SteveTheCowboy
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Hey less than a brainiac, the game may have changed but one thing doesn't, Percentages. Regardless on what or how the game may change, what determines completion percentages does not. The number of completed passes of the number of passes thrown. If a QB 30 years ago has a 59.2 completion percentage a QB today may throw more passes but if his completions only comes out to 59.2 percent it's still just a 59.2 completion percentage. Now if a QB today throws mo passes but also completes more passes his passing completion percentage goes up. Now if a QB today is said to have a accuracy problem and his completion percentage is higher than QB 30 years ago then that QB 30 years ago must have had an accuracy problem too. Accuracy is measured by completion percentage.
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Which I think is suspect! When *I* think of "accuracy"....I think of placing the ball in the most optimal location, with the "right" velocity and arc...and other such descriptive. Which allows for the most yards possible on the play. NOT just if the ball was caught or not. Not if there was a way to factor in the receivers effort to complete the pass...I'd be all for it.