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He had no weapons the first 6 weeks
Run his numbers for the last 8 weeks
He had ONE weapon added in that time frame.
All the QBs on this list have injuries to deal with, changing circumstances, etc etc. but OK. I ran Dak's numbers for the last 8 weeks with Amari Cooper.
203-286 for 2193 yards, 10 TDs, 4 Ints. 32(!) sacks, 8(!) fumbles. (his sacks and fumbles have been occurring at a greater rate with Cooper than before)
Plugging the passing numbers into the QB rating formula, that comes out to a 99 QB rating. Which is pretty good, but you can't simply pick and choose the weeks when your QB played good to compare him to everyone else's play over a full season. You also cant simply say "8 weeks with amari cooper so obviously x2 these numbers for a full 16 games with Cooper" because that sample size is too small, lots of things happen over the course of a year (injuries, slumps, any number of things) that can affect all of these numbers.
Even if you DID double up those numbers for a full season, the only thing that is impressive is the 70.97 completion percentage. you'd have a stat line of 4400 yards, 20/8 TD/Int. 64 sacks, 16 fumbles. These aren't exactly ELITE qb numbers.
This whole exercise is totally pointless though and I did it just to humor you. The poster who I was responding to alleges that it would take a crazy draft pick haul to acquire Dak when everything we've ever seen in the NFL up to this point with regards to player trades goes against that. Teams are not going to trade a 1st and 2nd round pick for QB 15-25 production with only 1 year left on a deal before they have to pay him BIG money. Contract is just as important, if not more important, than the players' performance.