Here's a process I'd like
Kearney to follow:
Win Loss Ratio for players who haven't played every game this year:
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 50%, 4 games
Mannering 45%, 11 games
Foran 44%, 9 games
Sao 43%, 7 games
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck/
Maumalo 42%, 12 games
Gavet/Ayshford 40%, 10 games
Vete/Roach 40%, 5 games
Gub 37.5%, 8 games
Lillyman 33%, 12 games
Matulino 33%, 6 games
Kata 30%, 10 games
Afoa 29%, 7 games
Lolohea 25%, 4 games
Everyone else is on 38% from 13 games or not really featuring.
The process is to hammer this stat into the players heads and make sure they know that winning is most important for future contract negotiations and getting selected.
Looking a little deeper with
for and against for those games as well.
For example our for and against with Manners in the team is -2.5 per game, and without him in the team it's -12 per game.
A 9.5 point positive difference.
Lolohea, In -9.5 per game, out -1.9 per game.
7.6 point negative difference.
Kata, In -5.4, out +1 (ouch).
6.4 point negative.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, In -1.25, out -5.
3.75 point positive.
Foran, In -1.5, Out -9.5.
8 point positive.
Sao, In -3, Out -5. 2 point positive.
Gub, In -6.8, Out -0.5. 6.3 point negative.
Afoa, In -6.3, Out -1.2. 5.1 point negative.
Matulino, In -3.2, Out -4.5. 1.3 point positive.
So for all you myth busters Afoa shouldn't be selected for his defense. And neither should Gub. Sao is a good player. Kata needs to follow Lolohea out the door. And we're royally screwed without Mannering and Foran.
Lillyman missed out on the gravy game vs the Broncos reserve grade team so maybe a little unfair, but here it is.
In -5.75, Out +18. 23.75 point negative. 
Sort your shit out Bull.
But considering the game he did play in his team got smashed by more, so maybe not completely unfair. If you average it out for him then his total season for and against is -7.2 points per game vs a Warriors season ave -3.9 points for and against.
This a brutal but awesome (IMO) way of measuring an individuals performance. Because they have to lift the teams total stats to lift their own personal stats. But as you can see with Lillyman it takes more than a few games to get an accurate estimate.
Moral of the story. Don't get dropped or get injured, because if you do you'll fall under this spotlight.
And for you Shaun Johnson haters:
2015 season: 53% win ratio from 17 completed games vs a team season 37.5% (zero games won after injury).
In +0.2 points diff, Out -22.5 points diff. 22.7 point positive.
