That proves nothing and was precisely the point I would have never drafted Yeldon. At all times, Henry looked like the better player in the backfield. Although not a true starter, it was definitely a split backfield. He only had 20 less carries than Yeldon. Even on touchdowns but that's basically it. Henry had more rush yards, a better rushing average, and less fumbles.


More important to me was how Henry shined in the big games while Yeldon just lingered along. In the SEC championship game 141 yards, 7.1 average, 2 tds. Playoff game 95 yards, 7.3 average, 1 td.

Yeldon only combined for 94 yards in both those games and was virtually nonexistent.

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