Hill's role tripled inside the 10-yard line but he posted career lows in efficiency.

Swiss Army knife Taysom Hill played in all of Shough's starts but delivered arguably the worst season of his career. With Tyler Shough starting, the Saints became a run-heavy team inside the 10-yard line, rushing on 88 percent of early-down plays and 64 percent of third- and fourth-down plays, both the highest rates in the league. His share of the team's inside-the-10 rushing attempts roughly tripled, from about 11 percent during Rattler's starts to about 30 percent during Shough's, but he did not find the end zone. Hill posted career lows in rushing yards, yards per attempt, and rushing success rate.