wait, so you want to use one year of stats to prove your point even tho most of those backs have shown they were productive over 30? Lmao... who does that? That’s THEE worst way to use data.
and why would I talk about RB’s over 30 when Bell just turned 26?
Thats like talking about QB’s over 40 when discussing Ben’s future.
My point with QB’s over 35 is the data for ALL QB’s over 35 over the years isn’t kind.
My other point is GREAT PLAYERS aren’t the norm so they always push the boundaries of averages off a cliff.
Dorsnt matter if any RB’s had over a thousand yard last year. Great backs have done it before AND since Bell is only 26, it doesn’t even matter. At most we would use Bell for 4 more years.
Who the hell uses one year of data as proof? WTH? That’s not how data works buddy.
and why would I talk about RB’s over 30 when Bell just turned 26?
Thats like talking about QB’s over 40 when discussing Ben’s future.
My point with QB’s over 35 is the data for ALL QB’s over 35 over the years isn’t kind.
My other point is GREAT PLAYERS aren’t the norm so they always push the boundaries of averages off a cliff.
Dorsnt matter if any RB’s had over a thousand yard last year. Great backs have done it before AND since Bell is only 26, it doesn’t even matter. At most we would use Bell for 4 more years.
Who the hell uses one year of data as proof? WTH? That’s not how data works buddy.
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