All right. So let's move along now to insights. Let's hit on some of the insights that NextGen

stats has come up with here on NFL Pro. First insight over here to the left, and I'll just keep

this screen up. I'll read it for y'all. Jordan Love had an average time to throw of 3.08

seconds in week four against the Vikings, his longest since week four of last season.

So the pass protection really held up well for Jordan last week.

It said love is completed just 46.3% being 25 or 54 of his past attempts,

2.5 seconds or more after the snap this season,

fourth lowest in the NFL, totaling 442 yards, three touchdowns, and an interception,

a 39.3% success rate.

In weeks 2 and 3, Malik Willis had an average time to throw of 2.31 seconds,

second quickest in the NFL.

Matchup.

The Rams have allowed a 50% defensive success rate on dropbacks over 2.5 seconds this

season, second highest in the NFL.

So probably going to be looking for Jordan to get to a second and third read here.

I think Jaden Reed's got an opportunity to have a big game against this young secondary,

this banged up secondary two here with the Rams. So next insight, Kyron Williams saw a lot box

on a league high 60.1 percent of his carries in last year's breakout season, minimum of 80

carries in parentheses there. But that lot box rate has dropped to 54.8% this season.

So last year, light box meaning less than, less than eight in the box, right?

You basically got a plus one hat count or at least a match hat count in the box.

Last year, 60% of the time, this year dropped to 54% of the time. It says Kyram Williams has generated minus 34% of the time this year dropped the 54% of the time says uh kairm williams has generated

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