Random thought, but I think people need to start laying off Mazi a little bit. He's still trending towards a disappointment as far as being a 1st rounder, but I don't think you can call him a bust at this point, and if he was a 2nd or 3rd round pick I think we'd all be feeling pretty good about him moving forward.
The overall numbers are skewed because of how bad the defense was over the first half of the year and some of the rushing yards given up to QB's, but the traditional run defense has been very solid over the last two months and Mazi has been the primary guy doing the dirty work between the B gaps.
These have been the leading RB rushers since the Falcons game:
Bijan Robinson - 19/86/0 TD's (4.5 YPC)
Saquon Barkley - 14/66/0 TD's (4.7 YPC)
Joe Mixon - 20/109/3 TD's (5.5 YPC) - this was probably the worst performance although the numbers are slightly skewed by a big 45-yard TD on the opening drive
Austin Ekeler - 9/22/0 TD's (2.4 YPC)
Tyrone Tracy - 9/32/1 TD (3.6 YPC)
Chase Brown - 14/58/0 TD's (4.1 YPC)
Chuba Hubbard - 10/32/0 TD's (3.2 YPC)
Bucky Irving - 16/68/1 TD (4.3 YPC)
Saquon Barkley - 31/167/0 TD's (5.4 YPC) - this line is misleading based on how the 2nd half went with the game getting out of control and the Eagles stat padding in a 20+ point game, in the first half when it was competitive Barkley only had 13/40 (3 YPC)
Austin Ekeler - 3/12/0 TD's (4 YPC)
That's pretty damn decent when you consider that Barkley went for over 2,000, that Bijan is going to finish 3rd in the league in rushing, and that Bucky Irving and Chuba Hubbard were ripping off huge 100+ yard games both before and after our game and both will finish top 10 in the league in rushing.