Stephen#1 Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 Bledsoe's Passing Statistics YEAR CLUB GP/GS ATT COMP YDS PCT TD INT LG 1993 New England 13/12 429 214 2494 49.9 15 15 54t 16/99 65.0 1994 New England 16/16 691 400 4555 57.9 25 27 62t 22/139 73.6 1995 New England 15/15 636 323 3507 50.8 13 16 47t 23/170 63.7 1996 New England 16/16 623 373 4086 59.9 27 15 84t 30/190 83.7 1997 New England 16/16 522 314 3706 60.2 28 15 76 30/258 87.7 1998 New England 14/14 481 263 3633 54.7 20 14 86t 36/295 80.9 1999 New England 16/16 539 305 3985 56.6 19 21 68t 55/342 75.6 2000 New England 16/16 531 312 3291 58.8 17 13 59 45/264 77.3 2001 New England 2/2 66 40 400 60.6 2 2 58 5/21 75.3 2002 Buffalo 16/16 610 375 4359 61.5 24 15 73t 54/369 86.0 2003 Buffalo 16/16 471 274 2,860 58.2 11 12 54t 49/371 73.0 TOTALS 156/155 5,599 3,193 36,876 57.0 201 165 86t 365/2,518 76.5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stephen#1 Posted October 4, 2004 Author Share Posted October 4, 2004 36,876 yds. passing before this year and he's only 32 years old. Over 200 TD's...........57% completions for his career is stellar. Has thrown for 4,555 yds. in one season.......4,359 yds in first year in Buffalo with a whopping 61.5% completion. Just to let you know, before last season Drew was on pace to breaking Dan Mariono's all-time passing yds record. And he is still on pace to crushing Elways, Kellys, Esiasons, and Montanas records. HALL OF FAME HE WILL BE...........He's only 32 years old and you all say he is the problem???????????? Get some knowledge and less ignorance of the situation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevestojan Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 ever get the feeling you're talking to yourself? We all know where to go get stats. Al Gore invented the internet. Soon after, NFL.com came along. They even have a section devoted to stats. Also, if you highlight them, and hit CTRL-C and then come to a site where you are trying to prove a point and hit CTRL-V, you can let everyone else know that you looked at the numbers. Unfortunatly, the rest of us watch the games, and don't rely on numbers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stephen#1 Posted October 4, 2004 Author Share Posted October 4, 2004 ever get the feeling you're talking to yourself?We all know where to go get stats. Al Gore invented the internet. Soon after, NFL.com came along. They even have a section devoted to stats. Also, if you highlight them, and hit CTRL-C and then come to a site where you are trying to prove a point and hit CTRL-V, you can let everyone else know that you looked at the numbers. Unfortunatly, the rest of us watch the games, and don't rely on numbers. 56479[/snapback] I have a feeling from reading other posts that you speak for yourself stevie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevestojan Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 I have a feeling from reading other posts that you speak for yourself stevie 56485[/snapback] please refrain from ever calling me stevie and then winking at me.. thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DC Tom Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 It's spelled "weep", not "weap". Jesus Christ...I understand that spelling is hard for some people, I'm anal retentive and nit-picky about it but it doesn't really bother me...but how the hell do you get through first grade misspelling something as simple as "weep"?????? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Guest Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 Bledsoe's Passing Statistics YEAR CLUB GP/GS ATT COMP YDS PCT TD INT LG 1993 New England 13/12 429 214 2494 49.9 15 15 54t 16/99 65.0 1994 New England 16/16 691 400 4555 57.9 25 27 62t 22/139 73.6 1995 New England 15/15 636 323 3507 50.8 13 16 47t 23/170 63.7 1996 New England 16/16 623 373 4086 59.9 27 15 84t 30/190 83.7 1997 New England 16/16 522 314 3706 60.2 28 15 76 30/258 87.7 1998 New England 14/14 481 263 3633 54.7 20 14 86t 36/295 80.9 1999 New England 16/16 539 305 3985 56.6 19 21 68t 55/342 75.6 2000 New England 16/16 531 312 3291 58.8 17 13 59 45/264 77.3 2001 New England 2/2 66 40 400 60.6 2 2 58 5/21 75.3 2002 Buffalo 16/16 610 375 4359 61.5 24 15 73t 54/369 86.0 2003 Buffalo 16/16 471 274 2,860 58.2 11 12 54t 49/371 73.0 TOTALS 156/155 5,599 3,193 36,876 57.0 201 165 86t 365/2,518 76.5 56449[/snapback] Stats are not needed to illustrate this guy's situation. With the game tape floating around from the last two years it has become quite obvious that Bledsoe is history! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DreamOnDan Posted October 4, 2004 Share Posted October 4, 2004 It is hard to do but eventually we all have to wake up and realize that Drew will never be good in Buffalo. Steve, I know you are supporting him but read between the stats. I have backed Drew from day 1 but this can be considered my waking up and realizing that Drew sucks post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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