Quote:My proof of the statement is after the Lions game week 10 he was giving up a 102.4 passer rating against for the season. Opposing QBs were essentially top 5 all pro level QBs when targeting him for more than half of the season. I also provided a passer rating tool to show that it's not easy to [BAD WORD REMOVED] a passer rating that high, given that we also know his comp % against was right at 60%.


Yours and others retort to prove the opposite has amounted to basically saying "nuh uh" and assuming that mob mentality will win the day. Which is unfortunately a common and effective strategy in a highly biased crowd such as a team NFL forum.

A CB could do his job 99 times out of 100 so well that the QB can't even throw his way at Passer Rating Against gives ZERO credit to those 99 plays.


In other words, volume needs to be considered alongside rate stats (ie. Passer rating and completion percentage). Something tells me you've never taken a statistics class?


This entire thread is filled with posters requesting volume numbers to get the whole picture. Stop ignoring them.

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