Vtwin
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My point was obvious in my first post. Stating that there is a floor of 9-10 wins with a top 10 QB is in direct contradiction of the premise that it takes a team to win. It obviously takes a team to win. Setting a floor for the QB doesn't make sense without considering the team around him. Was Prescott not a top ten QB last season? According to PFR all of these guys were top 10 QBR last season but did not meet your floor for a top ten QB. Purdy, Prescott, Mahomes, D. Jones, Burrow and Jackson. I think this clearly shows that you can't set a floor of wins for top 10 QB's, or QB's period.What’s your point here? What are you trying to get at? If you have a top 10 QB your floor should be 9-10 wins. How is that some controversial take?
So, are all those guys not top 10 QB's because they didn't squeeze 9-10 wins out of their flawed teams?
But wait, there's more.
You then post this.
You contradict yourself in two posts made in rapid succession. You refute my point which is bolded above, then in the next breath make that very point which you just refuted.Exactly. And they want be to contribute to this tired argument. I’m over it. It’s whatever they want it to be. It’s 2026 and people still don’t know or think it takes a team to win. At that point they just don’t want to know lol.
You simply can't hold any QB to a win floor while simultaneously acknowledging it takes a team to win.
To use your own words from another of your posts in this thread, it seems wishy washy.
