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Originally Posted by Gif Horse
You're a buffoon. This isn't hard.
Try to keep up now:
Fewer throws down the field = less risk = fewer interceptions.
Capiche?
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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.