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Same way that the Chiefs last year, like, people wanted to be like, Kareem Hunt's actually playing pretty good. Look at his success rate. And I was like, dude, his success rate's good because there's nobody in the box.
STACKED’s take
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Hunt's success rate was inflated by empty boxes; regresses when hitting defenders.
Kareem Hunt's success rate with the Chiefs last year was inflated by the lack of defenders in the box due to the passing game; once he hit a defender, his production became "three yards and a cloud of dust." The source used Hunt as a cautionary example of how offensive scheme can mask a running back's true ability, contrasting him with more dynamic backs who can create space once in motion.
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