Several Generals show their stars in key win over Breakers
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Summary
He ended up throwing for a career-high 237 yards on 12-for-19 passing, matching New Orleans’ more celebrated quarterback — Kyle Sloter — big play for big play.While Johnson might not possess the game’s quickest release or best ball placement, his effectiveness as a runner keeps defenders off-balance. Darius Victor and Trey Williams, running backsWhile it was Johnson’s improved passing that likely powered him to being named Offensive Player of the Game, it is his slashing running style that serves as the perfect complement to the real stars on offense for the Generals — a two-headed stable at running back, led by Victor — a Sherman tank of a back at 5-foot-8, 209 pounds. For a big back, he also showed great lateral quickness to elude in traffic.New Jersey’s three-headed monster in the running game helped the Generals protect the football — something Sloter (15-for-36 for 155 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions) was unable to match.Part of the reason for the Breakers’ struggles was the savvy switch-ups on defense from Dishman.
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