Lighten up! Did you lose your sense of humor when your cannon got loose?
Actually if you look at sports reference it states at the top theres a lil star if his bowl game stats are included. U might notice they are not with him because they just changed that to start including bowls & conference championship games within the last ten years. Beforehand bowl stats or those kick off classic stats werent included towards the season stats. Thats what i meant when i said differences of the times.
Jeezus christ bruh... context is a secondary lost art. Ill spell it out. Berni kosar 84 12 games(regular season no bowl game included in his stats) malik rosier (who you & 1 other dude insist on comparing his stats with everyone else)13 games which includes the acccg & orange bowl.... simple enough? So if you wanna keep comparing his season to everyone else than take off the results of both those games & compare their regular season stats (unless the other person ur comparing him to has those stats included as well.) Thats all. Otherwise if its irrelevant like you say than just stop mentioning all these stats when u decide to argue on a pointless topic. One thing everyone should realize is last season means ****. Moving foward hopefully they can all make the right decisions and decide this on the field. Thanks & goodnight.
See that was a huge knock for me man besides the Pitt game .. Was the fact he was like "oh **** kaaya isn't here I got a shot better start watching film now"
https://gyazo.com/a07a0e982fae68f84bc3e7cc14690fed
I list Completion%, Yards/Attempt, Adjusted Yards/Attempt (My favorite stat), TD/Attempt, INT/Attempt, TD:INT ratio, and QB percentage rating. I chose to leave off the pure stats like total TDs because they are pretty meaningless when the amount of attempts varies between like 120 and 500 attempts. Per attempt stats are much better.
So I started with all the data of FBS Qbs, and took out all qbs who didn't have a minimum of: 6 games, 15 Attempts/game, 100 total attempts, and 100 yards/game. That narrowed it from 170 FBS players to 143 FBS players. In the first half of the chart You can see the average stats for the 142 FBS Qbs (Not including Rosier) in that like turqoise blue or whatever it is. Then I show the Average stats for the 50 Qualifying P5 Qbs (not including Rosier) and the same for the 12 qualifying ACC Qbs (not including Rosier). In Green I show Rosiers stats on the season (vs All). In White are his stats solely vs P5 teams - basically not including Toledo or Bethune. And most importantly is the orange, which shows his stats vs our 5 most important games on the season - FSU, VTech, ND, Clemson, and Wisconsin.
In the second half of the chart I show how Rosier Ranks compared to others. So you can compare Rosiers season stats to all FBS Qbs, just P5 or just ACC. THen you can also just compare Rosiers stats vs our 5 hardest opponents to the rest of the 142 FBS Qbs, P5, or just ACC as well. I have his actual rank (out of the 143, 51, or 13 depending on which grouping you're comparing it to) listed in the chart. And the colors represent his percentile. Red = 0-19th percentile (horrible) .. Orange = 20-39th percentile (bad) .. Yellow = 40-59th percentile (averag-ish).. Green = 60-79th percentile (good) .. Blue = 80-100 (Great). ....his highest percentile ranking was TD% compared to P5 QBs which he ranks in the 76th percentile.
This is why stats per attempt are much better.....20 TDs on 300 attempts is better than 25 TDs on 400 attempts..
Hey thats your qb with that red atrocity.
I dont blame you at all for that. We do need to incorporate more routes like that far more often. For qbs who throw 5 yard routes along the boundary into dirt as a regular occurrence do u really want him testing his meddle over the middle. There really is no room to complicate **** with him. Thats why ill steady scream any of the other 3 are my pick. Myself like everyone else finally wants to see the potential of all these weapons utilized. That isnt being done by throwing shallow crosses brother.
