Campbell or Brunell in 2006?

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by chuckmcco

you right and how many fumbles did he have?
more than last year, get your facts straight buddy.

No genius, they were the exact same as last year. In 2004 he played half the season and fumbled 5 times, losing 3 of them. In 2005 he played the entire season and fumbled 10 times, losing 6 of them. Those ratios are exactly the same.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

No genius, they were the exact same as last year. In 2004 he played half the season and fumbled 5 times, losing 3 of them. In 2005 he played the entire season and fumbled 10 times, losing 6 of them. Those ratios are exactly the same.

he fumbled 11 times and either way 10 > 6, i don't think the post you're replying to ever mentioned ratios.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by That Guy

he fumbled 11 times and either way 10 > 6, i don't think the post you're replying to ever mentioned ratios.

UGH. Did we fail 4th grade math?

2004: 8 games, 5 fumbles = 0.62 fumbles per game
2005: 16 games, 10 fumbles = 0.62 fumbles per game

If you play twice as many games, of course your fumble total is going to go up!

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

UGH. Did we fail 4th grade math?

2004: 8 games, 5 fumbles = 0.62 fumbles per game
2005: 16 games, 10 fumbles = 0.62 fumbles per game

If you play twice as many games, of course your fumble total is going to go up!

before you go around calling people stupid you should make sure you're not the one being a fscking moron, he fumbled 11 times, not 10, so maybe you should learn how to read.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by That Guy

before you go around calling people stupid you should make sure you're not the one being a fscking moron, he fumbled 11 times, not 10, so maybe you should learn how to read.

Unless I'm looking at his stats wrong, he "only" fumbled 10 times (one fumble he recovered against the Cardinals so I don't think you count that)

Now if you include the playoffs then yes he fumbled 11 times, but then you're talking 11 fumbles in 18 games, not 16..

[onlydarksets]

Originally Posted by TAFKAS

Unless I'm looking at his stats wrong, he "only" fumbled 10 times (one fumble he recovered against the Cardinals so I don't think you count that)

Now if you include the playoffs then yes he fumbled 11 times, but then you're talking 11 fumbles in 18 games, not 16..

Let's put this to rest, guys.

6 fumbles in 9 games in the 2004 regular season.
11 fumbles in 16 games in the 2005 regular season
http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/1032

1 fumble in the 2005 postseason
http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpag.../gamelogs/2005

You count everything he put on the ground, regardless of who recovered it.

So, that's
.667 fumbles/game in the 2004 regular season
.685 fumbles/game in the 2005 regular season
.500 fumbles/game in the 2005 playoffs

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by TAFKAS

Unless I'm looking at his stats wrong, he "only" fumbled 10 times (one fumble he recovered against the Cardinals so I don't think you count that)

Now if you include the playoffs then yes he fumbled 11 times, but then you're talking 11 fumbles in 18 games, not 16..

nfl.com says 11 fumbles in the 2005 regular season and they're the authority. If they counted that one against the cardinals then it's not discounted.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by That Guy

nfl.com says 11 fumbles in the 2005 regular season and they're the authority. If they counted that one against the cardinals then it's not discounted.

I know they counted it as a fumble, but then he recovered it so in my mind it's negated because it wasn't a turnover. But whatever.