QB1: 61.6% completion, 7.2yds/att, 4.8 TD%, 3.4 INT%, 85.5 QB rating
** QB2: 62.0% completion, 7.1yds/att, 5.0 TD%, 3.3 INT%, 86.0 QB rating**
Any guesses as to who they are? I’ll give you a hint, one is a media darling and the other a media pariah. (No cheating if you read the same article I cribbed these from)
*Yes this is a trap for a frequent poster on here, but he deserves it.
I’m amazed that two blind quarterbacks have such high completion percentages.
I’m amazed that two blind quarterbacks have such high completion percentages.
They play by sense of smell.
well, that stinks
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I have told you many, many times (go check my prior posts): Jay Cutler is Brett Favre without the up side.
and yet
Smokin’ Jay (2014 projection): 4312 yards, 34 TDs, 19 INTs
** Joe Montana (1990 MVP): 3944 yards, 26 TDs, 16 INTs**
** Boomer Esiason (1988 MVP): 3572 yards, 28 TDs, 14 INTs**
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How many times did he get to the playoffs? Playoff record?
Matt Stafford has much better numbers and is equally as useless in the long run.
You can’t compare QB stats from the late 80s to today. It’s a completely different game now.
4000 yards is almost not even a big deal.
Let’s see Cutler win at least one game that matters before we crown him MVP.
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“The lesson: Being a media darling is at least as important for your legacy as your level of play”
From the article.** **You know what is even more important? Getting your team to the playoffs and winning Super Bowls.
This list: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CutlJa00/gamelog/post/
Not quite as long as this list: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FavrBr00/gamelog/post/
And I don’t even like Favre.
Soldier Field records
Records owned as of the date of Favre’s retirement
Longest completion, game: 99 yards to Brooks, September 11, 1995
Most consecutive wins, opposing quarterback, career: 10, 1994-2003
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