Week 12 Preview, Pt 2: PIT-CIN, LAR-GB + More

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Adam Wise

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🗓️ 25 November 2021

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), John Daigle (@notJDaigle), Kyle Dvorchak (@KyleTweetsHere) and Patrick Kerrane (@PatKerrane) look past Thanksgiving to break down the rest of Week 12’s games, including the Steelers at Bengals, Rams at Packers, and Titans at Patriots. Kerrane provides his “stat of the week” on the Steelers’ passing attack, and the gang debates how the Giants’ offense might look following OC Jason Garrett’s firing.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody, welcome to this Jam Packed Week 12 edition of The Good Football
0:21.1	Subline, Your Host Packed Dirty. Join my John Deggle, Kyle DeVorchick, and Patrick
0:25.9	Crane, where we're going to break down all of this week's non-thanksgiving games that includes
0:31.0	the Titans at the Patriots, the Rams at the Packers, and so much more. I think we'll be graced
0:37.1	with Crane's stat of the week. We didn't actually talk about this before the show, but he usually has
0:40.4	like five of them, and we're going to try to dive into every fantasy relevant player. You know,
0:45.6	the folks are used to his bantering off the top of the show, but Danny kind of already made
0:49.6	sure to ruin Thanksgiving on the first two editions of this week's The Good Football Shows.
0:54.7	So we're just going to dive right into the games, and we're going to begin in Cincinnati, where
0:59.0	Point Spet has the Steelers arriving as four and a half point underdogs after their narrow loss
1:03.3	to the Chargers. It wasn't a victory, but Ben Rothisberger and Chase Claypool both had their
1:08.3	biggest games in months, Crane, has anything changed in this Steelers passing attack?
1:13.8	No, I don't think it has. Rothisberger was 18th on the week in EPA per play. That's an
1:19.7	efficiency metric. He, you know, kind of mediocre as usual. He was 25th and completion percentage
1:25.2	over expected. So he was actually kind of inaccurate and mediocre. He just got pushed, had 44 pass
1:33.0	attempts. The only time he's thrown more, though, was against Cincinnati in week three. So
1:38.9	we could get volume again here, which is really the only way for Spike Weeks from Rothisberger at
1:44.2	this point. I'm not, I'm not going to bet on him to be efficient. And they were only pushed because
1:48.1	they were down 2710 in the fourth quarter. Like they did not want to get pushed or be in that
1:52.8	situation. So it really comes down, as you said, to what the bingles do on the other side of the
1:57.2	ball. Yeah. And I was just going to say you mentioned Claypool. I think Johnson is really the guy
2:01.1	here. If they do get pushed this week, that we should be still viewing as the clear number one
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