The Minnesota Wild is just a team full of winners https://www.storeminnesotaonline.com/Jordan_Greenway_T_shirt-12, apparently. On Friday, the NHL announced the three finalists for the Jack Adams Award for coach of the year, and Dean Evason is among the three. Dean-o! The NHL announced mnwild Head Coach Dean Evason is a finalist for the 2020-21 Jack Adams Award. » 1The other two finalists are Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brindmour and Florida Panthers bench boss Joel Quenneville. Evason was asked last Thursday by The Athletic Michael Russo, what being a Jack Adams finalist would mean to him. t would mean that our coaching staff did a really good job. Evason said. he Jack Adams is for one guy. It not one guy. It management allowing you to have the players to work with and then it the coaches working as a team to try to get the best out of the players. I think our coaching staff I know our coaching staff is as good as any coaching staff Ie ever seen or been with as far as our communication, as far as our teaching and as far as our coaching Joel Eriksson Ek Face Mask. I very proud of what we did this year, but it has to continue to go forward. f he wins, Evason will be just the second Minnesota coach to have won the award after Jacques Lemaire earned it after his 2002-03 season. Seen as a surprise overachievers this season, the Wild were destined to get some recognition for their surge into playoff contention. Good goaltending and more offensive punch certainly helps that, but Evason no doubt had some effect trusting youngsters like Kirill Kaprizov and (sometimes) Joel Eriksson Ek with more minutes. No matter if he wins or not, it nice to see some Wild personnel up for awards https://www.storeminnesotaonline.com/Kirill_Kaprizov_Flag-151.

The stage is set: Vegas vs. Montreal, and Tampa vs. New York. Writers and reporters will look for broad narratives about what it means to be a Stanley Cup contender. And they may talk about a shift away from raw skill with teams like Colorado and Toronto getting ousted earlier than expected, and ritty teams like Montreal and NY drawing in. Yes, the lower seeds have won 9 of 12 series thus far. But all of these superficial points miss the nuance of who these teams are. Personally, I don think the playoffs offer any insight that is uniquely distinct from the regular season https://www.denverproshoponline.com/Tyrie_Cleveland_Pet_Jersey-698, at least broadly speaking. The most recent Stanley Cup winners have been teams with strong reputations (Pittsburgh, Chicago), either dominant in the regular season (Tampa, Washington), or consistent across an extended stretch, like St. Louis. The challengers, on the other hand, have been a motley crew of diesel fuel (Dallas in 2020), expansion magic (Vegas in 2018), and southern comfort (Nashville in 2017). Each team has followed a very distinct path. Montreal upset a dangerous, but frail Toronto team, and then followed it up with clean sweep against a blueline-deficient Winnipeg. Vegas fought through a stylistically tough Minnesota, and then dominated a Colorado team that ran out of answers just as Vegas found theirs. The Islanders trounced the Penguins in six, and then Trotzd the Capitals in six. Tampa Bay won a forty-yard dash against Florida, and won another forty-yard dash against Carolina. It easy to look at the final four in the context of where Dallas is headed and see similarities in the broad strokes: the plucky underdogs (Montreal) Drew Himmelman Flag, the earthy brawlers (Vegas), and the brickwall (Islanders). But the rubber devil is in the vulcanized details. To that end, I want to look at a few quick takeaways Dallas would do well to pay attention to. ABP: Always Be Passing2020-2021 Passing Data via Corey Sznajder. It easier to defend a shot than a pass. One thing the top four have in common is that they form the top half of NHL teams who aim to move the puck with more than one touch. Montreal, Tampa, and NY like to funnel their shots from low-to-high movement. How they do that varies. Again via Corey Sznajder, Tampa and NY specifically, generate passes-to-shots from their forecheck while Montreal and Vegas use their movement as a punctuation mark rather than a period, shooting off the rush more than directly from the forecheck. Interestingly, Montreal is not the outlier theye presented as. They may be touted as a rough and tumble defensive team led by the burly Shea Weber, but their forecheck blends skill and grit across all four lines. As Jack Han wrote, they play an aggressive forecheck fueled by unique icetime distribution, with skilled forwards playing efensive roles, and defensive forwards playing with skilled players allowing them to manage the load of each line and truly roll four lines. If youe not taking quality shots, you better be getting lucky Goal component rates via Evolving-Hockey. Regular season vs. Postseason. The formula for the final four has shifted when looking at the regular season versus the playoffs. If youe unfamiliar