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He puts up numbers that don't always look as bad as he actually plays. This is why I always say that stats mean jack. What I really mean is that without the context of seeing things as they are played out, stats don't provide any true insight. |
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Some of those other quarterbacks were turning it over more, so that's going to bring their grade down. |
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No QB in NFL history has completed 22 passes or more and failed to gain 120 yards. His numbers were awful, his play was awful, he's awful. No context necessary. |
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I mean, just from the games I saw, did Romo and Sanchez play worse than did Matt Cassel? |
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This is based on one game. Big Ben turned it over 5 times so of course his grade is lower. |
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When I look at Andy Dalton's numbers, I wonder how he grades out lower than Matt Cassel?
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Still, my bad. |
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Apparently the grading system only takes into account what happens on the field. When Cassel wakes up in the morning and decides to get out of bed he lowers the chance of his team winning games. |
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Both Romo and Sanchez threw for over 300 yards and had a 1:1 TD:Turnover ratio just like Cassel. But the guy who threw for over 200 FEWER yards is graded higher? I've lost all respect for PFF. |
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But I agree cassel has regressed and has been the suk for at least seven games. Since the last oakland game Posted via Mobile Device |
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