Juke99;1159999 said:Who'da thunk it.
The top two passers in the NFL square off next week.
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Danny White;1160030 said:I don't profess to understand how the QB ratings work, and I'm happy Romo is doing so well...
... but how in the hell is he higher rated than Rivers???
Rivers has a higher completion %, and fewer INTs with twice as many attempts. Romo does have more yards per attempt, and more TD's per attempt, which I guess mean more to the ratings.
In any event, it's nice to see a Cowboys QB up there so high!
Danny White;1160030 said:I don't profess to understand how the QB ratings work, and I'm happy Romo is doing so well...
... but how in the hell is he higher rated than Rivers???
Rivers has a higher completion %, and fewer INTs with twice as many attempts. Romo does have more yards per attempt, and more TD's per attempt, which I guess mean more to the ratings.
In any event, it's nice to see a Cowboys QB up there so high!
Look at it this way.Danny White;1160030 said:I don't profess to understand how the QB ratings work, and I'm happy Romo is doing so well...
... but how in the hell is he higher rated than Rivers???
percyhoward;1160047 said:Look at it this way.
If Romo had as many attempts as PManning, Romo would have 20 TD's already!
Bryan8284;1160017 said:Both defenses aren't great at stopping the pass either.
Can't wait!
Yeagermeister;1160101 said:When was the last time we had a qb with a 2:1 td to int ratio????? Aikman?
AMERICAS_FAN;1160122 said:In relative terms - meaning if you adjust for number of games played - Romo is neck-and-neck with P.Manning for most categories but one. That is in the INT department where Romo has 4 to Manning's 3. That's a hige difference since Romo has only 3 starts, which is why Parcells made such a big deal in ote post-game show about Romo's INT-that-never-was near the end of the first half in Arizona. Maybe the Cardinals aren't stute enough to capitolize on a mistake like that, but you better believe Indi surely will. That's why the key to winning the Indy game - besides having continued success from MBIII's running and limited penalties from the team as a whole - is for Romo to be patient, less impulsive, control the tempo and throw 0 INTs.
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