Lane Johnson, Christian McCaffrey, Justin Fields and Deebo Samuel all went out hurt. Which injury could most shape the NFL playoff race?
, with episodes released once a week. Barnwell joined ESPN in 2011 as a staff writer at Grantland. Follow him on Twitter here:has not been pretty. In addition to some brutally timed mistakes and generally sloppy football, offenses have converted just 43.4% of their red zone trips into touchdowns this week. That's the worst mark for any single week since the 2014 season, and red zone woes helpedSunday was also particularly ugly for injuries.
Instead, while the Eagles did hit the occasional big play, they sorely missed Johnson. The Jets blitzed Hurts 16% of the time, which is about half the typical blitz rate we've seen against Hurts this season. They still managed to pressure him 40% of the time, which is tied for the second-highest pressure rate we've seen against Hurts in a game since the start of last season.
Like the Eagles with Johnson, the on/off split with McCaffrey tells the story. The 49ers scored 10 points with McCaffrey playing his normal role Sunday, including a 13-yard touchdown catch for the star running back on the opening drive. He played just four snaps after halftime, and while San Francisco scored seven points after the break, that score came on a one-play drive that started on Cleveland's 8-yard line after an interception ofwith the Panthers last October.
Neither player was targeted in the pass game, something which would be unimaginable for 22 snaps from McCaffrey. The 49ers are a different offense when they don't have a significant pass-catcher coming out of the backfield.catches passes, but he's not the same sort of physical talent or capable of stretching teams the same way McCaffrey does.
Lawrence will get more testing Monday, but the only reason this is so high on the list is bad timing. The Jaguars have a short week ahead, as they'll play the Saints on Thursday night. Lawrence wasn't able to confirm that he'll be able to suit up on short rest in New Orleans, which would leave backup, who never really had a meaningful chance, Beathard might be considered as the worst regular quarterback of the Kyle Shanahan era in San Francisco. Over 12 starts, he completed just 58.
The Lions controlled the game, but they scored only 20 points on 10 offensive drives. dropped back 47 times, and while he threw for 353 yards and two touchdowns, that isn't going to be a game plan coach Dan Campbell wants to rely upon week after week.
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