with these charts, theye broken down by rates above or below expected: blue represents shot rate differential, yellow represents shot quality differential, green represents a differential for goals scored above what you expect, and purple represents the differential for goals saved above what you expect. In the regular season, there was a fairly distinct formula for the top ten teams: quantity is great, as is puck luck. In the playoffs, that focus has shifted less on quantity to quality, and turning that quality into good breaks. uck doesn make for great or interesting analysis, so to that I would add, lesson two flows from lesson one: Vegas, Tampa, and the Isles were all top eight teams when it came to point shot setups. Half of the final four are shooting great, and generating great quality. Structure is harder to defend than systems, and the top four teams are good examples of this with their focus on pre-shot movement. Montreal, the exception, relies on strong goaltending and decent shot quality. But two things that didn help them in the regular season, goaltending and shot quality, suddenly became their friends in the postseason. Call it the Carey Price factor, if you will. Either don take penalties at all, or draw a lotPenalty Differential via Hockeyviz. comThis one pretty obvious. Looking at the final four in the context of minor penalties, the last men standing were either good at drawing penalties and undisciplined themselves (Tampa), or were strictly disciplined (Tampa and Vegas). As always, Montreal is the only outlier. Again, not surprising but I do find it interesting that penalty differential was an either/or affair: either you rolled the dice both ways, or you didn roll the dice at all. Strike first: the last four Stanley Cup winners did Expected goals-for per 60 vs DeVontres Dukes Face Mask. expected goals-against per 60 via Jfresh and Patrick Bacon. We keep talking about what an outlier Montreal is. And it entirely possible they are, and eventually get bounced due to playing in a weak division. But until Thursday night, Montreal led the playoffs in first-period goals. Last year postseason leader in first period goals Tampa Bay. In 2019 St. Louis. In 2018 Washington. In 2017 Pittsburgh. This isn statistically significant. Any Cup winner will play more games, and thus have more first periods to score in. But the data makes clear one thing: defense doesn win championships, dynamic teams do. So how does Dallas stack up against these quick take principles It mixed. Let backtrack. For lesson one, as you can see, Dallas was not a good passing team in the regular season: both a combination of their conservative system and missing two of their better passers in Seguin and Radulov. Even teams like Montreal and the Islanders are good at carrying the pace of play with controlled movement. Dallas, conversely, not only tasked their blueline with explicit scoring, but also their general movement, leaving the forwards to create offense in a very binary (and thus easier to defend) way: either get the puck to the point, or grab rebounds. For lesson two, the Stars profile like a potentially good team when it comes to shot quality, but they haven been lucky with their quality. In fact, it three seasons now that Dallas has had a low shooting percentage https://www.denverproshoponline.com/Kyle_Fuller_Pillow_Cover-519. Perhaps that speaks to the roster, or perhaps that speaks to three seasons of coaching staffs with similar mindsets, emphasizing defense more than offense. Hopefully good health will allow Dallas to change some of how they play, but it also been three seasons running that theye been a bottom five team when scoring first. That seems like an easy fix: don be so conservative. There no point in being aggressive if the opponent can predict when the attack is coming. However, Dallas was a disciplined team this season, which bodes well for their Stanley Cup hopes next season. Perhaps the ultimate lesson is that each team is more a collection of their peculiarities than their broad types. Tampa is not just a skill team. Montreal is not just a team built on goaltending. Vegas is not just a heavy group that can punch you in the mouth. The Islanders are not just defensive wizards. On the contrary. Tampa is an elite skilled team with a rugged blueline. Price can shut a game down, but they roll their depth with enthusiasm at the top, and experience at the bottom. Vegas is heavy, but they counterattack with speed. NY is defensively responsible, but their structure is fluid. Theye willing to adjust for more creative setups when ice is open for it, they attack the middle, and use east-west movement. From a Stars lens, I don see a team that has much in common with the final four, but then, Dallas was once in this very spot https://www.denverproshoponline.com/Kary_Vincent_Jr_Pillow_Cover-503. Whether they can make it back is not the real question. The real question is whether they can make it back as more than just another underdog, but as a natural threat.

