plymkr
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Yeah the deer in the headlights is qualitative and the stats posted in the OP is quantitative.Oh you're seeing qualitative analysis and even some quantitative analysis of Dak - it's just based on insufficient, biased, poorly sourced "data". I mean QBR itself is biased.
I'm a pattern-seeking mammal. I predicted Dak would choke in the GB game and he went full on deer-in-headlights. As I said...a lowly mammal like me was able to predict the future. How?
Predictive analysis based on my eye test lol.
This is the reason why the “Dak debate” will never be concluded. The two research data techniques don’t come to the same conclusion. The quantitative data doesn’t produce the qualitative results and vice verse. So whatever data a person wants to use the counter argument can be made and it goes in circles.
It’s the Barry vs Emmitt argument. A Barry fan says the stats and an Emmitt fan says the experience. It will go around in circles for years and never be resolved. When qualitative and quantitative studies are not congruent there will always be an impasse with opposing sides based on what opinions they have and research they’re using.
The Dak debate will be a never ending paradox due to this concept IMO.

