Everyone Is Looking Forward To Ravens VS Titans Game.

In an era where nearly every team in the NFL loves to throw the ball, the Ravens and Titans have gone against the grain and their throwback strategy means we’re going to be getting a postseason rarity: This week’s game will mark the first time in nearly 32 years that the NFL’s top-two rushing teams have faced each other in the playoffs.

In that game, the 49ers and their No. 2 rushing offense narrowly beat a Bengals team that ranked No. 1 overall in rushing in 1988. Although the Bengals had the NFL MVP on their team that year in Boomer Esiason, they still managed to average 169.4 yards per game on the ground.

Neither team came anywhere close to their season average as the 49ers totaled 111 rushing yards while the Bengals ended with 106 yards in San Francisco’s 20-16 Super Bowl win.