After a rousing come-from-behind win against the Calgary Flames, Winnipeg was then tasked with downing the Toronto Maple Leafs. Some have tabbed Toronto to be the best team in Canada (though I think Montreal should get this nod). For the Jets, that usually doesn portend great things, what with the poor defensive depth and absence of Patrik Laine due to injury. Would Winnipeg best the so-called top team in the North, or would the Jets hit an early skid on the tarmacThe First PeriodMuch like Winnipeg start against Calgary last week, the Jets looked slow out of the gate against Toronto. The Leafs read every single defensive zone exit and continually hemmed the Jets in for long stretches at a time Blake Wheeler Flag, wearing down Winnipeg defenders. The Jets struggled to create offensive counters in transition, owing to how often they were pinned in their own end. I don really understand why Winnipeg continually wraps the puck around the boards on exits. Every team knows that the gameplan and seals the walls off near the blueline. Change it up, guys!Photo by Claus Andersen/Getty ImagesThe Leafs racked up a few decent scoring opportunities but Connor Hellebuyck looked more like his last-season self, keeping the scoreline tied at 0-0. The Jets mustered a couple of point shots here and there, but nothing to seriously trouble Andersen. Considering how much offensive possession Toronto had Mikhail Berdin T-Shirt, the Jets were fortunate not to be down. The Second PeriodYou think a slow start would kick the Jets into overdrive, but instead, Winnipeg got absolutely plastered for 20 minutes. Toronto, which actually got slower in the off-season, used rapid puck movement to slice and dice Jets coverages all over the ice. Winnipeg top line looked like it was skating through cement and the middle-6 unit struggled to carry the offensive burden. About the only positive note was that Hellebuyck was still looking very sharp. Photo by Claus Andersen/Getty ImagesUnfortunately, even Helly is mortal sometimes, and an early power play gave the Leafs a 1-0 lead. Busted coverages from Neal Pionk and Derek Forbort allowed John Tavares to walk into the slot unimpeded. Not ideal! Toronto then padded the lead late on a loose puck Mitch Marner was about to pounce on. It was a deserved lead, all told. The Jets did finally respond off of a glorious feed from Forbort, who found Kyle Connor streaking in on the left side. Both teams exited the period at 2-1. The Third PeriodThis was probably Winnipeg best period on the night, though I use est a bit loosely here. They had some good-looking power plays late into the period. Unfortunately, none of them hit paydirt and Toronto added an empty net goal to seal the win. This felt like a loss from the earlier half of last season https://www.storewinnipeg.com/Nikolaj_Ehlers_Pet_Jersey-220, where the Jets couldn get anything going. There should be legitimate questions about the top-6, especially, here the heck was the top linehree TakeawaysThis team without Laine is worse. I don think anyone can really argue this point, but Laine absence was especially noticeable. What will surprise some is that his even-strength playmaking was particularly missed. He was a force against Calgary, and could have been a major difference in tonight game. So it goes. The top line is kind of busted. Scheifele and Wheeler were just plain bad. I can say that many of Winnipeg offensive skaters were great, but those two are getting huge minutes in major roles. Both were nearly invisible at times, and it continuing some worrying trends from the last few seasons. Wheeler just doesn seem like he can keep up anymore, and Scheifele is a bit of a question mark. What is going on with our frickin first-line centreThe defense. . . still needs help!Winnipeg turned to debutant Logan Stanley for the evening Nate Thompson Pillow Cover. He and Nathan Beaulieu were. . . . not great. It wasn an atrocious debut or anything, but Stanley just doesn have the acceleration and improvisation needed to make it out of dangerous situations. When he has time and space to make passes, he fine. At this level, though, those opportunities don come often. Sami Niku got promoted to the top-pair with Josh Morrissey and had some decent moments, but wee definitely missing DeMelo up top. The Jets are very thin on the back-end, and if the forwards can pick up the slack, this could be another rough season.

