7. AARON JONES, GREEN BAY PACKERS2022 was another very good season for Jones, the fifth straight year in which he earned an 80.0-plus rushing grade. He has averaged more than 3.0 yards after contact in every season of his career, and in 2022 he recorded career highs in forced missed tackles per attempt (0.20) and explosive plays (36).

29. A.J. DILLON, GREEN BAY PACKERSDillon has been a highly graded back over the past two seasons. He earned a 90.1 rushing grade in 2021 and an 88.4 rushing grade in 2022. He’s more of a situational back to complement Aaron Jones, but it’s still worth noting Dillon consistently does his job. His stuff rate (rushes for no gain or a loss of yards) is the lowest in the league, at just 11.6%.

His stuff rate (rushes for no gain or a loss of yards) is the lowest in the league, at just 11.6%.

Re DillonThe 'stuff rate' is further proof of a sub par Offensive Line, which as been chronicled, is especially weak on short yardage plays.   It means you are stopped at or behind the Line of Scrimmage.

I don't know how to look it up I would wager the 'stuff rate' for Packers backs is considerably higher than the 'stuff rate' for teams with strong O Lines, like the Eagles.

Originally Posted by: Martha Careful 

Re DillonThe 'stuff rate' is further proof of a sub par Offensive Line, which as been chronicled, is especially weak on short yardage plays.   It means you are stopped at or behind the Line of Scrimmage.

I don't know how to look it up I would wager the 'stuff rate' for Packers backs is considerably higher than the 'stuff rate' for teams with strong O Lines, like the Eagles.

Originally Posted by: Martha Careful 

I'm confused. 
Dillons "stuff rate" is the lowest in the league.
Doesn't that mean he is more successful than the other 32 Rb's listed?

The other question I have.
How many teams have 2 rb's  in the top 32?
 

Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan