(02-01-2018, 10:55 AM)JAGFAN88 Wrote:

(02-01-2018, 12:16 AM)temporaryname Wrote: Some people want change just for the sake of change. Little to no thought and skewing stats to fit their agendas seem to be the norm. Bortles could have a year end passer rating of 128 and people would still find fault with his game play.

So True. They are the madden generation that want a QB to throw for 5000 yards have a 100% completions percetage with 35/0 TD/INT ratio. I know i have said BB5 is better then some great players at the same point in their carreer like Big Ben and Alex Smith and Eli. Well i don't think stats tell the whole picture but some ppl are stuck on them so i went a different direction and i actually had never looked at this before but was amazed at the results and how similar they are. Below are 2 sets of stats. And look closely at them. 1 is Tom Brady in his 4th year. The other is Blake Bortles in his 4th year. It bogels the mind why some ppl think he is not any good or below average.


G   Att  Com    Pct  Att/G  Yds  Avg    Yds/G  TD     Td%    Int  Int%  20+ 40+  Sck  SckY  Rate
 
16 527 317   60.2  32.9  3,620  6.9  226.2    23    4.4        12  2.3    44     8     32   219    85.9
 
16 523 315   60.2  32.7   3,687 7.0   230.4   21     4.0        13  2.5    41     7     24   123   84.7












If you didnt figure it out Tom Brady is the top stats BB5 is the bottom. Simply amazing ppl want to get rid of him.

You have got to be kidding comparing Tom Brady's stats in 2004/05 to now. The rules where way different. Back then like only 1 player a year would have 4k yards and be the yardage leader. Now its a down year if only 7 or 8 do. Bump and run was still a thing, hand checking etc. Not to mention Brady was, and is clutch, and had no problem making the easy pass. Comparing Blake to QB's stats from before 2006 is really disingenuous. Roger Goodell has changed the rules drastically.

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