Los Angeles Chargers: OG Dan Feeney
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John Cordes/Associated Press
The Los Angeles Chargers might have the most complete roster in the NFL, but that doesn't mean they don't have flaws. For example, they have struggled to run the ball on the interior for stretches this season, even though they a quality running game overall.
According to Football Outsiders, the Chargers rank 18th in the NFL when running between the center and the guard, averaging 4.39 adjusted line yards per carry. Part of the problem has been second-year guard Dan Feeney.
The 2017 third-round pick frequently gets overpowered at the point of attack. The same is often true in passing situations, which has left L.A. vulnerable to interior pressure.
That was a major issue during the Chargers' loss to the Ravens in Week 16, which may have cost them the No. 1 seed in the AFC.
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John Cordes/Associated Press
The Los Angeles Chargers might have the most complete roster in the NFL, but that doesn't mean they don't have flaws. For example, they have struggled to run the ball on the interior for stretches this season, even though they a quality running game overall.
According to Football Outsiders, the Chargers rank 18th in the NFL when running between the center and the guard, averaging 4.39 adjusted line yards per carry. Part of the problem has been second-year guard Dan Feeney.
The 2017 third-round pick frequently gets overpowered at the point of attack. The same is often true in passing situations, which has left L.A. vulnerable to interior pressure.
That was a major issue during the Chargers' loss to the Ravens in Week 16, which may have cost them the No. 1 seed in the AFC.
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