Oh so you just ignore the number of touches. Got it. Glad we are on the same page of how math/statistics works.

I think CEH handle a goal line plunge and he is behind a big line he can get lost.


Having a big bruiser running back does not always equate to touchdowns or getting a first down against the Colts in the first half of a playoff game against the Colts. :banghead:

You did too. A year where he touched the ball 350+ times and fumbles once is just as an outlier as touching the ball 130 times and fumbling 3 times or 250 and fumbling 4 times.


This is such a hilarious argument.

No I didn't. I didnt include his extreme low or his extreme high of 2.3% on the Chiefs, the Chiefs year was also an outlier.

You have no clue wtf you are talking about.

Why not? What years are the "outliers" to you :)

Go take a ****ing statistics class and figure that out for yourself. Or even a math class that doesnt come out with 2975 x .3 / 100 = 3. :)

So you're not going to tell me what years you took out?

I took out 2012, 2019, 2011 and 2013.

That left 16 fumbles over 1915 touches for relatively the same fumble rate.


Btw...while you're adjusting his fumble rate to where you deem fit, can you do it for every other player? Not very fair to Shady to just remove his outliers and no one else's.

This was a case of Veach outthinking himself. Taylor had the speed, power and production in college and did it consistently. CEH was a one year wonder with lack of speed and power, playing in an elite offense.

Watching Taylor was a little painful thinking what might have been. This offense with a back like that would be impossible to stop.

Just holding steady to see what he does in the playoffs... Show Me

Greg raise the roof Hill and he left off Harvey Williams!

It's kind of like when Andy gets cute on 1st and goal from the 2. Just be vanilla there Bert.

And yet, no response to Jesse Haynes! :)

Harvey Williams never had to share his girlfriend with the head coach. :D Although he should be given special consideration for having the longest neck in Chiefs’ history.