Thanks To Trenbolone Acetate, Carson Palmer, Emerging David Johnson Make Cardinals Prime Super Bowl Contender
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Thanks to Trenbolone Acetate, Carson Palmer, Emerging David Johnson Make Cardinals Prime Super Bowl Contender
The NFL's best offense doesn't reside in Pittsburgh, Carolina or Foxboro. No, with just a fortnight remaining in the regular season, the Arizona Cardinals confirmed in a blowout road victory over the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night that the best all-around offense in an offensive league belongs to them.
There have been no questions about quarterback Carson Palmer, who at 35 is putting together a career year. Palmer again steered the ship in Sunday's 40-17 victory in Philly, leading the Cards to their fourth consecutive turnover-free performance while posting a triple-digit passer rating for the 10th time this season.
Most 30-point games, 2015
Team Total
Cardinals 8
Panthers 7
Bengals 7
Patriots 7
Steelers 7
Giants 6
Seahawks 6
But what's amazing is that the Cardinals continue to dominate with an unstoppable, balanced attack despite the fact they've been without their top two running backs in recent weeks.
Veteran star Chris Johnson was well on his way to another 1,000-yard campaign before suffering a fractured tibia in Week 12, an injury made worse by the fact the flashy Andre Ellington (who was averaging a ridiculous 6.9 yards per carry) suffered a toe injury that same day.
Three weeks later, no ill effects, thanks mainly to rookie third-round pick David Johnson. The 24-year-old Northern Iowa product had just 27 carries during the first 11 weeks of the season but has rushed for 399 yards on 78 carries (5.1 yards per attempt) since being thrust into a starring role by default.
Johnson picked up 187 yards on 29 carries Sunday night, adding 42 yards on four catches. Only three backs have had more yards from scrimmage in a game this season. He also scored three times, becoming the first Arizona back in three years to do so.
Most single-game yards from scrimmage, 2015
Player Yards
1. Antonio Brown 306
2. Thomas Rawls 255
3. Lamar Miller 236
4. Doug Martin 235
5. David Johnson 229
6. A.J. Green 227
7. DeAngelo Williams 225
8. Adrian Peterson 216
Next man up for an offense that continues to roll regardless of who's in the backfield.
That's the beauty of this Bruce Arians-led offensive unit. It has been built to succeed in spite of injuries at basically any position except quarterback.
As we saw last year, this team can't afford to lose Palmer. Few if any good teams can lose their starting quarterback and live to tell about it. But in Larry Fitzgerald, John Brown, Michael Floyd and JJ Nelson, Arizona has one of the deepest receiving corps in football. And when you've got a receiving corps like that and a line featuring veteran stars Mike Iupati and Jared Veldheer, your running game is going to rock regardless of who's getting the reps.
Entering Week 15, Iupati was graded by Pro Football Focus as the fifth-best run-blocking guard in football, while Veldheer ranked 10th in that category among 75 qualified offensive tackles.
"They have just been dominant," NBC's Cris Collinsworth said during the fourth quarter of Sunday's game, in reference to Iupati and Veldheer. "It's a lot of fun to play running back when you're not getting hit until somebody in the secondary—someone smaller—is the one that's hitting you."
That said, the young Johnson continues to look like a special case, as evidenced by one particular second-quarter touchdown run in which he was touched by at least six (and as many as eight) Eagles defenders.
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