The more the season comes,
The more important the housekeeping skills!
With the final 2 weeks left in the regular season, it's possible that the playoffs will look like. Right now, there are a couple of teams that are temporarily outside the playoffs, but could step in at any time during these two weeks. So what must-do they have that will help them make their final hit in the regular season?
Midland
Los Angeles Lightning (8-7)
Killer: Herbert under pressure
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 33.9%
Quarterback Herbert made seven touchdowns when he encountered the pressure of a pass, and only one interception. 1 interception in Week 2 of the season and seven touchdowns after Week 3. Facing the Two Strong Teams of the Broncos and Raiders in the final two weeks, Herbert's play when he encounters pressure will be the key to the game.
Baltimore Ravens (8-7)
Killer: Andrews in the slot
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 30.9%
For the Ravens, the most important thing is undoubtedly this week's game against the Rams. Near-end striker Andrews has received the ball 24 times in the slot in the past three weeks, advancing 324 yards. Both figures are the highest in the NFL. And the Rams they are about to face, the slot defense catch rate is 76.5%, ranking 28th in the entire NFL. Can Andrews wreak havoc on the Rams' second line in this one?
Las Vegas Raiders (8-7)
Killer: Karl receives the ball to the outside of the receiver
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 16.5%
From week 10 to date, Carr's pass to the receiver on the outside has a high score of 117.3, the 4th in the NFL. And in the last 2 weeks, he will face ponies and lightning. These two teams have released 15 and 12 receiving touchdowns from outside receivers this season, respectively, both in the top 10 in the league.
Pittsburgh Steelers (7-7-1)
Killer: TJ-Watt's Oppression
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 9.8%
From Week 9 onwards, rusher TJ Watt pressed a whopping 20.3, second only to Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson in the league. The Steelers' next two opponents' quarterbacks did not perform well under the pressure of the rush pass. Baker Mayfield's pass success rate when pressed was only 42 percent, 27th in the league, while Lamar Jackson's passing score when he was pressed was 63.7, ranking 19th in the league.
Cleveland Browns (7-8)
Killer: Running back trio
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 9.6%
Brown's luxury punch lineup has always been the envy of fans on other teams, and they are indeed the most efficient in the league. Top running back Nick Chab punched 1143 yards, ranking third in the league, while the average 5.5 dash attempt was also the highest in the top ten of the number of dashing yards. Bench runback D'Ernest Johnson has also had a classic moment this season when he overwhelmed the Broncos from 146 yards. Another star, running back Hunter, is also coming back, hoping his comeback will catch up with When Brown still has a chance.
Denver Broncos (7-8)
Killer skill: second-line anti-transmission
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 0.2%
The Broncos' next two opponents, Lightning and Chief, each have a young and reliable big-arm quarterback. To succeed in the final two weeks, the Mustang's second-line defense must take up the burden. The Mustangs' defensive passes also have this ability, and they only released 210.7 yards per game, ranking fifth in the league.
League of Nations
New Orleans Saints (7-8)
Killer skill: strong and anti-running
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 40.4%
The Saints conceded an average of 95.9 yards per game, ranking fifth in the league. And his next two opponents, the rush is a little problematic. The Falcons averaged just 86.2 yards per game, the second lowest in the league and only outperforming the Texans. And the Panthers, due to McCaffe's injury, the starting running back is played by this year's 4-round rookie Chuba Habad.
Minnesota Vikings (7-8)
Killer: Jefferson's far-reaching
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 13.5%
Star receiver Jefferson has completed 52 deep-reaching catches this season, and the league is the first to ride. It doesn't even have to be Jefferson to make many catches, he's sure to attract multiple defenders and create opportunities for teammates.
Washington Rugby Team (6-9)
Killer Skill: Rush to press
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 7.0%
While the setback in the defensive line this season is obvious, last year's leader Chase Young has been reimbursed for the season, and the other two main defensive forwards have played the bench. But if Washington wants to qualify for the playoffs, their defensive line is the only thing they can lean on. Washington's defensive line needs to stand up.
Atlanta Falcons (7-8)
Killer skill: anti-run
Current probability of qualifying for the playoffs: 1.8%
Although the Falcons' defensive run this season is not good, it still gives fans a lot of surprises. The next two opponents, Beal and Saints, were not efficient in their punches. Although the Saints have star running back Camara, if the Falcons can do a good job of defending, they still have the possibility of impacting the playoffs.
Can they change their lives against the grain?