NFL RB carries ratios

[daflyboys]

I thought I'd put this chart together in case guys wanted to set up their cpu opponents with the relatively correct carries ratio seen in the NFL this past season. Some of this is subject to opinion considering the injuries some RB's endured and when they occured. TB is especially a head scratcher. Do you want to start the season with C. Williams and let the chips fall where they may? Or do you want to put him in the FA/injured reserve area and go with somewhat of a 2-headed monster for the Bucs? Well..... here's the info and do with it as you want. No, some ratios are not mathematically perfect.....so sue me!

[daflyboys]

I tried this last night in cpu v cpu contest (in season) just to see what would happen. Since JSOU mentioned that the "Williams at QB" fix involved going into the manual substitutions screens, I figured that this could work for RB's as well. I'll post some stats later, but I'll mention now that this continued to be a little buggy for JAX. I split formations between Taylor and Jones-Drew, but somewhere along the line the FB was getting more PT and carries than Taylor in the first half. I looked through again and made sure that Jones was in no formations as the primary back. I think I switched up Taylor and J-D in the depth chart, but can't remember now, though Taylor did get more looks in the 2nd half. So the bottom line is that this works. Now it's a matter of does it hold from game to game. BTW, I was pleasantly surprised with the game results. This included an Oakland comeback from a first half 17-0 deficit to win 24-17! I'm going to try this again and even see if I can record an entire game (though not sure where I would post something that size for streaming).