blindzebra said:
Here you go.
Player Comp% yards/G TD/G INT/G Rush/G TDR/G FumL/G
Manning 62.9% 259 1.74 1.15 6.1 .09 .13
Brady 61.9 213 1.44 .79 4.5 .042 .27
Culpepper 62.9 239 1.55 1.09 33.2 .45 .48
McNair 59.2 193.5 1.13 .71 21.1 .29 .23
Favre 61.3 237 1.79 1.08 8.5 .06 .24
Hasselbeck 60.0 199 1.07 .73 10.4 .07 .16
Green 59.0 236 1.47 .9 9.1 .08 .24
Johnson 61.8 209 1.26 .86 4.5 .06 .16
McNabb 57 186 1.24 .70 32.0 .24 .30
McNabb ranks last in comp % and yards, 8th in fumbles, 7th in TDs passing, 3rd in TDs rushing, 2nd in rushing yards, 1st in INTs, but did you happen to notice how close McNair, Hasselbeck and Brady are in INTs/G.
Number 3, I don't think so.
Who looks stupid, again?
NFL History:
2nd in yards/attempt rushing (not just quarterbacks)
3rd in interception percentage
4th in TD/Int
1st in quarterback rating moving forward
3rd in percent of offense by quaterback (2000-74.6)
4 years with a mediocore HB, 1 year with no HB
5 years with the worst recievers in the league (last year was actually their best year, before 2001-Torrence Small, Na Brown, Charles Johnson)
5 Playoff wins (more than Montana, Elway, Farve and Simms in 1st five years)
4 straight years in the playoffs.
4 straight probowl apearences
3 straight divison titles
3 straight Championship game appearences.
2 straight best record in the NFC.
1 MVP runner up.
MVP leader in 2002 before injury.
On pace to set single season rushing yards by a QB in 2002.
CBS NFL Player of the year in 2000
TD Passes caught from McNabb before 2003.
Chad Lewis 14, James Thrash 13, Charles Johnson 7, Todd Pinkston 7, Jeff Thomason 7, Duce Staley 4, Torrence Small 4, Luther Broughton 2, Antonio Freeman 2, Cecil Martin 2, Darnell Autry, Mike Bartrum, Na Brown, Dameane Douglas, Dorsey Levens, Brian Mitchell, Brian Westbrook, Freddie Mitchell all 1.
List of Hall of Famers.
My stats.