0.6

I thought the "0.6" was Johnny Jolly's blood-syrup reading.

I guess it is hard to throw when wearing such fashionable football gear.

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Originally posted by Blair Kiel:
I thought the "0.6" was Johnny Jolly's blood-syrup reading.

Same here. Or Tony LaRussa's BAC.

Hey, he's completing 55% of his passes this year so far, a new career best! Maybe by the time he enters his prime he can get that completion % over 60%

The 0.6 was his ESPN Total QB Rating. Which, BTW, Rodgers has taken over the top spot after 4 weeks. Move aside, Brady!

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_...l-qbr-season-leaders

Jay Cutler 27th place 28.0 percentile.

Matty Ice 14th place 58.5 percentile.

I kind of like the new QB rating. For example, it makes sense that Stafford is much lower compared to the old rating, b/c his stats are inflated by playing with Calvin Johnson. Seriously, Stafford just throws the ball up in the end zone and CJ comes down with it. It makes sense that a 30 yd TD when Stafford throws into triple coverage reflects less on a QB than when Rodgers fires a TD to the back of the end zone to James Jones.

It may.

But I still have serious issues with falling into line with anything VSPN generates.

I only resist change when the change is done for unreasonable circumstances.

xSPN still butt loves Hair for their draft expert.

So now, they can make a new QB rating?



It's all for the delusion of drooling FF players and more ratings for themselves.

Who cares?

Look at the numbers all you want. As I said, It's just not fair right now.

Sanchez is just awful.