Heretic;1768646 wrote:88.4 is stellar? Looking at the NFL stats, a total of 32 QBs in the league have enough pass attempts to qualify for leaderboards and 20 of those are better than 88.4. That's like saying a college kid with a 2.2 GPA is dean's list material.
Bonus points for one of those superior guys being Josh McCown, who's dealt with the same injured receivers and lack of running game.
More bonus points for another of those superior guys being Brian Hoyer, since you were all pissed off he was starting over Johnny last year.
Even more bonus points for how, if you include guys like Johnny who don't have enough pass attempts to qualify, Brandon Weeden (who was cut by Dallas) also has a better QBR. Despite having most, if not all, his starts coinciding with Dez being hurt.
88.4 is not "stellar" so I misspoke about it being "stellar". But if one actually watched the games without your Johnny hating shades on, then you would understand how many touchdown passes have been dropped (3 against your putrid Steelers). Secondly, passing ratings do NOT include quarterback running/scrambling. Whereby you and the Johnny haters have been proven wrong about scrambling against NFL competition, Manziel s ability to move chains with his feet is immeasurable. And finally...apparently it doesn't resonate with you and your fellow JFF bashers that he played 3 of his 4 games on the road against 3 playoff bound teams with a combined record of 24 and 12. What competition has McCown compiled his numbers against? McCown, of 74.3 career quarterback rating.
No...anyone with even the smallest modicumof football intelligence knows, after watching him play in those 4 games, knows that
A. He should have been starting every week.
B. He gives the team the best chance to win.
C. Nobody "handed" Johnny anything. He earned it with his play on the field.