FiftyPercent

Your team and fanbase can go ***** yourselves. America is sick of all of you douchebags. ***** off!

But maybe he takes better care of the ball.

I just knew I would not have to change my avatar.

Bingo

That's what I was thinking.

I'm not changing my avatar yet.

Let me guess, you think Allen should be higher, because, Bills fan...

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=I don't even.. Internet much?

I don't even.

Excuse me?

Imagine AB calling TB12 a cracker!

Mayfield Jackson Darnold Allen Rosen

Definitely so far. I'll be impressed if he can keep this percentage all season.

He knows he will finally get a ring, so he'll behave.

I would have given him a D if he was his usual 50% completion, so will give him a D+ for having 64%. Still almost cost them the game with all his turnovers.

I would say they look pretty similar, as in they should not be playing in the NFL.

Let her play, I'd like to see what happens on returns. And these male feminists with their "women can do anything men can do" nonsense, just LOL.

I'd hate to be a Dolphin fan this season, but maybe they'd be saying the same about being a Bills fan.

Hmm, I have no idea if coaches would use percentage to assign blame, that doesn't sound right to me. I would think a coach would tell the receiver you have to make that catch, as well as tell the QB you need to place the ball more accurately to increase chance of success. IMO, the majority of the blame on that play goes to the WR. However, the overall chance of success of the play increases if the ball is better placed. If QB-X places the ball in stride 8 times out of 10 on that play vs. QB-Y placing it in stride 6 out of 10 times, over the course of a game/season/career, QB-X has the better odds of being more successful in the NFL.

Oh he sure did, that's why I said exception. If Allen is the next Favre then we're all set.

Of course all QB's throw bad passes. However, the ones who throw the least number of bad passes typically have more success in the league. I say typically because there have been players like Favre, however that was a special case. We have better odds of having a successful championship run if Allen is more accurate than more Favre-like.

That ball is caught likely a high percentage of the time by NFL receivers. However, if the ball is placed so the gate of the WR does not have to change, the completion % of that play increases.

I mean, it's probability. The more well placed balls, the better odds the ball is caught.

All you have to do is watch the receivers stride/gate. I think if you were to ask any QB coach or OC they would say that pass while catchable, is not properly placed.

That pass is off target, behind.