KJJ
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Watch how Romo plays this season.
We already went through that, we've exhausted the topic. You gave your opinion and I gave mine and we'll see what happens.
Watch how Romo plays this season.
Well, you keep talking about him. He is one of the greatest qbs to ever play for the Cowboys and you want him off the team. Well then, watch what happens.We already went through that, we've exhausted the topic. You gave your opinion and I gave mine and we'll see what happens.
Lol Watch what happens.2014 was his chance, ships sailed, enjoy the 30-for-30.
Definitely had an agenda. That agenda was playing our best QB in a season when the NFC was wide open. How terrible.Of course it was the right decision.
Anyone that thinks otherwise has an agenda.
Well, you keep talking about him. He is one of the greatest qbs to ever play for the Cowboys and you want him off the team. Well then, watch what happens.
Remember to bring him up when he is lighting it up next season.He's aging, can't stay healthy and makes too much money to be a backup. His best years are behind him and we have a solid young replacement who just came off a rookie of the year season. No one is saying Romo won't play well for whoever he plays for next season but he can't be depended on to stay healthy. I'll bring him up as much as I want and I'm done discussing this with you because it's a waste of time.
I wonder what he will say when Prescott gets hurt and they don't have Romo?
Was going to mention that the total Bs ESPN QBR that he was using is not used by any other stats people.Umm...you said ball placement. Also, QBR is also determined by TD to interception ratio as well, so obviously a QB that takes more chances down the field, or even in general, is going to have a higher interception ratio and diminish such a rating. That has little to do your claim of Dak having better accuracy in short to intermediate passes. Excuse me for believing in the 5th best completion percentage in league history over a career of ten years (tied with Peyton Manning) as a better indicator than a single year of play.
It's TDs or INTs per attempt. A QB who throws more increases the chance to throw TDs, but will also diminish his rating due to the number of attempts. Likewise, a QB who throws more increases the chance to throw INTs, but will also increase his rating due to the number of attempts. However, TDs/attempt are multiplied by .2, whereas INTs/attempt are multiplied by.25. That means the INT ratio has a more detrimental effect on QB rating. Also, a QB that simply throws longer passes is going to increase his chance of throwing INTs, and diminish his completion percentage per attempt which also diminishes QBR.
Apparently no one else does since the algorithm used to assess it is proprietary.You don't understand how QBR is calculated.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/6833215/explaining-statistics-total-quarterback-rating
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ESPN QBR...the one stat people use if and only if it meets their agenda. Everybody else uses the standard QB rating...including even ESP in the official stats page.Apparently no one else does since the algorithm used to assess it is proprietary.
According to Wiki:
"Unlike the NFL passer rating, ESPN has not yet been forthcoming on the exact specific formulas and procedures to calculate QBR.[5] The proprietary, complex methodology spans some 10,000 lines of code.[6] "
I conflated the NFL passer rating with QBR rating.
Regardless, none of this has any relevance to your claim that Dak is more accurate with ball placement in short to intermediate routes which is not a measure of either. So, I don't know what you're trying to prove.
and the olines of 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Dak Prescott isn't doing jack squat with Jason Garrett as OC and Felix Jones in the backfield..
Dak Prescott isn't doing jack squat with Jason Garrett as OC and Felix Jones in the backfield..
and the olines of 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Certainly not if you wanted to go one and done right out of the playoffs...In the end, there is no way we choose a 37 year old QB who has not played a full season since what 2012 over a guy who went 13-3 and threw what 4 INTs all season.
Certainly not if you wanted to go one and done right out of the playoffs...