You gave no reason or point as to why Stewart should be rated differently other then homerism(or ratings are subjective) I cant have any type conversation about stats if that is all that is to be said. I enjoy talking about players ratings that could be different and why they should be. If you dont want to talk about them then fine, dont post.
My only real beef for LT is his carry rating is very underrated and there is no reason why it should be as low as it is compared to other RBs and what LT has done. Those are simple facts and there is nothing subjective about it. LT is one of the least fumbling backs ever.(Many of the greats averaged 80 touches per fumble and LT has averaged 120+ touches per fumble)
I dont know much about Dumervil besides he is a fast under sized pass rushing DE(that is from Head Coach 09 lol) It would be improper for me to try and judge him because I can only use his stats and stats dont mean everything all the time.
I like the thought of the "emergence of Williams"

. If he was given the ball more in 07 though I think we would have said he had come into his own then. He was already a talented back and producing. Once he became the #1 back in 08 his stats simplely multiplied accordingly.
As far as the 4.0 YPA goes, I find it as good of info to use as 40 yard dashes. Sure it tells you that the RB is getting good yards per carry but even Turner(7 games) Portis(8 games) Thomas Jones(7 games) Slaton(8 games)Forte(6 games)Steven Jackson(5 games) there may be more in a 1-2 game radius but I think I have made my point with a few of those names.
Its hard to say that any one game could be a best performance when you average less then 12 attempts a game.
I dont know how the "overall" rating works with RBs and frankly I dont care. Overall is nothing more then eye candy. Maybe its his catching and blocking skills that bump his overall up. Honestly if you look at all of Stewart's stats you have to question how is he rated 85 overall. Besides his physical stats(also excluding return, jump, injury ect ect) he has 0 stats in the 90s and has 5 stats in the 80s and 3 stats in the 70s.
If you include physical stats(exclude ratings that dont effect overall like return injury ect ect) then he has 1 stat in the 90s, 8 in the 80s, and 4 stats in the 70s. Does that sound like a player who should be rated overall 85?
Just a small look at Reggie Bush in the same nature. (exclude physical stats) He has 4 90s(all but one are 97+) 4 are in the 80s and 2 are in the 70s. Doesnt it sound like Bush should be a high "overall" then Stewart.
With Bush's physical stats its looks even more one sided. 7 90s(all but one are below 97+) 5 80s and 2 70s.
For those that say well you are not including Bush's bad skills but my point is that if you look at their overall best skills that relate to playing on the field(running, catching, blocking) Bush has many more stats extremely higher then Stewart yet Stewart is 6 points "overall" higher. The bigger potential weapon in the game is Bush overall yet the overall rating does not show this. It shows overall what the devs thinks make a good RB.
Back to point, Pierre Thomas's main running skills are all in the 70s and that is how he runs IRL. He can do everything at an average NFL pace. Kevin Smith is an up and coming solid back as well that does everything at an average-above average back.(he may deserve a few more points in some of his stats but it is a somewhat fair rating because he is slightly better then Pierre)
I have not seen much of Chester Taylor's running ability and any judgement I make about his abilities would be solely based about his production which is not a completely fair way to measure someone. I cant say anything about Leon Washington because I obviously dont know any of the specifics of his stats.
Stewart in the minds of the dev is a better "overall" back then some players but he is still not as physical(truck/stiff arm) in the game as he is IRL. People that place so much weight into overall are being lazy when it comes to players. Overall should not matter. If LT is a better overall then AP then so be it. LT is the better overall back and AP is the better runner. To have the thought process of his overall is nice and high therefore he is portrayed correctly is wrong.
You are kinda right though. Stewart is a change of pace back but so is/were Jacobs and Turner. Jacobs has yet to really be healthy and I can not deny how hard it is to take him down so he deserves his 99 truck. When Turner finally became the starter he put up similar numbers as to when he was a back-up. Like Williams once he got the main load of the carries his numbers multiplied accordingly. Stewart runs with similar power to these fairly one dimensional RBs yet because he does not get the same amount of carries they lower his abilities from what they should be in the game just to make his overall look pretty.
BTW, great point about the highlight reel and one play being counter productive. Its a beautiful yet ugly truth.(Thinks about starting the "down with Brady's arm strength" again...And I also mean to raise his accuracy to similar/ better on some ratings then Manning's so dont think its a pure bash Brady movement)