CalPolyTechnique
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You're back to the same crap that got your last account deleted. You're lucky I don't run things here because those of you who get the boot and return wouldn't last more than a couple of days. Dude, you have an agenda you're comparing Campbell from 2010 and Cassel from last season but leaving out Weeden's numbers in his 3 starts and Gradkowski's numbers in his 4 starts from 2010. McFadden played with Romo in 4 games and only averaged over 4.0 a carry in one game. In Weeden's best game last season McFadden averaged 3.1 a carry which put the game on Weeden's shoulders. Everything you've posted has been shot down like a bunch of sitting ducks so stop wasting my time....yawn!
Lol, you wanna ban me for having your card pulled for making bunk claims? How rich.
Hey genius. If you're claiming that McFadden had worse QB play in Oakland in 2010 compared to what he got in Dallas in 2015, ANYONE WITH A BRAIN is going to look at the QB from each team he played the majority of the time. Why? Because it gives you the best indicator of the level of QB play he typically played with during that season.
I gave you those numbers.
You continue to run around with your tail tucked trying to ignore it.
Here they are again:
Jason Campbell
329/194 (att/comp.)
59% completion pct.
13 TDs/8 INTs
84.5 QB rating
183 Passing YPG
7-5 (W/L record as starting QB)
Matt Cassel
204/119 (att/comp.)
58.3% completion pct.
5 TDs/7 INTs
70.6 QB rating
141 Passing YPG
1-6 (W/L record as starting QB)
Your claim is further undermined by the fact he played with the better QB in Campbell and benefited from that play for 12 games in Oakland (2010).
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