The offseason, especially one with such uncertainty about when it will end, is a perfect time for some top ten lists. NHL Network always has entertaining ones every year, tweaking as needed. They released their top ten active goaltenders list, and smack in the middle is Blues starting goaltender Jordan Binnington:The wait is over! Here are our Top 10 Goalies Right Now Brian Sutter Flag. All of these goaltenders had success in this year playoffs save for one: the one sitting at number five. These netminders made our Top 10 Goalies Right Now! It hard to argue with Binnington success in 2019, but in 2020 he wasn even the best goaltender on his own team https://www.stprostoreonline.com/Robert_Thomas_Flag-246. That honor goes to Jake Allen, who began his off-season by being traded to the Montreal Canadiens. The Blues are going all-in on Jordan Binnington based off of Stanley Cup success, mainly because they know that it difficult to judge a goaltender off of one ad season - theye taking the average of two years to see what this year brings before signing (or not signing) Binnington to a contract extension. If Binnington can prove that this top five ranking is legit - which is, admittedly, the furthest thing from his mind I am sure - then hel be in for a nice raise at the end of this contract. At the end of the day, this rating may be based off of cumulative success rather than a year performance Erik Foley Flag. His playoff performance certainly didn factor into the ranking. Next season playoff performance is what matters.

Tom Pelissero of NFL Network is reporting that the Titans re releasing WR Adam Humphries:The Titans are releasing WR Adam Humphries https://www.tennesseefanstoreonline.com/Kristian_Fulton_Pillow_Cover-505, source said. The move saves Tennessee about $4. 47M in cap space, and Humphries -- a big-ticket signing two years ago who's still only 27 -- gets a jump start on the market. It sucks that it didn work out for Humphries here. I really liked the signing when it happened. Humphries showed that he could play here when he was healthy. Unfortunately that just wasn very often. This move makes sense for the Titans, but they have some pretty big holes on offense right now. Humphries is out Breon Borders Flag. Corey Davis and Jonnu Smith are set to become free agents https://www.tennesseefanstoreonline.com/Jared_Pinkney_Hoodie-205. That a lot of potential change to an offense that carried the team last year (of course not as much with Humphries because he was hurt). Oh, and the defense is still bad. Jon Robinson has a lot of stuff to get done between now and when the league year opens, not to mention everything he will have to do in free agency. Last offseason was bad, real bad.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are in no rush to publically proclaim No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence the team immediate Week 1 starter, even if it is an inevitable decision. A week ago, Jaguars passing game coordinator Brian Schottenheimer pushed back against the idea the Jaguars had already named a starting quarterback https://www.houstongearonline.com/Nate_Hall_Hoodie-147. Now, Schottenheimer boss has more or less done the same, with Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer adding his own thoughts to the discussion and Lawrence readiness this week during a recent interview on Sports Seriously, a USA TODAY Sports show hosted byMackenzie Salmon. He not ready yet, but he doesnt have to be ready yet, Meyer told Salmon when asked if Lawrence was ready to start in Week 1 against the Houston Texans. We got a long training camp coming up. He probably advanced maybe a little quicker than we wouldve thought, which was a positive. Lawrence, who the Jaguars selected with the team first-ever No. 1 overall pick in April, is the universal favorite to take the first snap of the season for the Jaguars offense. But for now, the Jaguars, Meyer, and his veteran brain trust of Schottenheimer and offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell is slow playing Lawrence ascension to the top of the depth chart, at least from a public perspective. The Jaguars and Meyer decided on Lawrence early in the draft process, with Lawrence being a major factor in Meyer taking the Jaguars job in the first place. Meyer has gone on to point out several times throughout this offseason that the Jaguars began to teach Lawrence their offense and terminology before the draft even took place Carson Green T-Shirt. This isnt something a team would do for a quarterback who will be a backup, even if Meyer isnt stating Lawrence is ready in June. One thing that we worked on when we made a decision that Trevor was going to be our No. 1 pick, we went from the evaluation stage to the preparation stage, Meyer told Salmon. And that means that I want to see I cant remember the exact date, but we started installing the playbook with him well before the draft. So you can see the retention, he got a really good work ethic and he progressed very well. Ultimately Meyer will be the one making the decision when to name Lawrence the starting quarterback, both to the media and to the team. But for now, Meyer decision is clearly to let the Jaguars continue to grind it out in the meeting rooms and on the practice field ahead of Week 1. But you know, were not in a position where were saying 1, 2, 3, 4. Were letting them all roll, everybody is getting reps, we want this thing to be really competitive, Schottenheimer said last week. Ultimately, when we name a starter, well name a starter. Urban will do that when hes ready, but Ive just enjoyed watching these guys compete. Related: Chris Simms Ranks Trevor Lawrence 28th Among NFL QBs Ahead of 2021Lawrence was 34-2 as a starter at Clemson Cameron Johnston Hoodie, having only lost in the College Football Playoffs . As a freshman, Lawrence defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide for the National Championship. To Lawrence credit, few quarterbacks enter the NFL with as much starting or big-game experience as he is. In his career, Lawrence completed 66% of his passes for 10,098 yards for 90 touchdowns and 17 interceptions. He also rushed for 943 yards and 18 touchdowns. While the Jaguars have been purposefully coy about Lawrence status as the top quarterback on the depth chart, they have not been afraid to sing his praises throughout the offseason. Lawrence had several standout practices in OTAs and minicamp, leading to Schottenheimer admiring his progress last week. Hes learning and hes learning quickly. Hes a terrific student of the game, he loves the mental preparation, hes getting a feel for how we do things here, hes just a true pleasure to coach because he loves it, Schottenheimer said. He sits on every word Terrance Mitchell Face Mask, every phrase and every sound bite that you give him in meetings. And although he has played so much football, there [are] a lot of things that he continues to learn and be like, Oh okay, thats a good way to say that, I like that. So, you see growth from him every day and as a coach, you get excited about that because you see hes getting better, hes stacking good days on top of one another.

