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welp, over his career as a starter his QB Rating is 85.1. His YPA is 6.6, his TD% is 3.5, and his ANY/A is 5.58. All of those numbers are very average (at best).
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He's rarely healthy, true. But he's also very average even when healthy. Definitely not 'very good' and definitely no more than a bridge.
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Based on what exactly? His entire career says otherwise.
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Marcus Peters to Rams - '18 4th & 19 2nd round picks
BuffaloHokie13 replied to Reed83HOF's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Sadly yes, there are. There are people who believe Tyrod was the only thing wrong with out offense in 2017. There are people who point to his numbers and say he has regressed while the talent also degraded around him. There are people who think that if we had Randy Moss and Jerry Rice in their primes that we wouldn't be able to pass because Tyrod. It's insanity. That is why folks like GRB pull out the stats from 15 games where he had his top 2 WRs (who are nowhere near as good as Moss or Rice, obviously). Tyrod's never going to lead an offense like Brady did against us in 2015 (59 pass attempts that game alone). But he can and has performed adequately when the offense plays to his strengths and there is adequate talent around him (kinda like Andy Dalton and Alex Smith).
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This is a thread all about Yolo giving credit to Michigan
BuffaloHokie13 replied to YoloinOhio's topic in College Football
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In 2015 he started in 14 games, in 2016 he started in 15 games, and in 2017 he started in 14 games. Comparing totals to 16 game starters is never going to look good that way. At the end of the day it boils down to attempts, and there are several things that factor into attempts. In 2015 Tyrod was 35th in pass attempts per game (29.7), in 2016 he was 28th (31.9), and in 2017 he was 36th (31.1). Do I think he maintains his 7.99 YPA in 2015 if his attempts per game goes up by 5-7? No, but I also don't make that claim. His overall yardage numbers most certainly would have gone up though. Just like receiving numbers and targets. And of course everyone deals with injuries, but the fact that in 29 games one of his top 2 targets didn't play 48% of the time is pretty bad.
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I really like the part where you complain about comparisons with different sample sizes and then try to compare single games for a 'good QB' to the average of Tyrod's stats in 15 games. Not a single QB over the past 3 years has averaged 3-4 TDs in one game. Tyrod does, however, have a few games where he passed for 3.
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Yep. I usually pay so that I can customize the big board more so than to trade, but I'm not far enough along to have a big board that deep yet.
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Here's where I keep ending up Pre-Combine. Matt Miller's board. Names change sometimes, but the positions generally align with the picks. Sometimes it's Vander-Esch in Rd 2, sometimes it's Josh Adams in Rd 4. 3: R1P3 QB JOSH ROSEN UCLA 53: R2P21 EDGE CHAD THOMAS MIAMI (FLA.) 56: R2P24 ILB JOSEY JEWELL IOWA 96: R3P32 DL TIM SETTLE VIRGINIA TECH 123: R4P21 RB ROYCE FREEMAN OREGON 160: R5P21 WR ALLEN LAZARD IOWA STATE 168: R5P29 OLB OREN BURKS VANDERBILT
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Sammy Watkins and the Rams
BuffaloHokie13 replied to DefenseWins's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I don't know, man. I've seen the plan list. Peterman's name had an X next to it...