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Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs
There goes the ignorant "career talk" again. A starter the last 2.5 seasons. Take the passer ratings of those seasons and he's top 10 in the league... and a QB assessor like Reid gives up a lot to get him.
You really want to act like he's a backup?  |
Quickest way to spot a guy with a low football IQ:
1.) Uses QB rating to back up their opinion.
A QB can go 5/10 for 35 yards and a TD while losing 34-7 and have a 91 QBR.
Matt Cassel had a game against Philly a few years ago where he got curbstomped, threw for under 100 yards but had like a 114 rating.
One of the most useless statistics in sports.
A guy who put the team on his back, wins, and goes 25/40 for 425 yards, 5 TD's and 3 INT has a rating of 107, while the guy that plays not to lose, loses, going 20/25 for 180 yards, 1 TD and no INT's - has a 121 rating.
I'll take my chances with the first guy every time.