*I Analyzed 5,935 Rushing Attempts So You Don't Have To

[Modern_Duke]

As a person familiar with statistics would tell you, the mean ("average", to the layperson) does not tell the whole story. There are degrees of success, and outliers, and all that. But for running backs, average is the only real measure of efficiency we have. So to supplement that a bit, what I did was (like a normal, sane person) parse the S24 game logs for all 5,935 rushing attempts this season, and tracked the yards gained on each one. Now more than just a straight up average, we can take a more detailed look at rushing success.

Here are the players with the most negative or 0-yard runs in S24 (min. 50 attempts):
1. Jay Cue (37.04%)
2. Franklin Armstrong (35.82%)
3. Colby Jack (33.87%)
4. Wolfie McDummy (27.63%)
5. Dexter Banks II (26.32%)

And with the least:
1. Zed Keppler (11.81%)
2. Ashley Owens (12.00%)
3. Acura Skyline (12.39%)
4. Joseph Petrongolo (12.64%)
5. Tatsu Nakamura (12.71%)


Here are the players with the most carries of 4 or more yards (just as a general measure of a successful run) (min. 50):
1. Marcella Toriki (60.08%)
2. Mathias Hanyadi (57.98%)
3. Acura Skyline (57.34%)
4. Running Back (57.25%)
5. Jamar Lackson (56.04%)

Least:
1. Wolfie McDummy (39.47%)
2. Raphtalia Chan (42.01%)
3. Jay Cue (42.59%)
4. Darrell Williams (44.32%)
5. Franklin Armstrong (44.78%)

Here are the players with the most carries of 10 or more yards (min. 50):
1. Franklin Armstrong (23.88%)
2. Dexter Banks II (21.05%)
3. Wolfie McDummy (18.42%)
4. Jay Cue (16.67%)
5. Colby Jack (14.52%)

Least:
1. Mai Fukushu (3.13%)
2. Keynel McZeal (4.08%)
3. Forrest Gump (4.48%)
4. Zed Keppler (4.72%)
5. Joseph Petrongolo (4.95%)

And the big picture (this one is min 150 carries):

[Highhaschdi]

This really helps building our expansion team, you should totally get the bonus!

[Crunk]

I was worried that I'd have to. Good content.