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12-27-2018, 10:05 PM
Bwillie said this in the MVP thread.
Mahomes is clearly better than Smith. I'm not debating that. I'm saying Alex Smith (who clearly sucked) had a 105 QB Rating in this offense. Mahomes has a 114. Smith had a 85 QB rating this year at Washington. Our system and weapons are very conducive to success. Credit Andy Reid. But in 2-3 years - look for Mahomes to break the QB rating record and the TD record. He's only 23 after all.
So this got me curious as to what stats can get you to a 105 QB rating.
15-23 191yds 1 td
Over a season that gives you
65% comp. 3056 yds, 16 tds, 0 ints
Which is absolute trash. Qb rating is a pretty bad way to judge qbs unless youre trying to proven a QB is bad.
Messing with the QB rating calculator I put in
15 for 23 325yds 3 tds and 0 ints
Thats a 148.1 passer rating
So I was seeing what 1 more td would do to the passer rating and to my surprise it didnt change, so then I changed the yards to 500, so 15 for 23 500 yds and 4 tds hit calculate
Passer Rating
148.1
So the max passer rating a QB can have with 15 completions and 23 attempts is 148.1. Wouldn't you think a QB who went 15-23 500 yds and 4 tds would be perfect? Well its not, so I wanted to see what would happen if you added just 1 more completion to the original example making the stat line be
16-23 325 yds 3tds 0 ints
By God, that got the passer rating to go up to 151.72. So I kept adding completions until it made it perfect and it only took 2 more.
So according to the passer rating calculator 18-23 325 yds 3 tds and 0 ints is considered perfect and better than 15-23 500 yds 5 tds. At a certain point completions are more important than yards and TDs when calculating passer rating.
What I think they should do is get rid of passer rating all together, since it inflates the value of mediocre QBs, i.e. Alex Smith, just because they have high completion rates.
TL;DR
Eat my ass pussies. Dont read it if its such a burden to you.
Mahomes is clearly better than Smith. I'm not debating that. I'm saying Alex Smith (who clearly sucked) had a 105 QB Rating in this offense. Mahomes has a 114. Smith had a 85 QB rating this year at Washington. Our system and weapons are very conducive to success. Credit Andy Reid. But in 2-3 years - look for Mahomes to break the QB rating record and the TD record. He's only 23 after all.
So this got me curious as to what stats can get you to a 105 QB rating.
15-23 191yds 1 td
Over a season that gives you
65% comp. 3056 yds, 16 tds, 0 ints
Which is absolute trash. Qb rating is a pretty bad way to judge qbs unless youre trying to proven a QB is bad.
Messing with the QB rating calculator I put in
15 for 23 325yds 3 tds and 0 ints
Thats a 148.1 passer rating
So I was seeing what 1 more td would do to the passer rating and to my surprise it didnt change, so then I changed the yards to 500, so 15 for 23 500 yds and 4 tds hit calculate
Passer Rating
148.1
So the max passer rating a QB can have with 15 completions and 23 attempts is 148.1. Wouldn't you think a QB who went 15-23 500 yds and 4 tds would be perfect? Well its not, so I wanted to see what would happen if you added just 1 more completion to the original example making the stat line be
16-23 325 yds 3tds 0 ints
By God, that got the passer rating to go up to 151.72. So I kept adding completions until it made it perfect and it only took 2 more.
So according to the passer rating calculator 18-23 325 yds 3 tds and 0 ints is considered perfect and better than 15-23 500 yds 5 tds. At a certain point completions are more important than yards and TDs when calculating passer rating.
What I think they should do is get rid of passer rating all together, since it inflates the value of mediocre QBs, i.e. Alex Smith, just because they have high completion rates.
TL;DR
Eat my ass pussies. Dont read it if its such a burden to you.