Currently has 4,055 yards on the season. He would have to average about 334 yards/game in the last three games.
Yes, it's unimportant in the grand scheme of things. But the most yardage he's ever passed for in a season was 4,328 in 2009.
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Currently has 4,055 yards on the season. He would have to average about 334 yards/game in the last three games.
Yes, it's unimportant in the grand scheme of things. But the most yardage he's ever passed for in a season was 4,328 in 2009.
As long as Brown gets his 5 catches, he should!
No and I don't want him to. A more balanced attack is in order. It's more important that LeVeon gets a 100 rushing that Ben gets 300 plus passing.
"A man's got to know his limitations."
I think it will be 4800 yards for this year
I don't think so. He will set a personal best, but probably short of the 5K.
Ben has had too many off days this year. I think the K-City game will put him out of the running
Can he? Sure. Will he? No. I agree with polamalubeast and think he tops out at around 4800.
It's not about chasing stats. I have nothing against Ben getting his numbers. I just think we're a better team when LeVeon is more prominent in the game plan. for example today, do you think they leave Martavis Bryant that wide open if Bell hadn't been gashing them to death before that?
"A man's got to know his limitations."
He's currently on pace to throw for approximately 4,990 yards which is pretty darn close so I'll go out on a limb and say yes.
He can, if you ask me it really depends on whether the Atlanta game turns into a shootout where he has 400+ yards.
I guess that's one interesting thing about having a shitty defense. The offense can never let the foot off the gas, because the opponent is liable to rip off back-to-back 80-yard drives in 1:30 at any given time.
See you Space Cowboy ...
I think Ben can do it, but unfortunately will fall just short. I hope I'm wrong, though.
It's possible due to the way the NFL is now.
I am slowly becoming less interested in the NFL as Goodell destroys it. Remember when passing for 300+ yards was an awesome thing to see? Now it is just an average day.
Hater = Realist
Well first off when that happens Ben gets credited with the passing yards. So what exactly that means? And secondly I don;'t really give a rats ass about Ben's stats other than W's and L's. If we win the next 3 and he gets to 5,0000 in the process. Wonderful.
No. You know what. Forget I said anything. If he gets to 5,000, we can all throw a party.
I'm done with this thread.
"A man's got to know his limitations."
The offense has achieved a lot of stats this year, only 1 matters.
Yes. Someone noted that he had a big statistical game against the Saints and against the Jets. So even if he lays an egg he still puts up a lot of yards.
All I want is wins!! As long as everybody stays healthy I dont care how we win.
Let's keep in mind Ben getting to the 5000 yard mark isn't necessarily stat chasing. Does anyone think the 500 yard game against Indy was stat chasing? All of that seemed necessary in order for the Steelers to win.
I think where you guys are taking past each other is that, yes of course we'd like a balanced attack, but no one guy's stats really matter (Ben's or Bell's) other than the wins. So if Atlanta stacks 8 in the box to stop Bell we'd be fools to put rushing stats, or even carries, as any type of priority. We should do whatever it takes to score the most possible points (unless we're so far ahead that points don't matter). I don't care if Ben gets 1000 in one game and Bell hardly rushes at all if that's what it takes to win.
I think the game plan going into every game should be a result of film study and then in game adjustments based on what their defense is giving us. We have so many weapons on offense that we have that luxury. My worry with Haley is that he will now decide that rushing Bell over and over is the only game plan, regardless of how the other team is game planning against us. Defenses hate more than anything to be out-physicaled and they will be watching plenty of tape on what Bell did to the Bengals.
Don't get me wrong, I want to plan for plenty of Bell as well... unless they stacking every time to stop him. We should be able to put over 40 points on Atlanta if we are prepared to utilize any and all of our weapons. Plus I would like to get Ben into a rhythm early to keep him on his game throughout the game.
Anyway, I think we're all saying close to the same thing. We don't care about anyone's numbers as long as we win (and play optimum situational football to do it).
4415 yards with 2 games to go