817Gill
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Patrick Mahomes Since Week 7 (without the two Raiders games as Gus Bradley refuses to play anything other than single high).
30 QBR, 2-4 TD to INT ratio, and 58% completion percentage. Graphic pops up immediately after clicking video as well.
Matt Stafford from Week 9 to Week 12:
Before week 9 he was 7-1 with a 69% completion percentage, 310 yards passing per game, and a 2.8 TD’s to .5 interception ratio. Weeks 9-13 he was 1-3 with a 63% completion percentage, 283 passing yards per game, and a 2 to 1 TD to interception ratio. This is with the Jags game included.
Here’s a snippet from a well-written Ringer article expressing concern about the slump:
“There’s been a drastic downturn since the calendar turned over to November. The Rams have lost three consecutive games, and, over that span, they rank 30th in EPA per play, per RBSDM.com. Stafford’s blunders have been the driving factor behind this slump; since Week 9, he’s lost 47.7 expected points on sacks and interceptions, which leads the league by a healthy margin, per TruMedia.”
Josh Allen from Week 9 to 13:
This is including the Jets/Saints blowouts as well: The Bills have scored less than 16 points in each of their losses. Here’s a few articles detailing the recent slippage:
https://romesentinel.com/stories/somber-bills-seek-urgency-to-turn-around-from-recent-slump,125196
https://www.sportsnet.ca/nfl/bills-face-difficult-three-game-stretch-in-midst-of-slump/sn-amp/
https://nypost.com/2021/11/23/nfl-thanksgiving-betting-josh-allen-bills-stumbling-fast/amp/
Sorry for not including his stats there as I’m on time crunch but the point still stands. Other than the top 1-2 QB’s in the game, QB’s go through slumps and weeks where they don’t play up to their ability. Is Dak going to break out soon? I hope, but it doesn’t mean by any stretch that he’s not a good QB or suddenly forgot how to play. This happens to good QB’s in the NFL, it’s hard to win and play great for a full 17. That’s the nature of the beast.
30 QBR, 2-4 TD to INT ratio, and 58% completion percentage. Graphic pops up immediately after clicking video as well.
Matt Stafford from Week 9 to Week 12:
Before week 9 he was 7-1 with a 69% completion percentage, 310 yards passing per game, and a 2.8 TD’s to .5 interception ratio. Weeks 9-13 he was 1-3 with a 63% completion percentage, 283 passing yards per game, and a 2 to 1 TD to interception ratio. This is with the Jags game included.
Here’s a snippet from a well-written Ringer article expressing concern about the slump:
“There’s been a drastic downturn since the calendar turned over to November. The Rams have lost three consecutive games, and, over that span, they rank 30th in EPA per play, per RBSDM.com. Stafford’s blunders have been the driving factor behind this slump; since Week 9, he’s lost 47.7 expected points on sacks and interceptions, which leads the league by a healthy margin, per TruMedia.”
Josh Allen from Week 9 to 13:
This is including the Jets/Saints blowouts as well: The Bills have scored less than 16 points in each of their losses. Here’s a few articles detailing the recent slippage:
https://romesentinel.com/stories/somber-bills-seek-urgency-to-turn-around-from-recent-slump,125196
https://www.sportsnet.ca/nfl/bills-face-difficult-three-game-stretch-in-midst-of-slump/sn-amp/
https://nypost.com/2021/11/23/nfl-thanksgiving-betting-josh-allen-bills-stumbling-fast/amp/
Sorry for not including his stats there as I’m on time crunch but the point still stands. Other than the top 1-2 QB’s in the game, QB’s go through slumps and weeks where they don’t play up to their ability. Is Dak going to break out soon? I hope, but it doesn’t mean by any stretch that he’s not a good QB or suddenly forgot how to play. This happens to good QB’s in the NFL, it’s hard to win and play great for a full 17. That’s the nature of the beast.
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