. You have a great shutdown corner and all teams need to do is stay away from him. But if the other side is good he can make a difference. A great receiver can be shut down with extra attention. But if the other guys make plays he gets more one on one chances.
Those kind of players need help from teammates in order not to be taken out of the equation. A good quarterback can make all the right decisions and win games.
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I'll go with Foles as the X factor. He and his WR's are going to have to work their magic to keep defenses honest vs the run. Hitting Quick and Britt for first downs early in the game will do wonders for our young OLine and our stable of backs. But if Foles and Co. can't keep the defenses honest it doesn't matter how good Gurley and the line perform because they'll be looking at stacked boxes all game long.