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So much more to the comparison of college stats between guys. Look at the list below of top 20 passing seasons. How many of these guys had good NFL careers? https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/leaders/pass-yds-player-season.html 1 B.J. Symons* 5833 2003 Texas Tech 2 Graham Harrell* 5705 2007 Texas Tech 3 Case Keenum* 5671 2009 Houston 4 Case Keenum* 5631 2011 Houston 5 Colt Brennan* 5549 2006 Hawaii 6 Ty Detmer 5188 1990 Brigham Young 7 David Klingler 5140 1990 Houston 8 Graham Harrell* 5111 2008 Texas Tech 9 Derek Carr* 5083 2013 Fresno State 10 Paul Smith* 5065 2007 Tulsa 11 Brandon Doughty* 5055 2015 Western Kentucky 12 Patrick Mahomes 5052 2016 Texas Tech 13 Bryant Moniz* 5040 2010 Hawaii 14 Case Keenum* 5020 2008 Houston 15 Kliff Kingsbury* 5017 2002 Texas Tech 16 Matt Johnson* 4946 2015 Bowling Green State 17 Tim Rattay 4943 1998 Louisiana Tech 18 Mason Rudolph* 4904 2017 Oklahoma State 19 David Carr* 4839 2001 Fresno State 20 Brandon Doughty* 4830 2014 Western Kentucky

A bit dramatic. Tyrod and his play have been discussed plenty. Bottom line is there are worse QB's that the team could have. With the current group of TE's and WR's no QB outside of the great ones could do much better. This team had the worst WR core in the league by far. Tyrod's playmaking helps the lack of talent at those positions. A better passing QB with this group of players does not mean better results. The team needs to upgrade at WR and QB. If not may be best to stick with Tyrod.