The Miami Dolphins are in the middle of their organized team activities as the offseason training program continues. They have 91 players on the roster, thanks to a roster exemption for guard Durval Queiroz Neto. While the end of the summer and the need to cut the roster down to the 53-man in-season limit is still a long way in the future, today, we try to break down the roster into locks and find who could be on the roster bubble. The bubble in this case is not the typical last five players who are fighting for a roster spot. In this case, it is each position group and the players within that group who could make the roster. I came up with 37 players I believe are locks to make the roster, then 23 players who I think are likely players to be cut. That left 31 players in the list of ubble players. Obviously, many of those bubble players are going to land on the roster, filling 16 open positions. But, using the wide receivers as an example, I have four locks for the position (DeVante Parker, Jaylen Waddle, Will Fuller, and Preson Williams), with six players on the bubble to fill out the position group. Will Miami keep six receivers Seven Who would you select from Lynn Bowden, Jakeem Grant, Mack Hollins, Allen Hurns, Kirk Merritt, and Albert Wilson There are some talented players who are going to miss out on the roster this year. Here is my first attempt at finding the 2021 Dolphins roster bubble. Roster Locks (37)Tua Tagovailoa, QBJacoby Brissett, QBMyles Gaskin, RBSalvon Ahmed, RBDeVante Parker, WRJaylen Waddle, WRWill Fuller V, WRPreston Williams, WRMike Gesicki, TEDurham Smythe, TEHunter Long, TEAustin Jackson, TLiam Eichenberg, TD. J. Fluker, TRobert Hunt, GSolomon Kindley, GMatt Skura, CMichael Deiter, C/GEmmanuel Ogbah, DEChristian Wilkins, DTRaekwon Davis, DTZach Sieler, DTJerome Baker, LBBenardrick McKinney, LBAndrew Van Ginkel, LBJaelan Phillips, LBElandon Roberts, LBXavier Howard, CBByron Jones, CBNoah Igbinoghene, CBJason McCourty, DBEric Rowe, SBrandon Jones, SJevon Holland, SMichael Palardy, PJason Sanders, KBlake Ferguson, LSYou could probably make some arguments that some of these players are closer to the bubble than being a true lock, but it seems like this is the foundation of the team this year. Roster numbers could end up forcing the team to make a surprise cut, or an injury could shake up a position group, but it this seems like a solid starting place for the year. Likely Cuts (23)Reid Sinnett, QBRobert Foster, WRKai Locksley, WRCarl Tucker, FBCethan Carter, TEChris Myarick Michael Deiter Hoodie, TETyler Gauthier, CCameron Tom, CDurval Queiroz Neto, GJonathan Hubbard, TTimon Paris, TNick Coe, DETyshun Render, DEJerome Johnson, DTKylan Johnson, LBTerrell Bonds, CBJararis Davis, CBToni Ellis, CBTrill Williams, CBBrian Cole, SNate Holley, SRex Sunahara, LSThere are a lot of practice squad/fringe players in this group, so do not be surprised if some of them pop back up on the roster at some point this season as injuries happen throughout the year. Bubble Watch (31)I decided that, for the bubble watch section, I would explain each position group, rather than just the entire list in one blurb. Malcolm Brown, RBGerrid Doaks, RBJordan Scarlett, RBPatrick Laird, RBMalcolm Perry, RB/WRThe running back position, including Perry, is a numbers game. I have two locks on the roster, with five listed as on the bubble. Clearly some of these players will make the roster, but I think it is a matter of training camp/preseason performance to decide who will make the roster - and how many at the position. Brown and Doaks likely have an early lead, while Laird and Scarlett could both make strong arguments as well. Perry is hard to figure out, as the team seems to like him, but he has a similar skill set to wide receiver Lynn Bowden, Jr. , and he was hit-or-miss last year. Lynn Bowden, Jr. , WRJakeem Grant, WRMack Hollins, WRAllen Hurns, WRKirk Merritt, WRAlbert Wilson, WRWide receiver is such a deep spot for the Dolphins this