FWIW, there are still a lot of people here who don't actually understand just how bad our offense has been for the past decade. I'm convinced that a significant portion of our fanbase doesn't watch any college football aside from SU. They watch the NFL, which offensively is practically a different sport these days. So they see us score 22 a game and think all we need is marginal improvement. When in reality we need near unprecedented improvement.
And it is important to make that point statistically because it provides the baseline to judge performance. I say it all the time here: context matters.
In my line of work we do a lot of forecasting, and we often provide low/medium/high scenarios for planning purposes. Providing the low and medium is not "negative", rather it is an imperative so that everyone completely understands what is necessary to achieve varying levels of performance.
So while you lament the "negative" statistical posts, they do serve a purpose. Without understanding where we've been, how are we to know how to gauge where we are going?
Everyone finds some genre of posts annoying. If I never read a "Hunt for Heisman" type post again I'll die a happy man.