Twitter: NFL Passing Leaders Through Week 10

[TheMarathonContinues]

I doubt QBR accounts for this, but I can't say I know that. I'm guessing the INTs are what is keeping his QBR from being at the same level as Wilson and Mahomes. That is the only individual stat where Dak notably lags behind those guys.

I thought I read it takes picks into QBR. Like if the pick is on the receiver it benefits the qb in his QBR?

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

I doubt QBR accounts for this, but I can't say I know that. I'm guessing the INTs are what is keeping his QBR from being at the same level as Wilson and Mahomes. That is the only individual stat where Dak notably lags behind those guys.

Wait what do you mean? Dak has the highest QBR in the league

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

At the end of the day, we just have a horribly coached team. The way Garrett runs the team is horrible. And his game day blunders you just don't see around the league from week to week.

The fair catch miscommunication error is a perfect example of the issues with the way he runs or doesn't run the team properly.

How he runs this team though is a product of Jerry.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Wait what do you mean? Dak has the highest QBR in the league

Right. And the fact he has 9 picks and still has the highest QBR? They are taking the type of picks he throws into account.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

I already told you but I'm not surprised you didn't understand it. You Dak fans are known for not understanding simple things.

Romosexuals tend to......well you know.

 

[phildadon86]

Romosexuals tend to......well you know.

There are people who think Dak played badly Sunday. There is a definition of these people. Blind.

 

[dogunwo]

The same people that are degrading Dak for the team being 5-4 would not praise Dak if the team were 9-0. There is nothing Dak can do to change the minds of people that don't like him. The goalposts will just keep getting moved.

 

[OmerV]

The 3rd one on GB was the play where Gallup got mugged so Gallup stopped his route, and then there was no flag thrown.

Weren't three deflected?
Commanders
Cooper
Cobb near LOS

Here's what I saw, in order …

1. Commanders game - pass well behind Cobb that Cobb deflected.
2. Miami game - Dak made an ill advised throw into coverage.
3. Saints game - Hail Mary at the end
4. Green Bay game - Cooper deflection - should have been caught
5. Green Bay game - DB made a good read in zone coverage.
6. Green Bay game - this is the one where I said Gallup and Dak weren't on the same page. I remembered after your comment that Gallup got mugged some on the play, so that may have been what caused him to not be where he was supposed to be.
7. Deep pass into the end zone to Tavon Austin. I might cut Dak a little slack if it had been Gallup who had a chance to go up for the ball, but as it was he threw into coverage to his shortest receiver.
8. Giants LB laid back and read the slant. Still, a mistake by Dak to not see him.
9. Hail Mary at the end of the Vikings game.

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

I thought I read it takes picks into QBR. Like if the pick is on the receiver it benefits the qb in his QBR?

Doesn't benefit, but doesn''t benefit but doesnt dock.

But also takes into consideration situation. If the team has a 4.5% win chance % so the QB is forced to try for things they normally wouldn't it's not going to weigh a quarter as much as a INT thrown while tied in the 3rd quarter.

 

[OmerV]

I thought I read it takes picks into QBR. Like if the pick is on the receiver it benefits the qb in his QBR?

I can't claim to know. That may be right.

 

[OmerV]

Wait what do you mean? Dak has the highest QBR in the league

Not by the NFL's rating system. Maybe the PFF rating?

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

Not by the NFL's rating system. Maybe the PFF rating?

http://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr

QBR is ESPN's stat, not NFLs

#1

 

[HungryLion]

Not by the NFL's rating system. Maybe the PFF rating?

You mean Passer rating. Which is a different stat than QBR.

I think that’s the confusion.

yes Dak’s ints most definitely negatively affect his passer rating. QBR not as much, at least the ints that were partially the receivers fault or on end of game hail Mary’s of which he has 2.

 

[OmerV]

http://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr

QBR is ESPN's stat, not NFLs

#1

The NFL does have a rating system for QB's though. It's just obviously calculated differently than ESPN. ESPN's QBR may be the one royaice was talking about that factors in whether INT's are the QB's fault or not.

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

The NFL does have a rating system for QB's though. It's just obviously calculated differently than ESPN.

Are you referring to just typical passer rating?

 

[DFWJC]

Thanks. Here's my take from this.

2019 Dak Prescott INTs …
2 throws into coverage - ill advised.
2 deflected - one Dak's fault, and one the receiver's fault.
2 that were good defensive reads. Still Dak's responsibility, but those things happen occasionally.
2 Hail Marys
1 throw where Dak and Gallup were not on the same page. Dak threw to a spot and Gallup turned the other way - unsure if Dak or Gallup was to blame.

Kind of the normal breakdown with how ints transpire. A mixed bag

 

[DFWJC]

Are you referring to just typical passer rating?

Im sure he is.
The standard for the NFL and everyone else is the typical passer rating.
QBR is an ESPN only thing

 

[Sarge]

Neither is Jameis Winston, apparently

That’s inevitable whe you throw the ball 50 times per game

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

Im sure he is.
The standard for the NFL and everyone else is the typical passer rating.
QBR is an ESPN only thing

And passer rating is a NFL only thing

Because.... get this.... they founded each

Want to guess what PFF uses? It'll shock you

 

[percyhoward]

I thought I read it takes picks into QBR. Like if the pick is on the receiver it benefits the qb in his QBR?

Yes. QBR accounts for WR drops and dropped INT. That's the subjective part.

But the basis of QBR is EPA (Expected Points Added), and that is why Dak's leading the NFL. EPA is a completely objective metric.