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the flea flicker for a TD was 65 yards..

But Bowe had to turn around and wait for it... Almost threw it out of the endzone, it if wasnt for an amazing catch by Bowe...

You might want to go back and re-read the post you were responding to. You're talking specifically about downfield passes and saying that there's not enough of them to evaluate TD/INT percentage. Meanwhile, you're trying to claim that there are enough to evaluate the completion percentage of those same downfield passes. Either the number is enough to analyze, or it's not.

And it was a rainbow.

Cassel - 41.5 4/2
Brees - 41.4 4/5

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ya....becuase 65 yard throws are on a rope. great rebuttal.

swear, dude, you're gonna piss on this shit everyday of the season, you're getting too bitter to read..

Arm strength is not defined by how far you can throw the ball anyway.

You're a buffoon. This isn't hard.

Try to keep up now:

Fewer throws down the field = less risk = fewer interceptions.

Capiche?

If it's not hard, you should have been able to figure it out by now.

Fewer throws down the field = fewer touchdowns on throws down the field as well as fewer INTs down the field. Either you have enough to analyze, or you don't. If he's thrown enough of the passes for the completion percentage to be meaningful, he's thrown enough passes for the TD/INT ratio to be meaningful, as well. You are trying to bag on him for the completion percentage while ignoring the TD/INT ratio from the same sample size.

No, that's just ****ing stupid.

You're comparing apples to oranges.

Anyway, it's ****ing irrelevant to the conversation. Give him credit or not, I don't care. The fact remains his downfield passing percentage sucks balls, and there's no debating that.

Cassel has a wildly inconsistent WR and rookie TE as his two main targets. They don't really have a burner that can stretch the field. That too is going to affect how many shots Weis can take down the field.

Plus, this year has been all about low risk football.

My point is that throwing a ball 65 yards is not a measure of arm strength.

There's only a couple of QBs with the arm strength to throw a ball even 50 yards on a rope.

Oh, and why are you getting onto a pissing match with me here?
I was actually defending Cassel on that throw to Bowe.

It's the same sample, you dolt. You like to stir up shit by making some of the stupidest arguments on the internet. Try something shocking. Make a decent argument for a change. JFC.

Yea, with his 41.5% he's hardly any better than Drew Brees and his 41.4%, and he's even worse than that Brady guy and his lofty 42%. Good to know.

Although Sanchez is much more accurate than Cassel on balls thrown 11-20 yards down field (57% compared to 44%), Cassel has greater accuracy on balls thrown 21-30 and 41+. (Neither has completed a 31-40).

Although Sanchez is much more accurate than Cassel on balls thrown 11-20 yards down field (57% compared to 44%), Cassel has greater accuracy on balls thrown 21-30 and 41+. (Neither has completed a 31-40).