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06 florida with leak and future heisman tebow getting lots of playing time.

bama in 99-01 had watts and zow split time. only 99 was a decent team, though.

99 mich i think brady shared time with another qb.

2012 ou, jones and bell.

spurrier has used multiple qb's several times. it's been done more than a couple times.

next year bama might have 2 qb's play significant minutes.

I had totally forgotten about the Belldozer, lol.  

I have no qualms with making 2 QB cards for some teams, they only take a minute to make.  But the issue is that the QB card influences the completion % and how often you throw an INT.  The yards per completion are determined by the receiver cards.  

If a backup QB was mainly a ball-carrier, then he'll already have his own rushing cards (like Tebow '06 would).  I even think Cardale Jones has a rushing card for '14 OSU.  

Back to the 2 QBs thing....if that backup QB, in such limited pass attempts, has a much higher completion % than the starter, you're really going to want to use him more (too much).  Meh, I'm sure I'm overthinking it.  

Perusing the teams, I was thinking of setting the cutoff at 100 pass attempts to make a 2nd QB card.  But that leaves out Henson for Michigan.  I'm just not comfortable going below that, otherwise you'll be having some artificially inflated stats thanks to the small sample size.  

Fair?

If you took all of Tebow's rush cards and figured out their average, it matches his real-life yards per rush.  Same with Harvin.
So Tebow's QB card has his passing stats and game-relevant short and long pass completion numbers.  His rushing cards have his rushing stats on them.  Harvin's rushing cards have his rushing stats and his receiving cards have his receiving stats.

If you take all of Harvin's receiving cards and found their average, it would equal his real-life yards per catch.  
Because Harvin was one of UF's top 4 rushers and top 6 receivers, he has cards for both.  


Hopefully, that clears up some uncertainties.  

Oklahoma's Belldozer - YouTube

So for this guy, we've got 16 pass attempts, so no need to create a QB card for him.  He was basically a short-yardage FB for the Sooners in 2012.
As one of OU's top 4 ball-carriers, he'd have rushing cards for sure.  Doing the math, he had 16.3% of OU's carries (out of the top 4 rushers).  Round that to 15% and he'd have 3 rushing cards out of the 20 Oklahoma would have. 
3 out of 20 = 15%
So in cases like his and Tebow's in '06, they'd be accurately represented through rushing cards only.  
Tebow as a backup had 27.2% of UF's rushes (of the top 4 rushers), rounding to 25%.  So of UF's 20 rushing cards, Tebow would be on 5 of them.  His 33 pass attempts aren't really meaningful, statistically speaking.  But he's in the game as a rusher.

for most but the rushing option offenses we've discussed

there ya go

That 85 Sooners team and QB situation is really fun.  Out of say, 25 offensive plays per half, it might go 20 runs and 5 passes with Holiway in there.  With Aikman, I might pass 20 and run 5 times.  Or 15 and 10, something like that.