year. There are four players on the roster locks list, and you could make an argument for keeping three https://www.miamigearonline.com/Robert_Foster_Flag-593, four, five, or maybe all six of these players on a roster as well. This is going to hurt some. You could even argue that, with his injury history, Williams in the locked list is not as locked in as the rest of the group and could fall onto the bubble. Wilson feels like the leader in the group, followed by Bowden, and maybe Grant - assuming he comes in catching passes and kicks cleanly this summer. Hollins, Merritt, and Hurns will also factor into the final decision. Special teams will absolutely be a factor in who makes it from this group. Adam Shaheen, TEJibri Blount, TEI think Shaheen makes the roster, but four tight ends may not be something the team can do based on other needs and numbers. Blount makes the bubble list just because he is such an unknown as he tries to be a tight end after playing college basketball. I would guess he ends up on the practice squad, but he if flashes ability early, Miami may have to roster him to protect him. Or he could be well over his head as an NFL player. Jesse Davis, T/GRobert Jones, GLarnel Coleman, TAdam Pankey, TThere are seven locks on the list above for the offensive line, which means there are likely two to three roster spots open. Davis leads this group, while Jones makes the bubble list as an unproved undrafted free agent because the team was willing to give him more guaranteed money than usual for a UDFA. Coleman and Pankey provide depth Rex Sunahara Pillow Cover, but it may just be a numbers game for them. Jonathan Ledbetter, DEJason Strowbridge, DEAdam Butler, DLJohn Jenkins, DTBenito Jones, DTThe defensive line group is a hard one to project, simply because the Dolphins use so many different looks and alignments. Four players on the locked list could allow all five of these bubble players to make the roster, if the numbers work. Take your pick on any of these guys, as there really is not a reason to say they should be cut. Vince Biegel, LBSam Eguavoen, LBCalvin Munson, LBDuke Riley, LBBrennan Scarlett, LBThere are five linebackers in the locks list, with five more down here. Biegel and Eguavoen are the likely heads of this group, but any of the five could play their way onto the roster. Nik Needham, CBJamal Perry, CBJustin Coleman, CBJaytlin Askew, CBClayton Fejedelem, SThere are seven defensive backs on the locked list, four cornerbacks (counting McCourty as a corner), with three safeties. Fejedelem making the roster for his special teams play would make sense. Needham has sown flashes and is growing still, while Perry has had solid performances. Coleman comes to the Dolphins as a free agent this year, while Askew signed as an undrafted free agent this year.

Running backs don always get the love they deserve https://www.denverproshoponline.com/John_Elway_Face_Mask-464. A two-time Pro Bowler and the team best overall player, Derrick Henry is coming off a historic season that saw him join the elite 2,000 yard rushing club. He well on his way to going down as one of the all-time greats at the position. The longer Henry can sustain this elite level of play, the better his reputation outside of Nashville becomes. The Titans possess a great offense with several excellent players, but make no mistake Henry is the engine that makes it run Jamaal Charles T-Shirt. There a major outlet showing Henry some love today. Here what they had to say:ver the last two seasons, Henry has been on a one-man mission to prove that running backs do matter, and it tough to argue with what he done https://www.denverproshoponline.com/Kendall_Hinton_Flag-509. He has piled up more yards after contact over that time than any other running back has in total rushing yards (A. J. Brown came in at No. 38 and Julio Jones was ranked No. 35. What do you think Should The King have ranked higher or is this a fair assessment Leave your thoughts in the comment section.