Quote:Takes what into account? Certainly not the fact that perfect passes are dropped or who was responsible for interceptions. Statiticians also don't differentiate throwaways and other incompletions.
You clearly don't understand what QBR is.
Quote:You clearly don't understand what QBR is.
It is all about the passes on plays that are not negated by penalties. Often people call it a passer rating. Any player who attempts one pass is eligible to get one.
I do know throwaways count as incomplete passes and statistically, it makes no difference to number crunchers whose fault it is a pass was intercepted.
Quote:If you are trailing 31-27 late in the fourth quarter and only have time for one more drive for a touchdown, it is a comeback win. We can still be laughed at for needing to do that, but it is what it is - something good Blake did with the Allens.
when you realize that we blew a 20+ point lead to a team that is all but hobbled, that 'comeback' doesn't look so glossy.
Quote:I said TV, not the Internet.
Yeah because people on the internet wouldn't know how to find a website to vote.
Quote:It is all about the passes on plays that are not negated by penalties. Often people call it a passer rating. Any player who attempts one pass is eligible to get one.
I do know throwaways count as incomplete passes and statistically, it makes no difference to number crunchers whose fault it is a pass was intercepted.
Passer rating and QBR are two different stats.
Didn't he lead two potential game winning drives against Indy? (with a big play from Yeldon) only to see two missed field goals (technically 3 if you count the icing timeout that was called).
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Quote:Passer rating and QBR are two different stats.
Y U bother? JDub gonna JDub.