re: Top 10 SEC RBs since 2006

Those running backs averaged that over the course of an entire career. That’s why you using that mythical comparison doesn’t hold water. That 99% argument is being used to point out that LF isn’t likely to finish at that number based on his normal weekly output. Because he’s only played 8 games, that 1% is severely distorting his numbers. That’s not an insult or me bashing Fournette. I’m simply pointing out that those two runs are outliers - and are extremely unlikely to be duplicated 4 times a year over the course of the year - which is what he’d need to do to continue to average 4.2 YPC. His YPC will drop significantly if he’s unable to duplicate a 90 yard and 75 yard run for every 175 times he runs the ball.