The numbers don't don't lie Bruce Arians

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He spent three marginally successful years there (1984-1987) before returning to establish one of the league's most dominant running games (1995-2003). At Denver, the offensive line set numerous franchise records including most total yards (6,554 in 2000), most first downs (383 in 2000), most rushing yards (2,468 in 1998), and most rushing touchdowns (32 in 1998).His offensive line also knew how to pass protect. Behind teams such as Washington, Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Kansas City, and Carolina.In 2009 the Steelers ranked 22nd in the NFL in rushing yards per game while averaging 22.5 points per game.In 2008 the Steelers ranked 23rd in the NFL in rushing yards per game while averaging 21.7 points per game.In 2007 the Steelers ranked third in the NFL in rushing yards per game while averaging 24.6 yards per game.Bruce Arians claims that his "pass-first" offense puts points on the board. But in looking at the stats from the three seasons that he has been the Steelers offensive coordinator it shows that in the one season that Arians was committed to the run was the one in which the Steelers averaged the most points.And looking back at stats since Ben Roethlisberger came into the NFL the Steelers offense has been the most successful when they are a run first team.In 2004, the Steelers ranked second in rushing yards and averaged 23.2 points per game.In 2005, the Steelers ranked fifth in rushing yards and averaged 24.3 points per game.In 2006, the Steelers ranked 10th in rushing yards and averaged 22.1 points per game.In 2007, the Steelers ranked third in rushing yards and averaged 24.6 points per game.In 2008, the Steelers ranked 23rd in rushing yards and averaged 21.7 points per game.In 2009, the Steelers ranked 22nd in rushing yards and averaged 22.5 points per game.The numbers show that when the Steelers run the ball well, they score more points. Now let's look back at the numbers from Arians' only other time as offensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns:2001 Browns: 17.8 points per game, 31st in total offense, 31st in rushing offense, and 28th in passing offense.2002 Browns: 21.5 points per game, 23rd in total offense, 23rd in rushing offense, and 18th in passing offense.2003 Browns: 15.9 points per game, 26th in total offense, 20th in rushing offense, and 25th in passing offense.Those numbers are not very impressive to me.So while Bruce Arians loves his "pass-first" offense and his 4,000 yard passer and such, he needs to realize that as an offense there is only one stat that matters:Points scored.The numbers don't don't lie, Bruce Arians. So it's time to take your pass-happy offense and hit the road. . He will probably never develop into the same kind of power like a certain second baseman he has been compared to in the past, Chase Utley. Darren Collison, PG, New Orleans Hornets Stats: 22.2 MPG, 9.8 PPG, 2.4 RPG, 4.4 APG, 0.9 SPG, 44.5 FG, 31.3 3PT, 85.7 FT Many could argue that Jennings still belongs in this spot, but Collison has performed much tooconsistently (and usually on an elite level) to stay grounded anymore. By throwing for 30 scores, he became just the third quarterback ever in NFL history to have consecutive seasons of at least 30 touchdown passes.