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11-08-2014 01:12 AM |
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Originally Posted by Mother****erJones
(Post 11092831)
Happens. Win is a win.
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Right, so you support the Alex Smith just wins argument then? I thought that to most of you, wins are not a QB stat?
Bortles had 159 yards and 3 INTs in that game. That's a shit performance and literally trying to give the game away.
Just look at their stats compared to each other, almost the complete opposite TD to INT ratio, Carr is in a much worse situation.
Carr: 11 TDs, 7 INTs
Bortles: 8 TDs, 13 INTs
Carr has a UDFA in Holmes (got cut by the Patriots) to throw to, a former 7th round pick in Butler, and a slow and worn out James Jones as his #1 WR.
Bortles at least has two highly drafted weapons that were brought in with him in Robinson and Lee. He has Cecil Shorts, one of the better slot receivers in the league, and then there is Allen Hurns, a UDFA who was also playing very well with Chad Henne throwing the ball.
And yet Carr has thrown more TDs, half as many INTs.
Bortles actually has a run game to work with, his best back is averaging 5 YPC while their run game overall is going for 4.4 YPC; Carr's run game is going for 3.5 yards a pop, his best back (McFadden) is averaging 3.7 YPC, good for 28th in the league.
And somehow Bortles is better. Only on CP. ROFL
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