The New York Jets offensive line has ranked #13 in the NFL when it comes to run blocking this season.He has been on the field for 38.8% of his team's snaps this season, which ranks in the #61 percentile among running backs.He has received 20.8% of New York's carries this year -- #57 percentile when it comes to running backs.Perhaps as a result of a change in role, personnel injury, or matchup, Johnson is projected for 6.9% more of his team's carry share this week than he has gotten overall this year, which ranks among the biggest increases among running backs this week.New York has played in the #20-most high-wind games (15 mph+) this year. Teams tend to run the ball more in windy conditions, artificially inflating their play-calling Run%, which should balance back out under normal conditions.The New York Jets have had the #12-fastest paced offense in a neutral context this season.The Jets project to run 63.4 total plays in this contest, the #12-most of the week.This offense runs the ball 38.0% of the time in a neutral context (#20 in the NFL), and they project to run 38.0% of the time in this contest.This offenses projects to runs 38.3% of the time in this contest (#19 in the NFL) based on underlying tendencies and matchup dynamics.The Philadelphia Eagles have ranked #19 against the run this year, holding opponents to 117 yards per game on the ground.In terms of efficiency, Philadelphia's defense has allowed 4.32 yards per carry to opposing rushers (#11-least in football).Eagles linebackers have ranked #18 in the NFL in run stopping effectiveness this season.The Philadelphia Eagles have stacked the box with 8 or more defenders 15.4% of the time this season, ranking as the #14 most in the league.
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