re: Chubb’s worst games tend to come when he isn’t used much

People fail to realize some of the situations that Chubb isn't getting touches (tight ends too).

To get touches, you have to get first downs. Without first downs, no one gets touches.

Instead of counting touches, I prefer to look at percentages of plays. It paints a little bit better picture (if we are way behind in the second half, I know we are slinging it. If there is under 2 minutes on the clock, we aren't running unless we expect a 1st down). Still... percentages make more sense under most circumstances.